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Posted by LlurpsieBlossom on December 13, 2006, at 20:57:43
In reply to Let's talk about MY niece, posted by madeline on December 13, 2006, at 19:55:51
Archery is my thing. I prefer NOT to take life. Remember that Nick Cage movie, The Weatherman? That movie gives me fantasies... (lol not THAT kind of fantasy!)
I also enjoy shooting very much. Usually a pellet rifle or .22. I have shot a handgun a few times, but I prefer a rifle.
If I lived out in the country, I'd set up part of my yard for archery. I even took it in college as my p.e. lol
shhhhhTHWAcKKKKK!
It's so satisfying.
-Ll
Posted by verne on December 13, 2006, at 21:08:16
In reply to i'm horrible, posted by karen_kay on December 13, 2006, at 8:19:45
I'm as vain as they come yet never understood women and the shoe thing. I identify with the Princess and the pea and Goldilocks bit though.
Perhaps, the need to squeeze one's foot into a glass slipper that only fits one woman in the kingdom, caused this shoe angst. Cinderella I don't get.
I think barefeet and sensible shoes are *sexy* (not that I would ever actually use that word) I love: real, natural, not-trying-to-fit, uncontrived women - and men.
verne
Posted by karen_kay on December 14, 2006, at 6:00:01
In reply to Re: i'm horrible, posted by verne on December 13, 2006, at 21:08:16
did i mention the shoes are small for my large (huge, huge, man-sized) feet? i guess it's ok for a lady to reveal her shoe size, right? i actually wear a size 9 1/2 to 10 (i know, i know, i'm like a frickin amazon.) that's the thing behind me squeezing into shoes, they were given to me as gifts in the wrong size. and they are fabulous shoes!
i'll finish more replies today.
Posted by TexasChic on December 14, 2006, at 12:32:58
In reply to Re: i'm horrible, posted by karen_kay on December 14, 2006, at 6:00:01
I wear 9 1/2! How dare you insult my foot size! ;-)
-T
Posted by Dr. Bob on December 14, 2006, at 20:26:57
In reply to Re: i'm horrible, posted by Happyflower on December 13, 2006, at 14:08:05
> teaching her how to be sexy, talking about being sexy at 5 years old, is on the fine line of sexual abuse.
>
> I feel it is setting a poor example for a 5 year old.Please be sensitive to the feelings of others and don't post anything that could lead them to feel accused or put down.
But please don't take this personally, this doesn't mean I don't like you or think you're a bad person.
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Thanks,
Bob
Posted by Happyflower on December 14, 2006, at 21:51:42
In reply to Re: please be sensitive » Happyflower, posted by Dr. Bob on December 14, 2006, at 20:26:57
Posted by Happyflower on December 14, 2006, at 21:54:40
In reply to Re: i'm horrible, posted by karen_kay on December 14, 2006, at 6:00:01
Karen Kay,
I am really sorry I have overeacted to your post and it was all my fault. I feel bad, I hope you can forgive me. I don't know what got into me that day.
Posted by karen_kay on December 15, 2006, at 7:32:22
In reply to Re: i'm horrible » karen_kay, posted by Happyflower on December 14, 2006, at 21:54:40
don't worry. i don't think you upset anyone (including me) with your concerns. i think things came out the wrong way, when i translated the situation into 'kk language'. i think his one was more my fault, than anyone else's.
Posted by karen_kay on December 15, 2006, at 8:45:18
In reply to Let's talk about MY niece, posted by madeline on December 13, 2006, at 19:55:51
i have a nephew that i'm just waiting a few years to see his picure on 60 minutes or america's most wanted. not a gun thing, more like a screaming, biting, hitting, anger thing. my other sister and i are close to placing bets about his future (of course, this stems from his mother's treatment towards him mostly), and what will happen to him. given his penchant for fabrics (silky ones especially. i guess my sister bought satin sheets and had to give them up to the boy, as he wouldn't leave them alone. oh, and i won't even mention his love of curtains!) but, we're betting it'll be a close race between prison for some rage related incident or he may be a fashion designer.
Posted by karen_kay on December 15, 2006, at 8:49:31
In reply to Re: i'm horrible » karen_kay, posted by Phillipa on December 13, 2006, at 10:18:38
how can you NOT love shoes so much? the perfect pair of shoes can make the outfit. it'd be strange for me to not love shoes. i couldn't imagine. the way the legs look, propped up on some rediculously tiny heel. and the sound. that, to me, is the definition of sexy. that 'thump, thump, THUMP' you hear coming down a hallway, only to find a fabulous pair of shoes making the noise. (but, one must be careful not to sound like the teacher walking down the hallway, coming to take you to the principal's office.)
