KymmieSue
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Thu 10/16/08 10:34 PM |
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Oh great and wise JustAGuy...
Where do the socks the washer eats end up and why does the washing machine never eat two that match?
(I realize this is a "relationship advice catagory" so I'll justify this in terms of having better chance at a relationship if my socks match! LOL!)
I would like to add to this, if I may galendgirl?
Why is it only socks that get eaten? |
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KymmieSue
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KymmieSue
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Thu 10/16/08 09:53 PM |
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Ummm....no...it isn't.
There will still be times when the kids, even though they aren't at home, are going to run into trouble, or have some kind of problem.
You would still have to deal with their mother while she is trying to help them. Any mother who is truly a mother is going to help her children whether you like it or not.
She says once they're out of the house, they're on their own!
Sorry, double post.
Sorry JustAGuy, had to comment. |
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KymmieSue
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Thu 10/16/08 09:53 PM |
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Ummm....no...it isn't.
There will still be times when the kids, even though they aren't at home, are going to run into trouble, or have some kind of problem.
You would still have to deal with their mother while she is trying to help them. Any mother who is truly a mother is going to help her children whether you like it or not.
She says once they're out of the house, they're on their own!
Just want to make sure I understand, now that my kids are gone and on their own I'm no longer their mother?
NOT!!!!!!!!! |
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KymmieSue
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| Topic: Matchmaking Game - part 149 |
Thu 10/16/08 09:23 PM |
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See all you good folks tomorrow, I need sleep and my bed is calling me 
Ahhh... just when I get finished with my homework... arrrgh... lol
But I'm still here |
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KymmieSue
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| Topic: Ok Ladies!! |
Thu 10/16/08 09:09 PM |
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Catwoman...
I had the same thoughts but at the age of 38 I was diagnosed with advanced breast cancer...It is never too early to start especially if it runs in the family..
It does run in my family, as well as cervical cancer. I regularly check myself and go to the doctor. About 2 years ago I had a hysterectomy (sp) because of numerous cysts and polups (sp), I also had several positive tests prior to the surgery. My doctor and I decided surgery would be best. |
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KymmieSue
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Thu 10/16/08 09:01 PM |
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As a breast cancer survivor I can't begin to stress the importance of self examinations and yearly checks..
And remember, even if you have had a partial or full mastectomy, check for lumps the same as you would for a self breast exam...
My mother is also a survivor, I was raised to do monthly exams (have taught my daughters as well) and as soon as I was old enough I scheduled a mammogram.
My son apparently also listened, because he tells his girlfriend all the time. Proudly supports breast cancer awareness, when asked why by his friends his reply is always the same...."we love the boobies, so we must protect the boobies". I kind of laugh, but he makes me proud.
 i like that quote.
So do I. THAT'S MY BOY |
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KymmieSue
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| Topic: Matchmaking Game - part 149 |
Thu 10/16/08 08:11 PM |
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hi everyone 
Hello, is that the pumpkin you guys made?
yes it is she did a good job.how are you tonight
She did a wonderful job.
I am doing good. Just relaxing.
she did such a good job and she has been doing so good at school and at home i bought her a stuffed toy she is sleeping with it now.if she does good i then show her with gifts but she has to really work for them.i am glad you are kicking back .i am to .
I am glad she is doing so well, then she's earned the rewards. Don't forget you do too, she wouldn't be doing so well without you. |
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KymmieSue
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Thu 10/16/08 07:59 PM |
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hi everyone
Hello, is that the pumpkin you guys made?
yes it is she did a good job.how are you tonight
She did a wonderful job.
I am doing good. Just relaxing. |
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KymmieSue
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| Topic: Matchmaking Game - part 149 |
Thu 10/16/08 07:47 PM |
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well everything can't go perfect 100% of the time or else we wouldn't really appreciate the good times but you know I am here if you need to talk at all
TY I appreciate that. Deb and Merle got me through alot, and now I am ready to move on. 
They do seem to be good for helping people through the rough spots, don't they? |
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KymmieSue
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Thu 10/16/08 07:42 PM |
| GO!!!!! IF there is something, the sooner you know the better. |
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KymmieSue
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Thu 10/16/08 07:40 PM |
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You should be proud of him as I am with my son...But my son is also very aware that men can get breast cancer too (which is on the rise) and because I have had it twice now he and his wife take turns doing the monthly exams for each other..... 
All I know, before she met him she didn't think it was needed. He has since educated her, as well as his friends. THAT'S MY BOY!!!!! |
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KymmieSue
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Thu 10/16/08 07:26 PM |
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As a breast cancer survivor I can't begin to stress the importance of self examinations and yearly checks..
And remember, even if you have had a partial or full mastectomy, check for lumps the same as you would for a self breast exam...
My mother is also a survivor, I was raised to do monthly exams (have taught my daughters as well) and as soon as I was old enough I scheduled a mammogram.
My son apparently also listened, because he tells his girlfriend all the time. Proudly supports breast cancer awareness, when asked why by his friends his reply is always the same...."we love the boobies, so we must protect the boobies". I kind of laugh, but he makes me proud. |
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| Topic: Matchmaking Game - part 149 |
Thu 10/16/08 06:57 PM |
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I miss a lot.
Not too much. How are you?
I missed a flip!
But I tend to miss a lot of them nowadays ...
And I missed this guy who emailed me 19 hours ago. 
I'm pretty good.
How are you?
Ok, maybe you did miss a little.
I'm ok, tired but ok.
I'm kind of tired myself.
And smelly. 
Got to wait for mom to wash out her hair dye before I get a shower though.
Maybe a nice hot bath, after I finish what I have to do of course. That sounds so perfect right now. |
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KymmieSue
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Thu 10/16/08 06:57 PM |
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I miss a lot.
Not too much. How are you?
I missed a flip!
But I tend to miss a lot of them nowadays ...
And I missed this guy who emailed me 19 hours ago.
I'm pretty good.
How are you?
Ok, maybe you did miss a little.
I'm ok, tired but ok.
I'm kind of tired myself.
And smelly.
Got to wait for mom to wash out her hair dye before I get a shower though.
Oops, hit the wrong key. |
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KymmieSue
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| Topic: Matchmaking Game - part 149 |
Thu 10/16/08 06:52 PM |
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I miss a lot.
Not too much. How are you?
I missed a flip!
But I tend to miss a lot of them nowadays ...
And I missed this guy who emailed me 19 hours ago.
I'm pretty good.
How are you?
Ok, maybe you did miss a little.
I'm ok, tired but ok. |
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