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Vik, that's what I'm beginning to wonder. My son is 9 this year and he acts like he still believes in the bunny, but said he hoped the Easter Bunny brought him money. I'm wondering if he's playing me.0
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I can only speak for myself, but I never believed in the Easter bunny or Santa Claus... Maybe It was just the way my parents approached things. I always knew it was just some sort of make-believe kind of thing...0
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Yeah, sometimes I get the feeling he might not believe, but maybe doesn't want to say anything thinking he might make me sad. Boy, I wish he would tell me he doesn't believe anymore.0
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All I know is that kids are far smarter than adults give them credit for... They may not have all of our experience and emotional development but their brains are just as good as ours or better...0
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Mine believed till they were about 8..or 9....
I do remember one very upset daughter..after I'd admitted there wasn't one looking me in the eye and saying "so you lied to me" ..she was not impressed lol0 -
Back in a bit love, gone for a very late lunch...0
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My family's rule is if ypu believe then they bring stuff. I still believe in Santa and the Easter Bunny0
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They were told that while you believe santa and the easter bunny will come....
I still remember her tirade.." you lied to me all this time..how could you" parents aren't supposed to lie..blah blah lol..I think she was so upset because in our house ....lying one of the worst things...
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Haha nice. We just make each other pay still and pretend Santa brings it0
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Awww that's awesome. It's nice to be able to surprise them0
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We used to spend tons on christmas ..till one year my dad came to visit 2 weeks later..he asked each what they got for christmas and they had trouble remembering..it annoyed the hell out of me..I realised they were just getting so much they weren't even remembering half of it..I cut way back after that..and they still enjoyed christmas and I believe valued what they were given more..0
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My child is spoiled but he's super specific in what he wants and likes. He's also not worried about giving stuff he doesn't want away so I have piles of unopened toys I donate every year
On another note....baby white lions are kind of adorable.0 -
What's everyone up to today?0
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Hey Rob, how's it?0
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Not bad, finally home and relaxing a bit. Thinking of jumping in the pool in a bit.0
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God I wish. It'll be months before pool weather here...0
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It's about 89F here right now, so pretty good weather for a swim. I'll be in there tomorrow for sure, it's supposed to be in the mid 90s.0
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I gotta move somewhere warmer... Canada is perfect otherwise...0
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Honestly right now is the only time of year the heat is bearable. October - March is about the only comfortable time. April - September, it's 95 - 115 usually.0
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OneHundredToLose wrote: »It's about 89F here right now, so pretty good weather for a swim. I'll be in there tomorrow for sure, it's supposed to be in the mid 90s.
I wanna go swimming !
Its not warm enough here either... At least another month and then maybe here n there0 -
Last year I built a small floating cooler which I could fill with ice and beer and take in the pool with me. It was a lot of fun.0
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OneHundredToLose wrote: »Honestly right now is the only time of year the heat is bearable. October - March is about the only comfortable time. April - September, it's 95 - 115 usually.
I think I'd sooner kill myself than live in that climate.0 -
OneHundredToLose wrote: »Last year I built a small floating cooler which I could fill with ice and beer and take in the pool with me. It was a lot of fun.
I found one online last summer. I love it! I was tired of getting out of the pool and busting my *kitten* on the way to the fridge. I need a float for my drink. Lol0 -
OneHundredToLose wrote: »Honestly right now is the only time of year the heat is bearable. October - March is about the only comfortable time. April - September, it's 95 - 115 usually.
I think I'd sooner kill myself than live in that climate.
but it's a dry heat...0 -
No buts, Vik, that's horrid.0
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I find the dry heat easier to take than the humid heat..tropical north Queensland isn't so nice in summer..humidity near 100%0
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