Posted by karen_kay on December 15, 2006, at 8:53:13
In reply to Re: i'm horrible, posted by Happyflower on December 13, 2006, at 10:40:32
oh yes, i do!! the girls hear everyday how smart they are. they hear everyday how beautiful they are, inside and out (and they sure are beautiful little girls!!!) i don't skimp on the inside beauty aspect either, as i stress the beauty of being clever, smart and gorgeous without reguard to clothing, hair, ect. but, the older girl (1st grade) got a pair of cowgirl boots for halloween to match her costume and she showed those boots off to EVERYONE! she loves shoes too!
Posted by karen_kay on December 15, 2006, at 8:59:30
In reply to Re: i'm horrible » karen_kay, posted by TexasChic on December 13, 2006, at 10:43:02
well, i'll be... i wasn't even aware that inserts were made to keep your toes from squishing! i thought the whole point was the pain.
also, i do find that i walk better in heels if they are a bit smaller. something about large feet (sorry, no offense but you ahve to admit, our feet are kinda big! do you have problems buying cute shoes in your size? i HATE seeing tons of cute shoes in sizes 7, but not anything higher than a 9. and to be completely honest, sometimes i have to go as large as 11. guess it's a curse being tall? and, are you taller, hence the larger feet? oh, adn what about monkey arms? do you have those too? i can reach things behind my couch without even turning around, because of my 'go go gadget arms'. my friend heard me make a remark about my monkey arms, adn admitted she nevver teased me about because she thought it was really a sore spot for me! ha! i assured her she could poke fun at my extremely long arms any time she wanted. now, i started something that won't quit!)
back to original thought.... i find it easier to walk in them if there's no 'slide down' room. if the shoes are in my perfect size, they tend to slide down, causing my legs to collapse and my butt to hit the ground. now, theat sound isn't very sexy, even if it is funny!
Posted by karen_kay on December 15, 2006, at 9:05:47
In reply to Re: i'm horrible, posted by LlurpsieBlossom on December 13, 2006, at 11:19:18
and the girls get to wear fairy dust too! the little one in question managed to cut her hair (right after a new haircut!!!@!! the nerve :) and we had to explain that she looks just like a pixie or fairy, adn let her wear powder, so she could be a fairy. the girls love makeup and dress up. but, they aren't allowed to wear it much and they really want lipstick (i hardely even wear lipstick, so i don't know where it came from. their mom doesn't either.) so, i've given the older one chapstick to make her lips look even more beautiful. and that girl, she's gonna be a man eater, i can see it already. she has these eyelashes to die for!!! seriously, i think everyone that sees her (especially women) talk about how beautidful her eyes are.
i should try to be more careful though, i wouldn't want to skew the girl's opinions on these things towards mine, as i don't necessarily think all of my opinions on these things are hea;thy (some could even say twisted!)
hey, are you li? i haven't figured it out for sure, but i didn't want to call you li and you say 'what?"
Posted by karen_kay on December 15, 2006, at 9:19:48
In reply to Karen, Karen, Karen, posted by kid47 on December 13, 2006, at 12:20:06
oh please, if you want to have a contest, i'm game.
you know, i have this friend. i'll call her fiona (because even as she has said, she looks like the ogre from shreck. she said it, but i laughed and agreed.). anyway, my friend puts more work into 'not looking beautiful' than most people put into building a house. andf what really gets me, is that i've known her for years. and i know she acts unconcerned about her appearance (she hasbn't washed her hair in years! never buys new clothes, you know, trying the tree-hugging look. it jsut angers me that she puts soo much work into trying to act as if she doesn't care about her appearance (now, this isn't the worst of her problems either. she's aggresive, abrasive and loves to argue. i, on the other hand, will do anything to avoid confrontation (including hiding in the far end of my closet and sticking my fingers in my ears.)
i forgot my point (doubt there was one). but she's twisted! i, on the other hand, am perfect!and women in general salute you for plucking your brows, waxing hair from where it doesn't belong, and pulling nose hairs!
