mountaingirl

@mountaingirl (12)

United States • Age 49

Joined myLot 16 years ago

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There's a "Poptart" in your bag....Daddy will be here to pick you up later....

Feona1962 @Feona1962 (7526) • United States 20 Jun 08

Okay...There is one "Poptart" to eat.... It is 10:00 am...Dad won't be picking up the kids until 4:30 pm or later... Now... When exactly am I suppose to feed the kids this poptart to ensure maximum nutrition for the...

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mountaingirl She doesn't expect that Poptart to feed the child all day she expects you to. You need to keep track of everything you feed the child and at the end of the day (or week) present her an itemized bill. She will be angry most likely, but you remain calm and...

24 Jun 08

How much would you charge for babysitting?

CliffShep @CliffShep (40) • United States 24 Jun 08

How much would you charge for babysitting 3 kids? How much do you think is too much and what is not enough. What if you knew the person made a good wage; or just enough to get by on? Would you lower your price? What if you...

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mountaingirl I have ran a home daycare in the past. Sometimes you feel guilty standing up for yourself because you know the parents do work hard, but so does the babysitter. You have every right to charge extra for working overtime. My advice is call some local daycares...

24 Jun 08

My daughter's expression made her father and sister cry.

TriciaW @TriciaW (2441) • United States 24 Jun 08

As many know I was told about a ball team for children with special needs so I arranged to have my daughter play. I was pretty sure it would be something she would enjoy even though I some people thought I was wrong. Even right up...

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mountaingirl I have a niece who has special needs whom I dearly love. The first time I saw her take a step with her braces and walker there was such a look of accomplishment on her face. I'm tearing up just thinking about. She is such a wonderful girl and I am so proud of...

24 Jun 08

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Calling all teenage parents...

katsmeow1213 @katsmeow1213 (28716) • United States 23 Jun 08

I became a mom at the age of 17. For some reason I thought it would be cool and fun to have a baby. Although I didn't get pregnant on purpose, when I found out I was pregnant, I was thrilled. The fear didn't hit until labor did....

teenage parents

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mountaingirl I was also a teen mom. My pregnancy was totally unplanned (we thought we'd taken every precaution). Unlike you I wasn't thrilled I thought my whole life had just ended. I love my son with all my heart, but then I just a scared kid myself. I don't...

24 Jun 08

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Oh y what a problem:( Maby you can help me with some advice?.

xXxMikesWifeyxXx @xXxMikesWifeyxXx (3072) • United States 23 Jun 08

Okay, I am single mom. my daughter is 3, and so far so good ive been doing really well with it.but now i have myself in a perdicament. i dont drive. i was never taught,so inorder for me to work i have to have transportation, i...

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mountaingirl I was in my late 20's when I first got my drivers license and I live in a very rural area so I understand limited or no public transportation. My advice to you is to talk to other young mothers. You may be able to arrange a schedule where you watch their...

24 Jun 08

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Do you eat left-overs to save money on food?

alindahaw @alindahaw (1219) • Philippines 23 Jun 08

My husband used to hate eating left-overs but with the onset of the "food crisis", he changed his opinion. A couple of months ago, we stopped throwing our left-overs on the garbage bin after every mean and save them for the next...

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mountaingirl Yes we definitely eat left overs. I often take them for lunch the next day and depending on how meat was fixed you can often turn it into a whole new dish. Fried or roasted chicken is wonderful when you shred it mix it with some salsa, cooked white rice, and...

24 Jun 08

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what things do you always carry with you in your purse?

juhi06 @juhi06 (1850) • India 14 Jun 08

hi pretty women. makeup things, hankies, perhaps a lipstic and your wallet are the things one always needs to carry with you in your purse. what are the other things which you need to carry with you?

important things

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mountaingirl Let's see...EVERYTHING!!!!! I always have pictures of my family, my debit card, driver's license, my cell phone,and a small notebook and pen. Change is another necessity you never know when a machine won't take a dollar bill. Extra hairbands, and Prilosec...

21 Jun 08

Are you an organ donor?

honeydew82174 @honeydew82174 (1720) • United States 21 Jun 08

My husband just seen my drivers license and just realized I was a organ donor. He seems to have a problem with them cutting me all up and think if I'm on life support they will just take my organs before my family...

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mountaingirl Yes, I am also an organ donor as is my husband. It is important to me that if I can make a difference in someone's life that I do so I am also on the National Bone Marrow Donor list. I give blood and have given platelets as well. Life is so precious and...

21 Jun 08

Where in the world, if the chance arose?

gemini_rose @gemini_rose (16264) 18 Jun 08

Lets say that the opportunity arose for you to be in a position to be able to do whatever you want. You have worked hard, or invested in the right area at the right time and it has paid off. Whatever the situation you are now...

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mountaingirl I don't really know where I would end up living because if I had the means to I would travel. I would love to spend a spring in the countryside of Ireland. All the pictures you see of Ireland at that time of the are so green and lush. I would walk the...

19 Jun 08

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