Re: Re: Ingrid and aaarrrggghhhhh

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In a message dated 7/28/2005 10:36:20 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

flipper759@... writes:

He knows that if he does I'll tighten the noose but with him off to college

in 4 weeks it is time to let my baby go.

Narice

Hard to do, but a must-do!! You are doing great with your babies, Narice!!

Donelle

Caregiver to Glenn

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In a message dated 7/28/2005 10:36:20 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

flipper759@... writes:

He knows that if he does I'll tighten the noose but with him off to college

in 4 weeks it is time to let my baby go.

Narice

Hard to do, but a must-do!! You are doing great with your babies, Narice!!

Donelle

Caregiver to Glenn

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Tell them to take cold showers ANON

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Tell them to take cold showers ANON

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Oh, it is a wonderful name!!~

Re: Re: Ingrid and aaarrrggghhhhh

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>

>

> In a message dated 7/27/2005 11:14:33 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> lowenco@h... writes:

>

> Donelle,, Yeppers I used to raise wolves when we lived in

Oklahoma.

> They are hybreds. The one I have is 96% wolf. I stopped raising

> litters and selling them once I decided that people wanted them

for

> the wrong reasons. They do not make good pets. They are mostly

one

> owner animals. And if you must have one you must keep it for its

> life. They do not do good with being given up to new owners.

They are

> very inteligent animals and very difficult to contain. It made

me

> sick when people wanted to own one thinking it was macho. These

> animals are anything but macho. For the most part they are very

timid

> and do not like to be around strangers. My wolf loves kids but

is

> terrified of strange adults. I love her dearly but would not

recomend

> one as a pet. They take a lot of special care and commitment.

Ingrid

>

>

>

> What, pray tell, is the other 4%??

>

> Can you send us a photo of her?? I always thought it would be

kinda neat

> to have a lion or tiger as a pet...or a penguin....LOL

>

> Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

> Caregiver to Glenn

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Oh, it is a wonderful name!!~

Re: Re: Ingrid and aaarrrggghhhhh

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>

>

> In a message dated 7/27/2005 11:14:33 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> lowenco@h... writes:

>

> Donelle,, Yeppers I used to raise wolves when we lived in

Oklahoma.

> They are hybreds. The one I have is 96% wolf. I stopped raising

> litters and selling them once I decided that people wanted them

for

> the wrong reasons. They do not make good pets. They are mostly

one

> owner animals. And if you must have one you must keep it for its

> life. They do not do good with being given up to new owners.

They are

> very inteligent animals and very difficult to contain. It made

me

> sick when people wanted to own one thinking it was macho. These

> animals are anything but macho. For the most part they are very

timid

> and do not like to be around strangers. My wolf loves kids but

is

> terrified of strange adults. I love her dearly but would not

recomend

> one as a pet. They take a lot of special care and commitment.

Ingrid

>

>

>

> What, pray tell, is the other 4%??

>

> Can you send us a photo of her?? I always thought it would be

kinda neat

> to have a lion or tiger as a pet...or a penguin....LOL

>

> Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

> Caregiver to Glenn

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>>>Believe me, Ingrid, when he's a little older, he'll sleep with his

cell

> phone!! LOL

>>>>

My boys sleeping with the cell phone was the least of my worries as to what they

were sleeping with!!ROFLOLOL

Did I say that????????????????????????????????

Anon

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>>>Believe me, Ingrid, when he's a little older, he'll sleep with his

cell

> phone!! LOL

>>>>

My boys sleeping with the cell phone was the least of my worries as to what they

were sleeping with!!ROFLOLOL

Did I say that????????????????????????????????

Anon

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[Guest guest]

Sleeping with cell phones, brought to mind an article I just read. Wish

I could remember the whole story now. It seems this young man was

pretty much on his cell phone all hours of the day.. so much so that he

barely got any sleep -- and I believe he was in a serious car accident

because he fell asleep while driving.

