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momof3inTN @momof3inTN (89) • United States 19 May 07

Every stay-at-home mom needs a break from the kids every once in awhile. I know I sure do. I'm a stay-at-home mom of 3 beautiful children. I love my kids with all my heart and with everything in me but even I need to have time for...

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momof3inTN Thanks for the website, I'll check that out. I am the same way when I do get a chance to get out, I have to be pushed out the door sometimes. Even just going to the grocery store by myself is a nice change of pace (no yelling to stop running and quit that...

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momof3inTN @momof3inTN (89) • United States 19 May 07

Every stay-at-home mom needs a break from the kids every once in awhile. I know I sure do. I'm a stay-at-home mom of 3 beautiful children. I love my kids with all my heart and with everything in me but even I need to have time for...

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momof3inTN I'm lucky in that my husband is an EMT so should something happen he is well-equipped to take care of it. My concern is that when he does take the kids out (which he has been doing more frequently lately) he doesn't take notice of the fact that he sometimes...

6 Jul 07

momof3inTN @momof3inTN (89) • United States 14 Jun 07

My kids have been at it again. You'd think they'd rolled around in the stuff. They are covered from head to toe in poison ivy. They itch and are totally miserable (they are 7 and 5). Does anyone know of any home remedies for...

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momof3inTN @momof3inTN (89) • United States 14 Jun 07

My sons are 19 months apart but then there is a 5 year gap between them and my daughter. We want to have another child but think it is too soon right now. Our daughter is going to be 1 in September. What do you think is a good...

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momof3inTN @momof3inTN (89) • United States 13 Jun 07

When my boys were young, my oldest hardly ever bit anyone, he was bitten several times though (one time coming home from day care with 8 welts on his back). Then my youngest son used to bite his brother all the time, never anyone...

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momof3inTN @momof3inTN (89) • United States 13 Jun 07

What is your favorite drink, wait, let me clarify, what is your favorite non-alcoholic drink? Mine is iced tea. What can I say? I'm southern. There's nothing like sitting on the porch on a hot summer's day with a glass and a...

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momof3inTN @momof3inTN (89) • United States 11 Jun 07

Just curious but what have you seen people doing while driving that is crazy? Anything goes. Mine is either 1) the woman putting on mascara (yes, the car was moving at the time and her eyes were on the mirror) or 2) the man who...

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momof3inTN In TN there isn't a law against talking on your cell phone while driving, at least not yet. I see that all the time and can't stand it. Instead of paying attention to driving, they are having a conversation. When I get a call on my phone, while I'm driving, if...

13 Jun 07

momof3inTN @momof3inTN (89) • United States 11 Jun 07

Just curious but what have you seen people doing while driving that is crazy? Anything goes. Mine is either 1) the woman putting on mascara (yes, the car was moving at the time and her eyes were on the mirror) or 2) the man who...

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momof3inTN Ok, that's pretty bad if the gameboy addiction is so bad that one cannot even stop and take a break while they are driving. That's a little nuts.

13 Jun 07

momof3inTN @momof3inTN (89) • United States 11 Jun 07

Just curious but what have you seen people doing while driving that is crazy? Anything goes. Mine is either 1) the woman putting on mascara (yes, the car was moving at the time and her eyes were on the mirror) or 2) the man who...

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1qazxsw2 @1qazxsw2 (512) • Singapore 5 Jun 07

I used to be very diligent on this when I first started driving. I would get terribly annoyed when other drivers didn't signal at all..but now I am just like them...

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momof3inTN Oh yeah, my husband and I will always joke about people who don't use their turn signal and say, "that must be the new invisible signal!"

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1qazxsw2 @1qazxsw2 (512) • Singapore 5 Jun 07

I used to be very diligent on this when I first started driving. I would get terribly annoyed when other drivers didn't signal at all..but now I am just like them...

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momof3inTN Always. I always use my turn signals for changing lanes and when I am turning. Especially in front of my house. There have been many times when my signal has been ignored (because I live on the left) and I've almost been hit because I also live right in front...

