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sexysilver @sexysilver (928) • United States 22 Feb 21

so the other week temperatures dipped down to the single digits, with a wind chill going to below zero... and many places losing power... Thankfully, a friend of mine didn't lose power at her place, and she opened up her home for...

winter storm

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sexysilver really? Over here we got quite a nice bit of snow...I stepped outside and my foot sank down to mid-calf in snow...

22 Feb 21

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hippiemomdiaries @hippiemomdiaries (815) • Philippines 30 Sep 10

There has been some write-ups about the benefits of homeschooling kids especially during the toddler and preschool years. What do you think are the benefits? With the exorbitant tuition fees, is this something that we parents can...

education

homeschooling

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sexysilver Thank you. I didn't realize until after I had posted my response how long it truly was.

20 Oct 10

hippiemomdiaries @hippiemomdiaries (815) • Philippines 30 Sep 10

There has been some write-ups about the benefits of homeschooling kids especially during the toddler and preschool years. What do you think are the benefits? With the exorbitant tuition fees, is this something that we parents can...

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sexysilver And a lovely favorite of mine :) Famous Home schoolers. :) PRESIDENTS -George Washington -Thomas Jefferson -James Madison -John Quincy Adams -Abraham Lincoln -William Harrison -Theodore Roosevelt -Grover Cleveland -Franklin Roosevelt -John...

19 Oct 10

hippiemomdiaries @hippiemomdiaries (815) • Philippines 30 Sep 10

There has been some write-ups about the benefits of homeschooling kids especially during the toddler and preschool years. What do you think are the benefits? With the exorbitant tuition fees, is this something that we parents can...

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sexysilver It also offers greater flexibility. A seriously ill child can work at a slower pace year round, or have more frequent breaks, or have their schooling revolved around Dr appts and during long-term hospital stays. Whereas, in public school they may fall...

19 Oct 10

sexysilver @sexysilver (928) • United States 21 Jul 10

.... ok, ok, I know most people say "so & so will be the death of me one day", but I really do think my ex will literally be the death of me. We met in '04, got married in '05...we had our first baby (a boy) in '05 too, we had a...

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sexysilver Thank you very much for your kind words, support & prayers. :)

22 Jul 10

edwardjoy2000 @edwardjoy2000 (2387) • United Arab Emirates 15 Jul 10

My cousin was just 6 then. He was running high temperature. His mom placed a thermometer in his mouth and told him, “don’t bite” and went to the kitchen. It was barely a minute when the boy said, “Mom I bit it”. He had swallowed...

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sexysilver I was told by a nurse that the medical community is turning away from rectal temperature readings because some kids wiggle & end up perforating their colon. Personally, I like the ones that you can move across the child's forehead ... I know they are a bit...

15 Jul 10

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sexysilver @sexysilver (928) • United States 14 Jul 10

My ex & I separated back in '07 (he left Christmas Eve to be exact). It was only last summer after a long, drawn out, bitter divorce that custody & child support was established. (I got custody & he owes child...

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sexysilver wow! 16 thousand? I know I won't drop the c/s payments for my ex either. He put his 5 minutes of fun into making these babies, he should enjoy the 18+ years of responsibility that comes with it ;) He hasn't been around really (he sees them MAYBE once a...

14 Jul 10

Saskmommy @Saskmommy (55) • Canada 5 Jul 07

I am a member of facebook as well, and I came across this story about a family - The Schwabes. A young family from Tampa who is dealing with thier son, Kaleb who was shaken by a caregiver. Kaleb was shaken so bad, that when he was...

had children

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sexysilver I just wanted to say that bouts of crying for no reason has been recognized as colic. *Colic can last for the first year. Also an underlying CAUSE of colic (yes modern medicine finally gave a cause for the until recently unexplainable condition of colic)...

6 Jul 07

sexysilver @sexysilver (928) • United States 14 Jun 07

Well, I have had yet another high risk pregnancy & two other small children (20 months & 10 months). I was in the hospital a couple of weeks ago because of complications this time around, but my hubby still had to take some time...

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sexysilver I wish my bank were as great as yours. I would have to buy the coin roller wrappers, wrap the coins & then cash them. (Not so much fun with a large amount of coins & 2 active babies at home).

15 Jun 07

sexysilver @sexysilver (928) • United States 14 Jun 07

Well, I have had yet another high risk pregnancy & two other small children (20 months & 10 months). I was in the hospital a couple of weeks ago because of complications this time around, but my hubby still had to take some time...

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sexysilver Wow $400 in pennies! That'll must help lots around Christmas w/o putting such a huge dent into your regular monthly income! And you contrbuted so many other good ideas too! Thanx.

15 Jun 07

raisingsaints @raisingsaints (217) • United States 4 Jun 07

My 3 year old son has Osteogenesis Imperfecta. It is a genetic disorder, although no one else in the family has it, that affects the collagen resulting in brittle bones. We found out when he was 9 months old. He had a broken arm,...

osteogenesis imperfecta

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sexysilver Yes, they are 10 1/2 months apart & we have a third due in July.

12 Jun 07

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