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We have been thinking of moving, and having a nother baby in a few months. So this has been causing aurgments with DH. I figured we could get a three bedroom house and use on room for DD on room for new (hopefully) baby. no way we can afford a 4 bedroom. then set up SS almost 8 in the basment as long as it's devopet. When i wasd a kid i always wanted my own space and ussally got the basment. i thought it was cool. But DH says no that bio kids can share a room and SS can have a room all to him self. i would set up the basment really good. like my folks did.
My wife and I have been married for 7 years, together for 10. I have been divorced for 12. She has two children, a soon to be 25 year old girl and a 21 year old boy. I have two children by the previous marriage, a 19 year old boy and a 16 year old boy.
First of all: I've asked for advise twice from this group and both times was steered me in a positive direction with positive results. SO THANKYOU! There really is such value in seeking advise from different view points before acting. This is a great forum!
Today my 5 yo BD was online and i heard IM tones. I came to look and lo and behold SD's BM is on there telling my baby that she needs to lose weight and looks like a 10 yo. I was furious. The SK's have no physical contact with BM, but older, evil one emails and IMs her.
I want BM out of our lives
Well, I thought for the first time since my mom passed three years ago I'd actually enjoy Christmas, since I have my first bundle of joy! I was actually looking forward to it and was excited and before I go any further I do realize that Christmas has NOTHING to do with presents, trust me, material things don't mean much to me.
Ok so we have been in and out of court with BM and her latest Bitch is that BF dosnt answer his phone when she calls.
BULL-SH**!! We both cringe when we have to talk to her and she is bitching to her lawyer that we dont pick up the phone when she calls to talk to the kids.
I have been away from this site for awhile, but thought I should check back in for those who remember my situation.
HE WANTS TO COME HOME......NOT SURE IF I WANT HIM HERE BEEN ENJOYING MY QUITE AND CLEAN HOME....NOT SURE ....:0(
So my BF’s daughter, let’s call her SD for now, is 20 months old. I know that she is too young to really get the Christmas thing but I still want to make the holidays special since it will be the first of hopefully many for our little family. Anyways what I was wondering is what do you do for a 20 month old on Christmas? I don’t want to get her too many presents because she is already getting spoiled by grandparents, family friends, and maybe BM. But do you think there is such a thing as not enough presents.
I know that many of us routinely have terrible holidays, and believe me, I've had my fair share of them! However, this year was one of the nicest holidays I've had in years and years. Low-key, fun, and best of all it was stress-free.
Not what I would have expected given the fact that earlier this year my mother passed away. My sister took flight and went away to her inlaws to cope with her sadness about us not having my mother for the holidays. But I stayed at home, hosted my father and a close family friend and had a great time.
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