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startover22 · Nov 15, 2007, 11:02 AM

LMAO... I have a couple here, if you want I could send them to you and you guys can work em' to death... they need a lesson or two... or three... or four!

J_9 · Nov 15, 2007, 11:05 AM

I can't stand most of the teens that get on here, they are so obnoxious.

startover22 · Nov 15, 2007, 11:07 AM

Just like the ones I live with? Oh man, I am so in for it, I can tell already. I am not complaining cause I love them, but dang... it is stressful some days are never ending. My four year old is more mature than them some days!

curlybenswife · Nov 15, 2007, 11:12 AM

That start does not surprise me in the least my neighbours girl just turnt 13 and she is quite something that's for sure lol the lad is 16 and he just grunts lol

startover22 · Nov 15, 2007, 11:49 AM

LOL... yes, well, since Jesse came, it has been a battle... Very hard one! He is great in many ways, upbeat and strong... just a little talky backy... and it seems to rub off...

curlybenswife · Nov 15, 2007, 11:50 AM

MMMMMMM well the kid next door punched her father in the face last night

startover22 · Nov 15, 2007, 11:51 AM

Oh goodness, I have it good so far! Geeze...

Tuscany · Nov 15, 2007, 11:54 AM

Ok so I have quick little story about my friend's son.

He is in 5th grade and was given the puberty talk at school the other day. Then last night Amy was clipping his toe nails and giving him his cold medicine (terrible cold going on). She had him sitting on the bathroom vanity. He turns and looks at himself in the mirror and says.
"ey Ma I am getting a moustache.
She laughed and said "Honey just because you talked about it happening does not mean that you are going to start sprouting hair."
To which he replied "Oh yeah? Well Anthony has a moustache already."
Amy giggled and told him he was crazy.
He said "No Ma, he's Italian, so he is hairy. Just like Max.

Max is his VERY Italian step dad who is a bit hairy

curlybenswife · Nov 15, 2007, 11:55 AM

She is a lovely girl but has 0 respect for her parents and I'm sorry I blame that on them there to bloody soft with her.

startover22 · Nov 15, 2007, 12:02 PM

Yes, it starts here for sure...
It is hard to try and change someone's attitude when they were so mistreated though, That is why we are so stern with Jesse and our own kids especially with the extra nonsense!
Tus... that is hilarious! Oh geeze...

curlybenswife · Nov 15, 2007, 12:09 PM

Hehehehe hairy like the italians bless, start I can't even begin to imagine how you manage with that scinario at least the girl next door isn't miss treated she is just a spoilt little mare.

Chery · Nov 15, 2007, 02:30 PM

A lot of teen scare the crap out of me..
It seems they are so lost, angry, and just plain obnoxious - society is really having a bad influence on them. They are so disrespectful on buses, in shops, etc. I wish I still had the recipe I used on Jaime, I'd pass it on to other moms - but I forgot what I did right.. just the things we did wrong we moms never forget.

Got a snow storm last night, didn't even notice it until I saw that crap outside. Oh well, there goes my wish of never seen snow again in my life.. but under the circumstances I'll endure it as long as I can see Alex enjoying himself in it this year. Larry was out on his balcony most of the night, he likes it out there and can come in whenever he wants... he's just a crazy cat. He's inside now for a while letting his fleas warm up before he goes outside again. I don't know where a house-cat catches fleas, but he found some..

I remember this time of the year in Japan, we were mowing the lawn and cuting roses.. That's what I loved about being an 'army brat' the traveling and I guess that's also why I never had to join a 'gang' in any neighborhood.

Angel.. how much longer have you got to go in the 'incubation' stage?

startover22 · Nov 15, 2007, 02:55 PM

Chery, you sure know how to make me smile sweet!

Chery · Nov 15, 2007, 03:13 PM

I sure hope so Start.. you deserve a few bright moments every day!

Just got a new prescription of Valium, so let me know when you need it. I've got enough now.. he gave me 50 of those nice little 10 mg. tablets. He asked me how many I take a day, I told him that sometimes 1/2 in the morning, sometimes up to to a day, depending on how I feel. He said OK, and placed his signature on the Rx. You should have seen the receptionist's face... I couldn't control myself, I winked at her and left.

Lately I have urges to shock people just for the heck of it, and I don't care about their reactions, but most are so funny that I enjoy myself more.

I told a neighbor during lunch she invited me to that I plan on making a T-Shirt iron-on with "Almost Dead Woman Walking" on it - that did shock her and I laughed and told her I was just kidding. It's amazing how many crazy ideas crop up in my head lately, but I'm just letting them go though stages and accepting them as they come. If I applied those crazy ideas to reality, they'd put me in the looney bin and I don't want that.

I still have my sense of humor!

I'm getting to like being able to rebuff! The catscan machine was on strike so I got to go back to town Monday, hope the snow will be gone by then.

startover22 · Nov 15, 2007, 03:18 PM

Shock em'... I think it's OK...
And I think you get a good chuckle...
I love it!! I want to shock people too!

ordinaryguy · Nov 15, 2007, 05:07 PM

Originally Posted by Chery

Lately I have urges to shock people just for the heck of it, and I don't care about their reactions, but most are so funny that I enjoy myself more.

If anybody gets a pass for shocking behavior, I'd say it's you. Make the most of it!

Originally Posted by Chery

I still have my sense of humor!

And a fine one it is, too. Shine it on.

Chery · Nov 15, 2007, 05:30 PM

Originally Posted by ordinaryguy

If anybody gets a pass for shocking behavior, I'd say it's you. Make the most of it!!

And a fine one it is, too. Shine it on.

It feels great to know that there are some people who understand where I'm coming from right now.

I even made my son-in-law laugh today... when paying the rent, all he received was 20 euro bills because that's all the machines issued. I told him that now he can go to a strip bar and have a lot of fun... He put a 20 euro bill in my cleavage and we both laughed.

He and Jaime are finally divorced and I helped him through the separation, and we get along better now than we did before.

They found a growth at the stem of his brain, so he's in the scared stiff stage and since I'm past that, I help him try to cope. I will go with him when he gets his catscan too. I hope to heck it's not serious because I've really grown to love the guy. It's a shame that something like this has to happen to a wonderful young guy.

His &astard of a father is the one who deserves all the ill will, but he'll probably outlive all of us.

Such is life, so let's live it to the fullest!

startover22 · Nov 15, 2007, 09:58 PM

Such is life, so let's live it to the fullest!
I just really needed to repeat that... Thanks for the reminder sweet!

curlybenswife · Nov 16, 2007, 03:11 AM

Hell chery you shock you dance you sing you dam well do as you please ill be the first in line to clonk any moron that says you can't too!!

curlybenswife · Nov 16, 2007, 03:28 AM

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Oh my word how shocked would you be lol