That's scary! I hope he doesn't say anything. :ohno:Quote:
Originally Posted by MammaMia
I love it!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Janeen
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That's scary! I hope he doesn't say anything. :ohno:Quote:
Originally Posted by MammaMia
I love it!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Janeen
Oh my goodness Bridget! I hate situations like that!!
Where Jesus really went. Where Jesus really went. Right, there are people who still believe in the tooth fairy until the day they die, I forgot about that.
Where Jesus really went... that kills me...
Oh man, Sarah! I really hope he doesn't say anything. That's just scary.
One would hope that this guy would realize that his friend was crazy and won't mention it. I'm worried for you and hope that they guy doesn't put 2 and 2 together.
I am okay with tinkerbell because there's no waiting on a prince and no dead parents.Quote:
Originally Posted by addysonreese
Mulan! :)
hehe Exactly. The only thing she did really was pull Wendy's hair when she kissed Peter. I just say she was fighting for her man :laugh:Quote:
Originally Posted by katycat24
That's actually one of the few Disney movies I haven't seen. I need to rent that.Quote:
Originally Posted by shutterbird
Awesome movie about a young girl who takes her father's place in a war (secretly - hides her boobs, cuts and pulls her hair back, etc) and totally kicks butt.Quote:
Originally Posted by addysonreese
I confess that it's a **** shame I can't post a picture of Lore and I that I got this weekend because I look too fat in it. Sigh.
Get practicing on those Photoshop skills! Haven't you seen what they do to models? I confess I will sometimes shop blemishes or wrinkles out of my pictures.Quote:
Originally Posted by shutterbird
Oh, I know how to do all of that... Not really the point, though. I hate feeling like crap about myself. I just need to find the motivation to do something about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lydia
Actually, I guess that was the point. Ignore me... I need sleep!
I really hope so too. :( This Jon guy was actually really nice, but he doesn't know how insane his friend acted. My stomach is still in knots over it. I can only hope that psycho stalker guy is over it by now.Quote:
Originally Posted by shutterbird
Aww, I hate that you feel that way. I think you're really pretty.:hugs:Quote:
Originally Posted by shutterbird
ETA: Not to imply that you're prettiness was in any doubt. I just mean that you look good, whatever you weigh.
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Originally Posted by shutterbird
Aw dude, don't feel like crap. DO something. I know that when I feel like a hog, one week of a good diet and exercise and I feel loads better. For me, it's often just five pounds (even if I have 20 to lose) and I feel great again.
Of course, now I'm a total load and I can't do anything about it, so I'm simply refusing to allow anyone to weigh me until 6w postpartum. SERIOUS, about that, too :P
I go through phases where I feel like I look like those "people of walmart" chics that wear too little clothing and have too much body to share :D Then I go through phases where I feel thinner. I always feel thinner when I exercise regularly, even though my weight only varies by about 7 lbs.
I confess I have had this same reoccurring horrid dream since I was about 16. I had it again last night, and woke up totally stressed.
I really hate it because I have noticed that as I age, the dream advances with me... (like, Audrianna and Charlie were in it this time)
I remember hearing about that. I also remember the song that Christina Aguilera sang for it when no one knew who she was :laugh: I sang that song for a talent show one year.Quote:
Originally Posted by shutterbird
I know Mulan mainly from Kingdom Hearts 2.. I love those games. They usually get the main actors to do the voices for the game, and I love all the Disney movies they use. Good times :)
I have to vomit at this guy's FB statuses. So he was an alcoholic and went to rehab. In there, he found Jesus. That's cool and all, but he's turning in to this extremist. It's like he replaced one addiction with another, right? And his FB statuses now are all "God has a plan for your life" "On fire for God" and other things like that.
If you are down with Jesus for a better life, that's really cool. But for anyone to be extreme in anything, not cool.
In my experience, that seems to happen a lot with people who recover from addiction. I saw it all the time when I worked at the alcohol & drug clinic.
I think it has something to do with minor insanity, and the twelve step program. More the former than the latter :P
There's someone I know on FB who's like that. She didn't have an addiction or anything, but she's all about posting Bible quotes and talking about how God is good and blah blah blah. But she's completely delusional. She has so many problems in her life and won't admit them or that she needs to fix them. And she has 5 children. 5. None of them were planned. 7 year old, 4 year old, and 3 year old triplets. All girls.Quote:
Originally Posted by stephmama
I confess we have been working really hard with Audrianna on "please" and "thank you".
Earlier she kept saying "UP!" so I said "up what?" She refused to say please so we went back and forth with "UP!"/ "up what?"
Finally my mom said "Pretty soon she's gonna come out with "Up yours!"
I think you hit the nail on the head with replacing one addiction with another.Quote:
Originally Posted by stephmama
I understand a have a lot of "holy rollers" as I call them as friends on FB. The ones who are recovering addicts though, they eventually calm down after a few years in my experience. My dad and mom both went through it and even though they are still devout Christians they aren't always spewing everything that God has done for them. My mom does on occasion but not as much as she used to and not with as much vigor. They both even listen to "secular" music again which if you knew what they were like 10 years ago you would never believe. I do think they replace one addiction with another, but even though I don't believe what they believe I would rather them be a holy roller than doing drugs.Quote:
Originally Posted by stephmama
LOL, that is cute!!! Elle says please and thank you, but I never ask her to because she gets fixated on things I ask her to do and will either not do them or do them so much that it gets on my nerves, so when she picked up please and thank you, I didn't really say anything about thinking it would keep her saying them, which it did, and also it would keep her from screaming them all the time over and over. We made a big deal about her learning to say Ky's name and now she just screams "KY KY" all the time and especially when he's not here to respond, she learned his name 3 months ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by atenielle
Erin
I agree one addiction for another and and I swear you must all be talking about my MIL and SIL with the religious Fb quotes. Yikes. The entire month of November with Thanksgiving and "each day post what you're thankful for" was nothing but a serious of bible verses and "on fire for god" type things. :winks:
I kept waiting for her to ask me why I hadn't thanked god a single day.
I confess that I'm annoyed with myself. I need a kick in the butt.
I confess that my dad just called me in tears. They are almost sure that my mom is going to stop treatment. It isn't working. Now it is all about managing her pain. I had been making plans for my brother's and I to spend a weekend with them next month, just the five of us. Now I wonder if next month is too far away.
I am beside myself with worry and fear right now. I seriously feel like a walking zombie.
:hugs: Bridget. I'm so sorry.Quote:
Originally Posted by bridgetwu75