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I also saw an Indian film called WATER which I lovvvveeed...I had chai tea and polenta for lunch.
You are fast becoming the most exotic person I know...
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Originally Posted by Cowpernia
I do not enjoy this business of being in the room with two people who whisper to each other so I can't hear them
she had ds change it so only she could understand it and she sighed, "That's better."
I do think that the relationship between a boy's mother and his gf is much more than awkward and difficult than the relationship between a girl's mother and her bf, so I'm not sure I can offer anything. I do think she is unknowingly very selfish, ie she no doubt doesn't realize it. I mean, most kids that age are very self-absorbed and at best are able to think about one other person (usually their bf/gf). I see it in DD -- she forgets about other people quite a lot. Her BF is unusually
unselfish; I think she's learned something from him--she is more thoughtful than she used to be. But still..
I try to treat DD as an adult, but let's face it, there are times when she doesn't act like one, and I don't hesitate to say something. It's rare that I've ever said anything to the BF, but it has happened and it's not a problem. This business about DS and lcp leaving the house because everything is not perfect, I would have a real problem with, so I don't blame you for being frustrated.
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Originally Posted by Cowpernia
I need tables taken out to the road. He wants to sell them. I refuse to have strangers come here to look at these stupid cheap tables. He says ebay. They are TABLESSSSS. Grr. Snmarl.

Well, if he wants to sell them, I say he can load them into his car and do whatever he wants with them!!
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Muffie would not like me saying "Asian."
Well, Muffie can kiss my big white **** -- Oh, Hi Muffie! Just kidding!
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one time when i got tired of asking dh to move a chair.. i kicked it out the door.. however,i knew he would laugh so that is why i did it--THEN he finally moved it to the curb-
I sooooo wish I could do that -- unfortunately, DH lost his sense of humor when he lost his job, or maybe it was during his midlife crisis, but in any case, when I do extreme things like that, he either doesn't notice (true!) or he just thinks I'm being bad-tempered. Last night I showed him how to snap the top of the plastic butter dish on, and he just nodded and said okay. Sarcasm -- not being noted at all. If I can't get a reaction using sarcasm, how can I communicate?
Hey, it's dark already. DH is roasting a chicken and it smells sooooo good. I think I should go clean up some more junk in honor of someone else cooking.

Yippee!
Kiwi