So in a sense sleeping with a cell phone is not really something to joke

about. To my mind, giving a kid a cell phone should mean that he knows

how to use it responsibly... That means obeying whatever rules they have

about cell phones in school (high school mostly) and not using it while

driving and not abusing it the privilege of having one. While it may

allow a parent to keep track of their children, I am glad my kids grew

up before that became an issue in our house. If I got them a phone it

would be a pay as you go one, is they used up the minutes before the end

of the month, oh well... so it goes. Also would remind them what they

got it for, not a communication device to talk with the world, but to

keep in touch with my parents and for emergency use. Course I am also

the parent who would not pay for drivers ed classes, (over $200) to save

10 % on my car insurance... Nope, he had to wait until he was 18.. I saw

how those kids drove, and I avoided the street the school was on when

school let out because they were maniacs.. It is a wonder that they

didn't have some major accidents... Course it also depends on how the

parents teach them, and intstill in them the responsibility they are

assuming when they get behind the steering wheel and go on the road. It

was mostly the spoiled rich kids who drove like they were stupid and

immortal... Well shut me up. Just had to add my two cents here.. Jolene

[Guest guest]

Sleeping with cell phones, brought to mind an article I just read. Wish

I could remember the whole story now. It seems this young man was

pretty much on his cell phone all hours of the day.. so much so that he

barely got any sleep -- and I believe he was in a serious car accident

because he fell asleep while driving.

So in a sense sleeping with a cell phone is not really something to joke

about. To my mind, giving a kid a cell phone should mean that he knows

how to use it responsibly... That means obeying whatever rules they have

about cell phones in school (high school mostly) and not using it while

driving and not abusing it the privilege of having one. While it may

allow a parent to keep track of their children, I am glad my kids grew

up before that became an issue in our house. If I got them a phone it

would be a pay as you go one, is they used up the minutes before the end

of the month, oh well... so it goes. Also would remind them what they

got it for, not a communication device to talk with the world, but to

keep in touch with my parents and for emergency use. Course I am also

the parent who would not pay for drivers ed classes, (over $200) to save

10 % on my car insurance... Nope, he had to wait until he was 18.. I saw

how those kids drove, and I avoided the street the school was on when

school let out because they were maniacs.. It is a wonder that they

didn't have some major accidents... Course it also depends on how the

parents teach them, and intstill in them the responsibility they are

assuming when they get behind the steering wheel and go on the road. It

was mostly the spoiled rich kids who drove like they were stupid and

immortal... Well shut me up. Just had to add my two cents here.. Jolene

[Guest guest]

ROFLOLOL....I'm just glad they are both grown and married now:)

nancy

Re: Re: Ingrid and aaarrrggghhhhh

Tell them to take cold showers ANON

[Guest guest]

ROFLOLOL....I'm just glad they are both grown and married now:)

nancy

Re: Re: Ingrid and aaarrrggghhhhh

Tell them to take cold showers ANON

[Guest guest]

great answer. Ingrid, I taught my daughter how to drive. It was a scary thing

but I kept remembering that someone had to cross the line and teach me. Start

in a parking lot or empty school lot. You can do it. Just wait until he gets

the DL. Talk about scary that first time they take the car!! At some point,

you just have to hang on to the faith that they are as good as we thought we

were at their age.......faith, lots of faith and confidence!!

Marty and Ellen Grogin grogclan@...> wrote:Alcohol and drugs (and

prayers)

Marty

On 7/28/2005 1:47:08 AM, colon_cancer_support wrote:

> In a message dated 7/27/2005 2:51:39 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> lowenco@... writes:

>

> How does one deal with being in the passenger seat while your child has

> the steering wheel and brakes in his control?? Scary!!! Very scary!!!

> Ingrid

>

>

>

> Some times children, at 16, are NOT mature enough to be driving; the best

>

> idea would be to wait til they are 18. But you're son is only 13, right

> Ingrid?? He still has 3 yrs. to mature and gain responsibility and the

> knack for

> good decisions and good judgement.

>

> Lots of hugs and prayers, Donelle

> Caregiver to Glenn

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