Adorable! Henry looks very content with his new protege'. Thanks! I think they're adorable too, but I'm biased! They DO look comfy, don't they? I took that photo this morning; they had been playing hard together, running around and chasing their kibble ball (it's a hollow hard plastic ball that has holes in each end. I fill
Someone somewhere has probably told her she looks good and she believed them. Either that or she saw a celebrity with brows similar to that and thinks that she's replicating it - but we know it's inaccurately! Ea
Sometimes when someone I know is expecting a baby, I can't help for just a second to picture the act that produced the child. Sometimes it's just so gross and I don't even WANT to picture those people in that situation. Blech That's EXACTLY what I'm talking about! Whew. Thank you, Angela, for making me feel not quite so alone.
Have you ever looked at a woman with kids and think 'Cripes! Someone got that pregnant! Eeww'? I have. There's a woman who works at the hospital here on base who is without question the most unattractive person I have ever seen. I used to think she was retarded - the military has contracts with companies who employ retarded (not the PC term, I know, but I'm not terribly PC. If you don't like it....well, bite me. It's my blog, so I'll
The only way we are going to get our troops home is to help the Iraqis stand on their own. Part of that is establishing a workable police force. That requires our MPs and SPs to train them, and reinforce the training at the stations. Yes, that makes them prime targets, but SPs have been considered prime targets in any war... even when there wasn't a war. Having SPs at t
I'm about a hour away ~ meet ya there Hey, if you're serious about it, drop me a line at [email protected] and we'll set up a time and a day to do it! I think it would be a fantastic thing to do!
The Iraqi police have been getting hit particularly hard in this war Yes, they have, which makes me question why the AF is so gung-ho to put AF cops in Iraqi police stations for year-long tours. I don't think I've got your email addy, so here's mine for you: [email protected]
A few weeks ago I wrote an article about how Air Force Security Forces troops (of which my husband is a member) were going to be asked to train Irqi police and be stationed in Iraqi police stations in downtown Baghdad. I said at the time that this assignment would effectively make those AF cops targets. I was right. This week, we lost one of our SF brethren: Link Airman 1st Cla
I'm sure she's a very nice person. You love her, so she can't be too terrible. I realize that I'm only getting your version of events, so I'm not going to judge anyone too harshly. There are two sides to ever story, after all.
She's just gorgeous! She favors you in her looks, I think. I agree with Angela, I don't think that you can spoil them in their first year. Thse are wonderful photos, thank you for sharing them!
You may not be perfect to her, but you're perfect for someone else. You just have to find that someone... I know how you feel. I feel like a second class citizen some days too (actually, I'm treated like a second class citizen most days ) Keep your chin up, Marty. It'll all work out. Enjoy your time with your little girl this weekend.
Liberal to conservative. Liberals are, to me, more idealistic. Conservatives, on the other hand, are more realistic. I've always been a centrist, but in my youth I was a left-leaning centrist. Now that I'm rapidly approaching middle-age, I'm a right leaning centrist.
I guess this photo could also be viewed as doggy porn....!
I really wish that you wouldn't rely so much on drugs to fix these problems you are having Well, the meds I'm on are a necessary thing. If I didn't take them, I'd be in a wheelchair. It's not a mental thing, it's a physical thing. As for my accepting what happened....well, I did. I have. I know that he's gone, and I'm ok wi
I don't know if it's common sense that prohibits me from acting on any of these urges, but I often wonder if anyone else feels this way. It's not just you. It happens to me a lot too. Almost all the time, in fact. Like you, I'd never, ever do it, but the urge is there nonetheless. Sometimes just envisioning myself doing it satiates the urge,
As they grow and become self-thinking near adults, so they need you more and more. My adult children depend on us-- we've found that we are still very important to them. It's a great feeling This is very true. I know that my mum and dad are very important to me, even though I'm pushing 40. I should imagine it's a wonderful feeling!
You have a great daughter there! Hope her Birthday is a great one! She IS pretty awesome. I'll pass on your comment to her! You must be a very good parent. I only hope that I can be a good parent
That's my daughter, Shea. She's 14 today, and I'm marvelling at how time flies by....it seemed like just yesterday that she was in diapers. She's really something, is Shea. She's on High Honor Roll at school; her lowest score on any test this quarter was 98%. She regularly gets A+'s on her assignments and is incredibly disciplined about doing her homework. I don't know whe
*I'm going to give you a little background information before I get to the 'EEK' part of the story* Saturday morning I get up and find little smears of dried blood all over the hallway tiled floor. I wondered if one of the dawgs had cut their paws, but couldn't find any evidence of that when I examined them. The cat wasn't anywhere to be found, so I summised that she must have injured herself somehow and that's where the blood came from. We had a big hole in the scre
Holy cats, EVERYONE's having a girl! First Jill had Ashley, then Tex found out she was having Isabella, now you've found out that your wee one is a girl too! I had a beanie and bootees made in yellow and green. I'm not going to send those now; I'm going to make another one in girly colors like peach and pink and perhaps even purple too. Oh, and just so you know, the knitting doesn't start and end with a beanie and bootees. I have a TON of patterns for
Holy cats, woman! That's a LOT of dough, and it's also a LOT fof travelling! I have a little something for your little n00b....let me know where to send it to!
You're not wanted in your own backyard? Sometimes it feels that way, yes.... She's a loon. Nobody who is even remotely in touch with reality pays any attention to her She's stuck, Mason
Will you be going as her date to this party, or as her friend? I think that it might be a good idea for the both of you to decide whether this will be a date or ...well, not a date. That way nobody gets hurt because of the other's preconceived notions about what might happen. If it IS a date I hope that you two enjoy yourselves and make some progress with getting back together. I'll be keeping my fingers crossed for you. <img src="../images/smiles/smile.gif" border=0
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