WOT: Great kids

Nah, Like my kids, They thrived on healthy neglect and that's doing right for them. A lot of love and a little indulgence. Juno

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Juno
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When I was 40, I had my second son. Should such a thing happen now, I'd stick my head in the oven. Or I'd be like this:

birth to a baby.

we see the new baby?" one asked.

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Pogonip

It's not like I planned it, or did anything. I was just minding my own business, and *pow*!

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Pogonip

I'm detecting a common thread here... ;-)

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Pogonip

So we not only sew, but we have a very similar child-raising "philosophy"! ;-)

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Pogonip

Thank you, I can tell you agree!

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Pogonip

But who's counting? Hehehe, Mary agrees with me. Why, I could have been ahead of you in school and everything! I graduated high school in

1955. Were you just a junior that year? See?
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Pogonip

Omigosh! I really need one of those!

It was the most wonderful birthday ever. Those boys had plotted and schemed and planned this months in advance, and I didn't have a clue. They're great boys....well, men, I guess now. But they're still *my* boys.

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Pogonip

Indeed!

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Pogonip

Me, too!!! Now that you've delurked, stick around! We have a lot of fun here. And sew. But fun, too.

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Pogonip

You're both wrong! Nyaaaa...

Actually, spring of '55 I was a sophomore, I graduated in

1957 (just had out 50th reunion last fall). And no, I was never held back. ]:-| My BD is in May, so I didn't start first grade until I was 6 plus a couple of months and I had just turned 18 when I graduated 12 years later. As I recall the '55 batch of seniors were all kinda snooty and full of themselves. ;->

Beverly

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BEI Design

Only to lowly sophomores. Probably because you weren't showing the proper respect to your elders. I can see that you haven't changed, either. It's "live and learn" -- try to keep up.

;-þ

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Pogonip

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAA!

Send funds for new keyboard via Paypal please!

Where's my hanky, I can't see through water ......................

Mary

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Mary Fisher

I know .. it sneaks up ...

But it's good!

Mary

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Mary Fisher

That was pretty much my reaction, too.

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Pogonip

Bev, I'm no mathematician but it seems that our birhdays might be close ... and I always imagined that all you lot were young flibbertygibbets!

Mary

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Mary Fisher

It beats the alternative.

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Pogonip

You got it. They only exception is that you probably sew a lot better than I do.

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Juno

Ma,

My BD is May 12. And I AM a young flibbertygibbet!

Beverly

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BEI Design

Oh, my elders got all the respect they EARNED. I still respect those who EARN it. ;-D

Beverly

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BEI Design

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