so i go to bed at my normal time...all of the sudden i'm in shear panic of a fire starting off in the kids bedroom trapping them.
i'm in a small 2 bedroom apartment 3 stories high and i sleep in the living room on the couch so each of the kids have their own space.
i lay down and i start to panic of a fire.
Have you been watching the late at night re-run of the local news? That's one thing I can think of that could affect your subconscience.
I know once I saw a report of some terrible thing on the news and had recurrent dreams about it.
Glad everyone is OK.
Tomorrow night it's the Backyardigans and off to bed missy!
YC
just wanted to say hi.
i've been following what is going on here for the last couple of week and really love this web site.
ok, let me see, i love movie, rock music, ballet (used to be a dancer before) and i was recently divorced, no boys i'm not looking for anyone at the moment hehehe :-).
Hi there,
Interesting question. A movie character?
Wow there's probably several. I identify most with the character of Rose played by Kate Winslet in the movie the Titanic.
She played the role of a survivor from disaster so yeah, I'd say I identify with her.
YC
PS: Welcome aboard! (couldn't resist)
when i was on the borg certain sisters would rush into marriage because their "biological clock was ticking.
basically they wanted to have children and if they were already in their late twenties or early thirties marrying the first "brother" who asked seemed like the way to go.. i was wondering do men have a "biological clock?
specifically if you are a man with no children, will you ever reach a certain age that would cause you to worry that your "clock is ticking" to become a biological dad?
Lots of varied answers. Thanks everybody.
I think that most people have a parenting instinct and in some it's probably stronger than in others.
To those without children I'll say that being a hands-on parent day to day is a very BIG challenge. But it's very rewarding too. You get to see a little person grow mentally and physically and hopefully the legacy left with them is a positive one. Of course, chosing not to have children is OK too, because you direct your energies to other rewarding pursuits.
Anyone else care to share your thoughts?
when i was on the borg certain sisters would rush into marriage because their "biological clock was ticking.
basically they wanted to have children and if they were already in their late twenties or early thirties marrying the first "brother" who asked seemed like the way to go.. i was wondering do men have a "biological clock?
specifically if you are a man with no children, will you ever reach a certain age that would cause you to worry that your "clock is ticking" to become a biological dad?
When I was on the Borg certain sisters would rush into marriage because their "biological clock was ticking."
Basically they wanted to have children and if they were already in their late twenties or early thirties marrying the first "brother" who asked seemed like the way to go.
I was wondering do men have a "biological clock?"
Specifically if you are a man with no children, will you ever reach a certain age that would cause you to worry that your "clock is ticking" to become a biological dad?
Just curious.
YC
share your desktop with us!.
its fairly simple to do.
on your keyboard should be a button that says prtscn, printscreen or something similar on it right up in the top right corner.
Gina,
Your children are precious!
Haven't seen around here in a while. How have you been?
I was thinking about you.
YC
well, i thought i'd start a fluff thread for once, so i'm posting here some of my favorite photos from my many trips over the years.
i hope you enjoy them and they inspire you to take awesome pictures on your own travels (or even your own backyard).
[edited to add...let's hope this formatting helps...jgnat].
Hi Leo,
You ever thought of getting these awesome photos published?
I almost feel like I'm there.
Do you have any of the Washington DC area? I'd like to see those or maybe California?
Keep 'em coming! Great photos.
YC
share your desktop with us!.
its fairly simple to do.
on your keyboard should be a button that says prtscn, printscreen or something similar on it right up in the top right corner.
Thanks!
She loves chocolate just like her mommy. ( Only difference is I'm a little less messy.)
YC
share your desktop with us!.
its fairly simple to do.
on your keyboard should be a button that says prtscn, printscreen or something similar on it right up in the top right corner.
Is my picture showing up now?
i am browsing from the garden on laptop, i am out here because finally some of its flat enough to sit out on since i am in the process of levelling it all out (hard work lol).. where are you as you read this?
if your not on earth state which planet please..
I am in my livingroom. Out the window are some awe inspiring tall oak trees. The weather is sunny and birds are chirping away. A perfect lazy Sunday afternoon.
share your desktop with us!.
its fairly simple to do.
on your keyboard should be a button that says prtscn, printscreen or something similar on it right up in the top right corner.
Here is my desktop. This was taken on her first birthday two years ago.
