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Ashida @Ashida (1370) • United States 7 Mar 07

Or do your hobbies control you?

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Ashida These sound like some great hobbies. When did you have time to have children?

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Ashida @Ashida (1370) • United States 7 Mar 07

Or do your hobbies control you?

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Ashida Living for anything that is art is a great way to live!

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Ashida @Ashida (1370) • United States 7 Mar 07

Or do your hobbies control you?

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zenmachado I am very much under the control of my hobbies. My whole life is strung by my endless watching films, reading novels, melodies I listen to, and eating. I live for anything that is art, so I have very much lost all capable control over how much time i spend...

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Ashida @Ashida (1370) • United States 7 Mar 07

Or do your hobbies control you?

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KrabbyPatty @KrabbyPatty (64) • United States 4 Jan 07

I am a working mom. I used to be a stay-at-home mom. Right now, I am working out of necessity. My husband is back in school to obtain his master's degree. While he is doing this, he is playing the role of stay-at-home...

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ssnaqvi IT DEPENDS ON THE WOMEN WHETHER TO WORK OR NOT AND YET WORKING ITS TOTALLY HER TECHNIQUES HOW TO HANDLE HIS HOUSE AND CHILDRENS. SO I MUST SAY THAT WOMEN WHO ARE WORKING CAN PRODUCE BETTER YOUTH/GENERATION.

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KrabbyPatty @KrabbyPatty (64) • United States 4 Jan 07

I am a working mom. I used to be a stay-at-home mom. Right now, I am working out of necessity. My husband is back in school to obtain his master's degree. While he is doing this, he is playing the role of stay-at-home...

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nhtpscd Each mum has to work out what is best for her family. I support both types as long as the kids do not suffer.

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KrabbyPatty @KrabbyPatty (64) • United States 4 Jan 07

I am a working mom. I used to be a stay-at-home mom. Right now, I am working out of necessity. My husband is back in school to obtain his master's degree. While he is doing this, he is playing the role of stay-at-home...

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steffylikewoah I'm a SAHM and though I haven't had to deal with the work thing yet.. I'm pretty sure it's going to come up sometime for us. I don't have any advice, but your post almost made me cry (yay for postpardum hormones!) because I know I'd feel the same way.

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KrabbyPatty @KrabbyPatty (64) • United States 4 Jan 07

I am a working mom. I used to be a stay-at-home mom. Right now, I am working out of necessity. My husband is back in school to obtain his master's degree. While he is doing this, he is playing the role of stay-at-home...

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anne_143god I think this is just temporary as what you said. Of course I will give my time for the benefit of my kids even it will suffer my wants and interest.

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KrabbyPatty @KrabbyPatty (64) • United States 4 Jan 07

I am a working mom. I used to be a stay-at-home mom. Right now, I am working out of necessity. My husband is back in school to obtain his master's degree. While he is doing this, he is playing the role of stay-at-home...

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firemansgirl001 I worked from the time I was 16 to 2004. I am 31 now. I hurt my knee and unfortunately cant work. The small amount I get from comp sucks. cant touch my regular pay. I love being home with the kids. the only thing I dont like is that the longer I am home...

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KrabbyPatty @KrabbyPatty (64) • United States 3 Jan 07

I have tried using fondant for decorating cakes one time and was pleased with the results, but not pleased with the time it took to accomplish the project. Do I just need to work the fondant more?Can fondant be flavored? I'm not...

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palmersb Hi! I am working on building my cake decorating business. I am excited at the results I've gotten working with fondant. I buy mine already made in the box- not ready to make it yet. I roll it with a rolling pin that I bought at a cake decorating store- not a...

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KrabbyPatty @KrabbyPatty (64) • United States 3 Jan 07

I have tried using fondant for decorating cakes one time and was pleased with the results, but not pleased with the time it took to accomplish the project. Do I just need to work the fondant more?Can fondant be flavored? I'm not...