Posted by LlurpsieBlossom on December 15, 2006, at 9:23:41
In reply to she was real cute! » LlurpsieBlossom, posted by karen_kay on December 15, 2006, at 9:05:47
Oh my gosh,
I'm Li and lurp and ll and whatever you wanna call me, karen kay, as long as it's not "wife"you know my feelings on that.
just remember: YOU broke up with ME.
now that you know I'm a fairydustmother, you're surely having regrets. Oh well
Chapstick is good. So are funny hats. Kids can get away with most anything as long as it's "play" and they are having fun. Just remember to give them positive feedback for things like
-trying really hard to solve a problem (even if they don't get it)
-sharing and being social
-having patience
-listening to directions
-remembering to do the right thing, even when it's hardand meanwhile, why not have a total glam-fest rockathon. YOU and the girls, and whoever else is in immediate vicinity can get dressed up to the nines and make a skit, perform it for others, or just yourselves and make it a regular comedy/talent/drama hour.
sounds like they are buckets of fun :)
-Ll
Posted by LlurpsieBlossom on December 15, 2006, at 9:35:41
In reply to they sell those??? » TexasChic, posted by karen_kay on December 15, 2006, at 8:59:30
> well, i'll be... i wasn't even aware that inserts were made to keep your toes from squishing! i thought the whole point was the pain.
I'm not a fan of foot pain. I try SO hard to find cute shoes that are also wearable. The thing is that I don't have a car, so when I go out, I better be prepared to walk at least a quarter mile. I have a pair of strappy sandals that look pretty good, and are walkable, because the heel (3 inches?) is chunky. And these wedge espadrilles that are strappy, and have a ribbon that ties on my ankle- also very stable.
> also, i do find that i walk better in heels if they are a bit smaller. something about large feet (sorry, no offense but you ahve to admit, our feet are kinda big! do you have problems buying cute shoes in your size? i HATE seeing tons of cute shoes in sizes 7, but not anything higher than a 9. and to be completely honest, sometimes i have to go as large as 11. guess it's a curse being tall?
Yes, a curse. those size 5 and a half samples on display NEVER look good in the size 9. flats look like kayaks. pumps look like they're drag-queen inspired...
and, are you taller, hence the larger feet? oh, adn what about monkey arms? do you have those too? i can reach things behind my couch without even turning around, because of my 'go go gadget arms'. my friend heard me make a remark about my monkey arms, adn admitted she nevver teased me about because she thought it was really a sore spot for me! ha! i assured her she could poke fun at my extremely long arms any time she wanted. now, i started something that won't quit!)
I like long arms. It means that I can store stuff ON TOP of my kitchen cabinets. plus, I get to laugh when my chinese roommate bought a step-stool home one day because she couldn't put the dishes away. (poor thing :( the world is not designed for 5 footers...
>
> back to original thought.... i find it easier to walk in them if there's no 'slide down' room. if the shoes are in my perfect size, they tend to slide down, causing my legs to collapse and my butt to hit the ground. now, theat sound isn't very sexy, even if it is funny!great dress shoes have got to fit like a glove. the friction has to be distributed evenly- no tight spots. There cannot be too much movememnt, or else there will be blisters. if there are pointy toes, they have to have enough room, but not too much. If there is a narrow pointy heel, there has to be great fit around the heel and instep or else I'm gonna crash!
i never did master walking in stilletto heels higher than 1.5 inches. I'm especially lurpsy when I'm taking BZD or drinking, so that's a bad recipe!
boots... I've got 5 pairs. from fancy to fun. My next purchase is going to be riding boots. oh. i got ski boots too. those are fitting me really well... ski boots are the ultimate in foot based agony if not fitted properly :)
ciao bella!
ll
Posted by TexasChic on December 15, 2006, at 18:36:34
In reply to they sell those??? » TexasChic, posted by karen_kay on December 15, 2006, at 8:59:30
> well, i'll be... i wasn't even aware that inserts were made to keep your toes from squishing! i thought the whole point was the pain.
I know there's some called 'foot petals', and then of course there's Dr Scholls. I've never tried them though. I'm just now daring to wear high heels. I'll probably try some if I continue to wear them.
> also, i do find that i walk better in heels if they are a bit smaller. something about large feet (sorry, no offense but you ahve to admit, our feet are kinda big! do you have problems buying cute shoes in your size?
I actually have wide feet. With the correct width I can wear an 8 1/2, but if not I have to get them bigger. I don't think they get hard to find until you get up to 9 1/2 and 10.
