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r3d_butt3rfly_ wrote: »A reminder to myself and all of us ❤
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I'd love a shoulder massage right now0
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George_of_the_Jungle wrote: »this Thursday feels very Friday-ish
Stop teasing me0 -
CaliValleyGirl wrote: »2nd day in a row my husband has gone for his walk. I know it's just the start, but I'm so proud he's making an effort.
Have to start somewhere. That's fantastic!1 -
Keep_on_cardio wrote: »I look at my almost 5yr old who still doesn’t talk and think about how would I feel, if I wasn’t capable to say what I wanted to say, verbally? I think about, the looks when my son Coo’s in a happy voice. The few times that I share my son is on the Autism spectrum, in hopes there might be a little more understanding to a behavior being displayed and him not using his words.
No matter what my day feels like, I’m his voice and the person who activates pushing open doors for him. I think about all the therapist and strategic measures, to best help my son. When I watch my sons growth, I really don’t give a damn about my moments of being unsure with myself. I’ll stay at a standstill, to make sure he has a chance in his adult life.
You're an amazing mom. Such a heartfelt statement.1 -
CaliValleyGirl wrote: »2nd day in a row my husband has gone for his walk. I know it's just the start, but I'm so proud he's making an effort.
You should have him join MFP!!!4 -
_Miss_chievous_ wrote: »I'm excited to help my daughter dress up and do her makeup for Halloween and hopefully be well enough to take her trick or treating. It just sucks trick or treating in Canada... she can't be just a vampire, she's gona have to be a vampire with a jacket, mittens and probably a toque.
Love to hear this kind of stuff. It's a joyful thing to see my wife with the littles doing this each year. Hope you and your daughter have a blast!0 -
Well.... now this is on my mind:
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GymGoddessGoals wrote: »
I have no idea but I want to go to there.0 -
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LiftingSpirits wrote: »
And just think, that's one for each hand.1 -
Musings: I frequently think about where lines are drawn and defining them (maybe why I like curves; looking at them and traversing them
.) Over lunch I was thinking that there is much we can learn from those that humbly help others, but is it a disservice when they are too humble to think that they are doing good and could help more? I think this holds to politics some. The ones we actually hear about have usually been influenced by an outside source in order to get to the stage.
Reflection on past relationships as well. Where is the line for trying things the SO enjoys and when does it become changing who you are? I know this is case by case, but try to find that for myself.
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I have no idea why, but I just remembered the morse code rage quit and the memory was as entertaining as when it happened.2
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George_of_the_Jungle wrote: »
Mannnnn I gotta stay awake for like 2 more hours tho2
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