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momof3inTN @momof3inTN (89) • United States 5 Jun 07

Just looking for opinions. Anyway, I heard this morning that an average of 19 teenage drivers are killed everyday. I know that if kool-aid killed 19 people a day (on average) it would be pulled from the store shelves. So, why do...

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momof3inTN It doesn't matter whether or not I have a teenager yet. I have to share the road with them, that makes it everyone's problem. You may be lucky in that your children have never had a ticket or accident, that is not the case with every teenage driver out there....

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momof3inTN @momof3inTN (89) • United States 5 Jun 07

Just looking for opinions. Anyway, I heard this morning that an average of 19 teenage drivers are killed everyday. I know that if kool-aid killed 19 people a day (on average) it would be pulled from the store shelves. So, why do...

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momof3inTN Fine, everyone needs to start somewhere, let them start after age 18. There is no reason a teenager under 18 needs to be driving. There are school buses to get to and from school. Then, there's always a bike or your feet. I lived a mile outside of town, if I...

6 Jun 07

momof3inTN @momof3inTN (89) • United States 5 Jun 07

Just looking for opinions. Anyway, I heard this morning that an average of 19 teenage drivers are killed everyday. I know that if kool-aid killed 19 people a day (on average) it would be pulled from the store shelves. So, why do...

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momof3inTN My mom made me learn so much about cars before I was allowed to drive. I had to know how to check the oil, change the oil, check the tire pressure, add air to the tires, change a tire, and check all the other fluids. Once I got my learners permit I was also...

6 Jun 07

momof3inTN @momof3inTN (89) • United States 5 Jun 07

Just looking for opinions. Anyway, I heard this morning that an average of 19 teenage drivers are killed everyday. I know that if kool-aid killed 19 people a day (on average) it would be pulled from the store shelves. So, why do...

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momof3inTN Teenagers are not known for concentrating on just one thing. LOL I know that some states have banned cell phones while driving but, unfortunately, TN is not one of them. The number of times I am out doing errands and I see/hear the teens in the car next to me,...

6 Jun 07

momof3inTN @momof3inTN (89) • United States 5 Jun 07

Just looking for opinions. Anyway, I heard this morning that an average of 19 teenage drivers are killed everyday. I know that if kool-aid killed 19 people a day (on average) it would be pulled from the store shelves. So, why do...

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momof3inTN Thank you so much! That is a really great response. I agree. Thank you!

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momof3inTN @momof3inTN (89) • United States 5 Jun 07

Just looking for opinions. Anyway, I heard this morning that an average of 19 teenage drivers are killed everyday. I know that if kool-aid killed 19 people a day (on average) it would be pulled from the store shelves. So, why do...

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momof3inTN That's not confidence, that's arrogance. There is a difference. I'm all for pulling the licenses of old people as well. As a matter of fact, I have told my mother that I will pull her keys if necessary but I won't let her drive if I see that it is impaired....

6 Jun 07

momof3inTN @momof3inTN (89) • United States 5 Jun 07

Just looking for opinions. Anyway, I heard this morning that an average of 19 teenage drivers are killed everyday. I know that if kool-aid killed 19 people a day (on average) it would be pulled from the store shelves. So, why do...

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momof3inTN No, not strange. I was 19 before I got my driver's license. Even though I lived in rural America, I did not have my driver's license. I got a learner's permit at 17 and so I could drive with a licensed driver in the car with me, but I didn't get my full...

6 Jun 07

momof3inTN @momof3inTN (89) • United States 5 Jun 07

Just looking for opinions. Anyway, I heard this morning that an average of 19 teenage drivers are killed everyday. I know that if kool-aid killed 19 people a day (on average) it would be pulled from the store shelves. So, why do...

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stacy624 @stacy624 (2776) • Canada 4 Jun 07

Who was the one to pick the name of your baby you, hubby, both, a family member? Thanks for your responses

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momof3inTN Both myself and my husband together chose the names for our boys but when it came to our daughter, he chose her first name and I chose her middle name.

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