>guess it's a curse being tall? and, are you taller, hence the larger feet? oh, adn what about monkey arms? do you have those too?
I'm 5'6, tall to some, not to others. I'm afraid I don't have the monkey arms though. He, he! I have this image of you reaching around the couch with your really long arms like Plastic Man.
> back to original thought.... i find it easier to walk in them if there's no 'slide down' room. if the shoes are in my perfect size, they tend to slide down, causing my legs to collapse and my butt to hit the ground. now, theat sound isn't very sexy, even if it is funny!
Well, I guess I have something to look forward to in my venture into the land of high heels. ;-)
-T
Posted by Phillipa on December 15, 2006, at 21:49:25
In reply to Re: they sell those??? » karen_kay, posted by TexasChic on December 15, 2006, at 18:36:34
T you're 5'6"? Somehow I pictured you shorter. That's tall to me as I'm 5'41/2" See we need pics of us all so we know what each other looks like. Love Phillipa
Posted by niftydrifty on December 16, 2006, at 12:08:58
In reply to i'm horrible, posted by karen_kay on December 13, 2006, at 8:19:45
> i'm teaching myniece early (she's 5) that beauty is pain. i've somehow managed to squeeze my big feet into some size 8 1/2 painfully high heels. i explained to my niece that beauty is pain and shoes can be sexy. she4 tried on a pair of mine and agreed they were sexy. i'm not concerned with sending her the wrong message (no lectures please. ask anyone who plucks their eyebrows or any of the numerous other painful beauty rituals all of us do). most little girls (especially these) are concerned with beign pretty. but, maybe i should have waited a few years before reinforcing how concerned aunt kk is with looking beautiful. that's horrible, isn't it?
Not horrible, I have just squeezed myself into a pair of shoes that are too small for hours of painful enjoyment ;-). I just love them!
She's learning early, that's all.
Posted by Jai Narayan on December 16, 2006, at 16:41:12
In reply to kid, kid, kid.... » kid47, posted by karen_kay on December 15, 2006, at 9:19:48
> oh please, if you want to have a contest, i'm game.
>
> you know, i have this friend. i'll call her fiona (because even as she has said, she looks like the ogre from shreck. she said it, but i laughed and agreed.). anyway, my friend puts more work into 'not looking beautiful' than most people put into building a house. andf what really gets me, is that i've known her for years. and i know she acts unconcerned about her appearance (she hasbn't washed her hair in years! never buys new clothes, you know, trying the tree-hugging look. it jsut angers me that she puts soo much work into trying to act as if she doesn't care about her appearance (now, this isn't the worst of her problems either. she's aggresive, abrasive and loves to argue. i, on the other hand, will do anything to avoid confrontation (including hiding in the far end of my closet and sticking my fingers in my ears.)
>
>
> i forgot my point (doubt there was one). but she's twisted! i, on the other hand, am perfect!
>
> and women in general salute you for plucking your brows, waxing hair from where it doesn't belong, and pulling nose hairs!KK you love feisty women. I've noticed! You darling woman.
Jai
Posted by Dr. Bob on December 17, 2006, at 4:21:07
In reply to sorry, my bad, thanks for the warning (nm) » Dr. Bob, posted by Happyflower on December 14, 2006, at 21:51:42
Posted by Gabbi~G~ on December 25, 2006, at 20:31:08
In reply to kid, kid, kid.... » kid47, posted by karen_kay on December 15, 2006, at 9:19:48
I always knew I loved you!
Of course who doesn't.I've had friends like that too, I play dressup, it's a game, I like it, it's fun, but they spent more time and energy debating whether or not a woman should shave her armpits, than I ever thought about it.
Okay, sometimes I shave and sometimes I dont'.. whatever..It's priority dammit..
When you hear adults talk about their childhood fondly, there's always an aunt who taught them about French perfume, or one who lived on Whiskey and Harlequins..
If the child is raised by parents who allow them to follow who they are, then when they get older they'll choose what parts they want to keep and what parts don't belong.I used to wear practically nothing but red or black velvet shifts for years, my feminist friends, a few of the more political ones, gave me a hard time about it, but you know, those shifts were way more comfortable to me than jeans.
I heard a story about a French feminist who went to speak on women's rights at a College in the U.S
and she asked "Why do all the feminists here wear such ugly shoes?"
