What things bother you the most?

Started by andorea · 20 Jan 2004 · 12,823 replies

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20 Nov 2007, 04:44 #7441
Eve wrote:

A girlfriend of mine works with children who were born with their parents addictions. Crack babies. It's all ghastly, isnt it.


Ethical dilemma right there! Should these parents be allowed to take home their newborns after rehab?Social services needs to tighten it's grip on this issue.
20 Nov 2007, 07:40 #7442
Back to the original child I was talking about.
I gave her her GED books today, took only 3 days, her Mom couldnt get that together in 3 months.
I told her I would sponsor her to do the online course and take her to the test no matter what. She is concerned that she should do it the way that cow of a mother wants her too. Loyalty however misplaced. So sad.
Her decision will be made in a few days after I get her all the info.
Will she play it safe with partying Mom or go for her future with me?
We'll see....... :shakehead: :shakehead:
20 Nov 2007, 07:54 #7443
you know what's worse than crack babies?

baby cracks. it's hard to imagine the kind of stench that creeps out of there until my two nephews came along. Now, im not saying that my sh*t smells nice or anything, far far FAR from it, but my nephews beat out even me. I dont know what my sister feeds them, but man, a gallon of Febreeze isn't enough to cover one diaper.
20 Nov 2007, 09:31 #7444
Eve wrote:What a total drag, Monta!!

I never have virus problems as no one can be bothered to design them for Macs...At least so far.... :sweat:


I think B-san's right... you totally jinxed us Mac users. :doh: :fingerscrossed:

Eve wrote:Back to the original child I was talking about.
I gave her her GED books today, took only 3 days, her Mom couldnt get that together in 3 months.
I told her I would sponsor her to do the online course and take her to the test no matter what. She is concerned that she should do it the way that cow of a mother wants her too. Loyalty however misplaced. So sad.
Her decision will be made in a few days after I get her all the info.
Will she play it safe with partying Mom or go for her future with me?
We'll see....... :shakehead: :shakehead:


Wow, I'm actually anxious to hear back from you on this. Here's hoping she makes the right decision. :fingerscrossed:
20 Nov 2007, 12:14 #7445
Wynter wrote:

Wow, I'm actually anxious to hear back from you on this. Here's hoping she makes the right decision. :fingerscrossed:


The balls rolling. Tonight, the cow Mom called and I think she believed she was only getting my machine but got me. She had attitude on the phone, (think she backed down from being hostile) and said she would "allow her daughter to ride with me tomorrow morning. NEver said thank you for our caring for her 3 dogs and 2 cats for the last four days.
Tomorrow during the ride I will tell her daughter the actual dates of the GED tests and about the online program. If she wants to go for it, I will talk to her cow of a Mom. I told her if she wants to play it safe, meaning doing her mom's supposed plan, I understand and wouldnt hold think less of her. That the books were a gift from me to her to help her acheive her gaols. I was straight with her about her Mom's behavior. Truth is rough sometimes. I also told her the only one who could do anything about her future was herself and that right now she was being offered help. Help is not always offered. It only gets harder later once youre working etc. to find the time to study.
MY BF is backing me totally. Attitude from the mom did not go over well with me at all. She also ripped me off this month by filling in more dates than she actually fed. Thinks we are total idiots. The poor daughter. :banghead: :banghead: I'll be posting. What a total cow. :beatyou: :beatyou:
20 Nov 2007, 12:18 #7446
Some people don't deserve kids :angry:
21 Nov 2007, 03:05 #7447
Anime Dad wrote:Some people don't deserve kids :angry:


No kidding, but I think things are going to go OK. THe daughter is game, she said today. I volunteered me and my BF for driving to classes, tutoring etc. SHe's studying the GED book as I type. :thumbsup: and tonight Im going to sweet talk the mom so she doesnt feel we're going over her head and will back the project. Hope I have the gift of the blarney going my way. Wish me luck, minna-san! :fingerscrossed: :fingerscrossed:
21 Nov 2007, 10:13 #7448
Here's the update:
The Mom looked very relieved and said thanx for the help. The daughter has been filling out tests like a maniac in her GED book and asked for a highlighter pen.
I think we're going be able to get that diploma!! :woot: :mrgreen:
21 Nov 2007, 10:14 #7449
Go Evie! Good for you!
21 Nov 2007, 10:50 #7450
Eve wrote:Here's the update:
The Mom looked very relieved and said thanx for the help. The daughter has been filling out tests like a maniac in her GED book and asked for a highlighter pen.
I think we're going be able to get that diploma!! :woot: :mrgreen:


