I'm still sick. My throat still hurts (but hasn't gotten worse nor am I running a fever) and now my sinuses decided to get into the act. My daughter is sick, but my son fought it off
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Thank you. It's really driving me crazy. I had a horrible weekend and I need to get better cause it's my B-day this weekend. :)
So LJ is telling me! I'd offer to write you a fic but given the glacial speed at which I write now I'm doing two jobs, you likely wouldn't see it until NEXT year!
My hubby and I had a tough childhood growing up and we vowed that we would learn from it and our kids are the fruit of that.
Which is proof positive that people can grow and learn from horrible experiences.
So LJ is telling me! I'd offer to write you a fic but given the glacial speed at which I write now I'm doing two jobs, you likely wouldn't see it until NEXT year!
Just the fact that you'd even offer is enough. *hugs*
Which is proof positive that people can grow and learn from horrible experiences.
Yes. We put our minds to it and when we started to fall short, we had no problems saying it to each other. But the difference is, we didn't yell at each other, hubby and I would sit down and talk about it like adults. Then we'd call the kids in, apologize and promise to do better next time.
Just the fact that you'd even offer is enough. *hugs*
*hugs back*
Yes. We put our minds to it and when we started to fall short, we had no problems saying it to each other. But the difference is, we didn't yell at each other, hubby and I would sit down and talk about it like adults. Then we'd call the kids in, apologize and promise to do better next time.
Wow! My dad almost never apologises - I can probably count the number of occasions on the fingers of one hand and have fingers left over!
I think it's very important for parents to be able to do that. As parents, we do make mistakes. I do believe that that has played a big part in the relationship we have developed with our kids.
Your son is clearly well brought up and a credit to you and your hubby!
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My hubby and I had a tough childhood growing up and we vowed that we would learn from it and our kids are the fruit of that.
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So LJ is telling me! I'd offer to write you a fic but given the glacial speed at which I write now I'm doing two jobs, you likely wouldn't see it until NEXT year!
My hubby and I had a tough childhood growing up and we vowed that we would learn from it and our kids are the fruit of that.
Which is proof positive that people can grow and learn from horrible experiences.
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Just the fact that you'd even offer is enough. *hugs*
Which is proof positive that people can grow and learn from horrible experiences.
Yes. We put our minds to it and when we started to fall short, we had no problems saying it to each other. But the difference is, we didn't yell at each other, hubby and I would sit down and talk about it like adults. Then we'd call the kids in, apologize and promise to do better next time.
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*hugs back*
Yes. We put our minds to it and when we started to fall short, we had no problems saying it to each other. But the difference is, we didn't yell at each other, hubby and I would sit down and talk about it like adults. Then we'd call the kids in, apologize and promise to do better next time.
Wow! My dad almost never apologises - I can probably count the number of occasions on the fingers of one hand and have fingers left over!
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