Posted by karen_kay on December 29, 2006, at 10:51:41
In reply to a little late.. but that's kinda the way it is » karen_kay, posted by Gabbi~G~ on December 25, 2006, at 20:31:08
of course you love me :)
gabbi, have i ever told you that you're my kind of gal?
about feminism...... is there something 'wrong' with wanting to look your best anyway? it's not like i'm getting all dolled up for a man (well, my husband sometimes, but that's besides the point. oh, adn just in case mr bob's at the grocery too, but that never works out really.) adn do ugly shoes have to go hand in hand with feminism? WHY?
about 'that' aunt...... i do odd things to pictures. i have one of my sister's wedding, and i took the head of that kid from the new stars wars (gosh, he's cute for a boy) and pasted it over my boyfriend at the time's body. i showed the girls and lifted the pasted head up, asking 'which looks more beautiful, the fake head or my ex's and they pointed to my picture and said 'that one's the most beautiful'. sweet girls, and boy are they smart! they know how to work their aunt kk. but, my weird aunts were drunk by 7 am and liked to grab (yuck! i still feel ill thinking about my aunt grabbing at me... yuck!). i don't want to be that aunt. i want to be the aunt they want to stay with during the summer because i give them wine when they're 17 and let them smoke cigarettes. i think that's my niche. no romance novels here. i'm sure i'll leave some impression on them, i'm just not so sure what that is. BUT, i do tell them each and every day, individually, that they may be the most beautiful girls EVER! (even more than their aunt kk too!)
ok, have to cut this one short (i've got a gorgeous boy in there saying da da da da da and i'm trying to teach him to say mom mom mom instead!!)thanks gabs. it brightened my day to hear from you. hope you and your handsome (oh, i know he's handsome.... remeber, i probably dated him before you did!) husband are doing well. and if you're thinking of children, you can borrow my duckie for a day or two. but, remember, he's created from perfection, so he's gonna be way better than any other baby (sorry parents reading, but it's true. and yes, he'll be completely in love with himself, just like his momma) ever. take care sweetie.
Posted by GGGabbi on January 2, 2007, at 13:21:53
In reply to Re: a little late.. but that's kinda the way it is » Gabbi~G~, posted by karen_kay on December 29, 2006, at 10:51:41
> of course you love me :)
>
> gabbi, have i ever told you that you're my kind of gal?
>Of course I am you little trollop, who isn't?
> about feminism...... is there something 'wrong' with wanting to look your best anyway? it's not like i'm getting all dolled up for a man (well, my husband sometimes, but that's besides the point. oh, adn just in case mr bob's at the grocery too, but that never works out really.) adn do ugly shoes have to go hand in hand with feminism? WHY?
>I know, I think if you feel you "have" to look your best at all times no matter what, then it's a problem, or if you were teaching your niece "A lady doesn't do this, or do that, or ever have messy hair" then yeah, I think that's not a great thing, but dressing up is fun.
> about 'that' aunt...... i do odd things to pictures. i have one of my sister's wedding, and i took the head of that kid from the new stars wars (gosh, he's cute for a boy) and pasted it over my boyfriend at the time's body. i showed the girls and lifted the pasted head up, asking 'which looks more beautiful, the fake head or my ex's and they pointed to my picture and said 'that one's the most beautiful'. >awww!
ok, have to cut this one short (i've got a gorgeous boy in there saying da da da da da and i'm trying to teach him to say mom mom mom instead!!)
>
> thanks gabs. it brightened my day to hear from you.KK if I said how I felt about you you'd think it was superficial flattery, but I will anyway, I watch you interact with people and how you handle situations, and you never cease to amaze me with your wit, and caring, and you still manage to be
a sexy little brat.
hope you and your handsome (oh, i know he's handsome.... remeber, i probably dated him before you did!)*snort* you could have, he's a lot younger than I am.
He *is* handsome, very handsome, we had a rough time regarding Canada/US work visas and stuff,
He ended up going back to the U.S. Well I kind of encouraged him. I'd never loved anybody so much that I thought "this is too rough on him"He was trying to be so perfect and wanted everything just "so" for me, and he couldn't get work we didn't know where to turn, I was starting to get depressed though I fought it like crazy.. and that broke his heart because he thought it was him.. and on and on..
So I said "you have to go, you really do" and it was anguishing.
But we're seeing each other in February, I don't know, I've never loved anyone so much that it actually frightens me, and sometimes I think the safety of being single is a little more what I can candlehusband are doing well. and if you're thinking of children, you can borrow my duckie for a day or two. but, remember, he's created from perfection, so he's gonna be way better than any other baby (sorry parents reading, but it's true. and yes, he'll be completely in love with himself, just like his momma) ever. take care sweetie.