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Princesssonia Well, Fondant is easy and fun to work with. Yes it an be flavored. You can use any flavoring for taste and add a little of confectionary sugar to get it back to the right consistency. also use a little of vegetable shorting to put down on the surface that...

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KrabbyPatty @KrabbyPatty (64) • United States 3 Jan 07

I have tried using fondant for decorating cakes one time and was pleased with the results, but not pleased with the time it took to accomplish the project. Do I just need to work the fondant more?Can fondant be flavored? I'm not...

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wsue1023 Do you live in the US? If so, you should look at maybe taking a Wilton class from a Hobby Lobby, Micheal's, or Jo Ann's store in your area. Another idea is to learn from Cakecentral.com. This is a must site for anyone wanting to get into cake decorating. They...

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KrabbyPatty @KrabbyPatty (64) • United States 3 Jan 07

I have tried using fondant for decorating cakes one time and was pleased with the results, but not pleased with the time it took to accomplish the project. Do I just need to work the fondant more?Can fondant be flavored? I'm not...

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Bee1955 You can buy candy oils in any supermarket or drug store. It will definately freshen the taste of the fondant instead of that "bland" taste it traditonally has.

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Ashida @Ashida (1370) • United States 18 Jan 07

...feel the need to justify smoking it by using "scientific" evidence to claim how it's not a bad as drinking or smoking cigarettes or other drugs? Personally I don't care what people do in their private lives as long as it...

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Ashida @Ashida (1370) • United States 13 Jan 07

How many of these stages have you been through? We'll start at when you first signed up and move forward. Stage 1: Wow! This is so cool! I actually get paid for this?? I'm gonna be rich! Stage 2: Hmm.. Man, this post...

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Wanderlaugh Er... you left out living in a schloss among the wild mountains and playing a steam organ while responding to messages... or is that just me?

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Ashida @Ashida (1370) • United States 13 Jan 07

How many of these stages have you been through? We'll start at when you first signed up and move forward. Stage 1: Wow! This is so cool! I actually get paid for this?? I'm gonna be rich! Stage 2: Hmm.. Man, this post...

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Ashida lol -- Hate to say this -- but I think that's all you! ;)

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KrabbyPatty @KrabbyPatty (64) • United States 7 Jan 07

Here it is, January, and it is so unseasonably warm! I noticed yesterday while walking through the yard that my bulbs are starting to come up! The irises, the mountain bells, and my daffodils have gone so far as to start...

bulbs

cold weather gardening

flower bulbs

gardening

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Poison_Girl Oh man... I'm so glad I got out of a place that doesn't have any seasons. 80 degree weather on Christmas Day is just NOT acceptable (when you're living in the Northern Hemisphere)! I was going to guess you were in Southern California, but after looking at...

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ElusiveButterfly @ElusiveButterfly (45940) • United States 5 Nov 06

I am not sure that I will buy wrapping paper to wrap my Christmas gifts this year. It is not the cost mind you, as you can get wrapping paper at your local dollar store. It is the amount of time it takes to tear through your...

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KrabbyPatty @KrabbyPatty (64) • United States 4 Jan 07

I am a working mom. I used to be a stay-at-home mom. Right now, I am working out of necessity. My husband is back in school to obtain his master's degree. While he is doing this, he is playing the role of stay-at-home...

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mayankmisra yeah ..i agree with you here, i was the first born of my mom at a time when she was at the peak of her career, my dad used to wirk late hours too....a nursery where you could drop off your kids for a day was found as a solution for me. now that my mum stays...

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KrabbyPatty @KrabbyPatty (64) • United States 4 Jan 07

I am a working mom. I used to be a stay-at-home mom. Right now, I am working out of necessity. My husband is back in school to obtain his master's degree. While he is doing this, he is playing the role of stay-at-home...

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Soniasony It is said that children growin with stay-at-home gets more love and less responsible..and others ie workin moms get more independent and responsible..this is just a rough case..ultimately it all depends on the mother..

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