OMG girl, that's WONDERFUL news! The world definitely needs more people like you! And I'm so thankful the mother was agreeable. It would have been terrible if she had opposed the whole ordeal. The young girl has an angel watching over her and its YOU! :glomp:
21 Nov 2007, 11:27 #7451
Wynter wrote:

OMG girl, that's WONDERFUL news! The world definitely needs more people like you! And I'm so thankful the mother was agreeable. It would have been terrible if she had opposed the whole ordeal. The young girl has an angel watching over her and its YOU! :glomp:


Thanx, Wyn-chan. I dont know about being an angel but.....
I know we, my BF and I are really excited that everything seems to be working out.
Now to keep the momentum going through till the end...... :fingerscrossed: :sweat:
I appreciate everyones support! :bow:
21 Nov 2007, 11:40 #7452
Eve wrote:

Thanx, Wyn-chan. I dont know about being an angel but.....
I know we, my BF and I are really excited that everything seems to be working out.
Now to keep the momentum going through till the end...... :fingerscrossed: :sweat:
I appreciate everyones support! :bow:


you are the protector of the golden child.
21 Nov 2007, 12:02 #7453
Tu_triky wrote:you are the protector of the golden child.

Eve = Eddie Murphy. :beaten:
21 Nov 2007, 22:47 #7454
Tu_triky wrote:

you are the protector of the golden child.


:hehe:

bmwracer wrote:
Eve = Eddie Murphy. :beaten:


Nope. :shakehead: :shakehead:

Eve = BossHossRacer ;) :lol:

And now I have to leave this thread because nothing is bothering me!! YAY!! :woot:
21 Nov 2007, 22:51 #7455
Eve wrote:And now I have to leave this thread because nothing is bothering me!! YAY!! :woot:

So you're over your pneumonia?
21 Nov 2007, 23:11 #7456
bmwracer wrote:
So you're over your pneumonia?


Not exactly. :shakehead:
I have almost zero wind and a terrible cough. So I am basically housebound the doctor said for another 3 weeks, then a month more to feel close to what I did before I got sick.
But I am in a great mood just feeling tired and breathless, and not like death or death warmed over. :woot: :victory:
21 Nov 2007, 23:23 #7457
Eve wrote:But I am in a great mood just feeling tired and breathless, and not like death or death warmed over. :woot: :victory:

Well that's something... Pneumonia really plays havoc on your respiratory system... Slow (but steady) recovery seems to be the norm, as galling as it may seem.
21 Nov 2007, 23:38 #7458
bmwracer wrote:
Well that's something... Pneumonia really plays havoc on your respiratory system... Slow (but steady) recovery seems to be the norm, as galling as it may seem.


Yep, yep...
Same as last year only worse... :bleh:

But still, Im in a good mood due to, as you said, the very slow but steady recovery that is finally going on.
22 Nov 2007, 02:46 #7459
Eve wrote:

Not exactly. :shakehead:
I have almost zero wind and a terrible cough. So I am basically housebound the doctor said for another 3 weeks, then a month more to feel close to what I did before I got sick.
But I am in a great mood just feeling tired and breathless, and not like death or death warmed over. :woot: :victory:

Great to hear that youLre getting a bit better (albeit slowly). :thumbsup:
22 Nov 2007, 03:08 #7460
EstherM wrote:
Great to hear that youLre getting a bit better (albeit slowly). :thumbsup:


Thanx so much. :D
Ive really meant it when I said all you regulars have kept a smile on my face when Ive been feeling so cruddy.
Hope you have a wonderful thanksgiving. DO you celebrate it in GErmany?

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