>You too KK
I don't post much anymore but you know where I am if you'd like to babblemail me.
Posted by karen_kay on January 3, 2007, at 11:32:13
In reply to Re: a little late.. but that's kinda the way it is » karen_kay, posted by GGGabbi on January 2, 2007, at 13:21:53
watch for it.
how do you always have the right words to say to make me feel great? (and could you give a little lesson to mr kk? he's pretty close, but you still know exactly it!)
(and i've never felt so good being called a trollop! somehow when you say it, it seems like just what i want to be. miss gabbi, (oh, i';m sure you've heard this before) but will you marry me? and i'll explain everything to mr gabbi!)
about teaching 'a lady doesn't do this'. the only thing i teach the girls, with respect to 'a lady doesn't do this' is not to talk with food in your mouth (goodness, someone needsd to teach this, as my sister will talk and have food flying otu of her mouth. poor girls would be heathens without aunt kk), making sure panties are covered up when wearing a dress (or pajamas). one day, my niece (with thye gorgeous brown eyes and lashes to die for. seriously, i'll send a pic of her sometime. she's drop-dead gorgeous) said 'aunt kk, this is how a lady walks' adn she walked like her impression of a super model. and it was sooooo cute! i'm hoping that some of my manners (gulp) will rub off on them. i also taught her how to bend down and pick up her pencil when wearing a shorter skirt (hey, it's soooo cute when she wears shorter skirts because she has the cutest little knobby knees!!). so, i don't teach them that 'to be a lady you have to.....' insted, i'm attempting to teach them manners and posture.
my sister and i had a discussion (becuase quite frankly, i was concerned) about them seeing things they shouldn't or wouldn't quite understand. and i read those mags like cosmo. they're in the bathroom at tiems and babs (my sister) assured me that it's nothing they don't see in line at the grocery store. but, i did tell hher that if she felt i was teaching them things they shouldn't be learning (about being pretty with makeup, ect. basically 'adult' things). she said i'm doing great. and i jsut LOVE having little girls to make beautiful. to help them do their hair. all the things i can't really do with my duckie. but, they really appreciate wearing chapstick and lip gloss. and they love havign their hair curled and put up pretty-like. i'm so glad to have little girl giggles around.
and (i'll call her brown eyes) brown eyes once told me aobut a silly dream she had about mr kk. that they got married. and she said she looked beautiful in the dream. she said i could tell mr kk but not when she was around (she seemed embarrassed). but, she was excited about dreaming about being dressed up and grown up. i'm excited too! i've already warned mr kk (i told him, when he married me, he also married my sister and her beautiful girls. i doubt he minds too much. they are all very beautiful and very special!) about how he's going to be (very soon even) kicking little boy butts when she starts dating (and i jsut have a feeling they'll be lining up for her!). he's pretty excited about that. you know (i'm chatty today, eh?), when i announced i was getting married and my brother-in-law met him, he took him aside and started cleaning his nails with a knife saying 'so, i guess you want to marry my sister. it was so funny. i can see the same thing when brown eyes starts dating.
about mr gabbi: he's a very lucky man (boy, whatever. is he even old enough to drive?)and that must have been a very hard decision to make. that's why we moved here, back to my hometown area. no work available where we lived. and what little work was available, barely paid min. wage. i guess that's what love is about, sacrifice. and i'm sure it must be so hard to be so far away from eachother. that stinks miss gabbi. but, hang in there. things will come together, maybe even this year! wouldn't that be grand? if only good (great, supergreat) things happen this year. i have a feeling this year will be a very good one for you miss gabbi. and i'm so glad to hear that you and mr gabbi are so in love, even if that means doing what's best rather than what you want.
i'll git to emailing you. but, you better answer me. every single day in fact!
love you gabs (tell mr gabs i miss him too!)
and take care of your beautiful, wonderful, sexy self! (brat!)loves and kisses!
(oh, and my boy is giving kisses now. but only to his aunt babs (see, he's a brat! he'll even give daddy kisses, but none for mom! i'll say it again, he's a brat! and it's sooo cute. he grabs your face and pulls you close and opens his mouth real wide and gives the best kisses ever! i never would have thought motherhood would be like this! gosh, i never really thought i could be this happy either!)
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