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Re: Do's and Don'ts of Complimenting Your Wife on Mother's Day

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Re: Do's and Don'ts of Complimenting Your Wife on Mother's Day

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Re: Do's and Don'ts of Complimenting Your Wife on Mother's Day

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Re: Do's and Don'ts of Complimenting Your Wife on Mother's Day

Submit Articles — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 20:40:00 -0000

Do: Thank you for taking such great care of the kids!
Don't: Thank you for taking such good care of me.

That is hilarious!

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Re: Do's and Don'ts of Complimenting Your Wife on Mother's Day

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Re: Do's and Don'ts of Complimenting Your Wife on Mother's Day

hypnosis.course — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 23:13:12 -0000

don't set too much store by it - Mother's Day if you are both a mother and have a mother is always going to be is bit disappointing if you want to be pampered and do exactly as you want.

Bliss for me is escaping to a coffee shop with the paper for an afternoon on my own - but that's not fair on the DSs who want to "do things" for ...

Re: Do's and Don'ts of Complimenting Your Wife on Mother's Day

scam — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 23:10:47 -0000

Anything hand made, however mangled, does it for me.
And a tray of stone cold toast cut wonkily with marmite an inch thick is also good.
I have come to accept that having some time to myself won't happen and that's OK - I'd rather hang out with ds and dh anyway!
Nice bath with candles in the evening scores highly as does coming downstairs wrapped in warm towels and finding dh's speciality chilli supper on the table.

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Glenn — Thu, 18 Dec 2008 00:48:41 -0000

As I read your article it brought back memories of my family's process during the premature birth of Danielle - 25 weeks, 1lb 6oz . We have been blessed to have made it through with minimal hiccups and continue give thanks to God and the Doctors and Nurses that provided TLC in our time of weakness. God Bless You and Yours... Happy Holidays and thanks for the articles.

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ChrisJB — Mon, 27 Oct 2008 21:55:13 -0000

busydad,
I think the opposite. I know it is a sin to ever say this, but having a kid, as much as i love him to death, was much harder than being just married. When it was just her and I, life was so easy it was a joke. Kids really take away from the relationship, from my experience. needless to say, im done at one(child). But that can also be this day and age, since we both have to work to afford our house and have to have sitters all the time, etc. It isnt like the old days when mommy stayed home. If that were the case, i would definitely have more just for her(she wants more kids)

Re: Memories of Home

Jenna — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 12:24:35 -0000

My father passed away in 2006 and anything that reminds me of him takes me back to my childhood. Whether it be a day on the beach or a local baseball game -- I constantly think of him and all of the special memories he gave me!

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Re: Memories of Home

Dad of Divas — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 14:53:47 -0000

I find this interesting as I always enjoyed my childhood and truly thought that living there would be something that I would enjoy and it was nice for the 1.5 years that I did live there again... except for the fact that the same week that I moved back my parents up and moved to Florida (from Michigan) so that was a bit of a downer. I also did not grow up in a quaint town per se...it definitely was not a LA, it was a town though where people knew people which was nice! For me now, home is where the heart is, and I know that sounds cliche, but for me... I identify home around where my closest family and friends are... so I feel at home visiting my family in Florida, or here in Wisconsin with my wife and kids...I don't know if this makes sense, but it seems to make sense to me...

Re: Memories of Home

Kim — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 14:42:28 -0000

I really enjoyed this post Jeremy. You have caputured and made me feel what it felt like for a second to grow up in small community. I grew up in a low-income setting type of neighborhood. But there was always people outside. There was always kids on the block looking to start a some sort of game .. kick ball, hide and seek.. there was just something always to do. My mom still lives in the area I grew up in so I get to visit often. Except now block has changed.. it is very cold and unfriendly.. nothing like it used to be. But I can say that smells of a rain after a hot summer day, or bbq's or the screamind of marco polo flash me back to the days I spent running a muck in my neighborhood.

Re: Memories of Home

Kevin (ReturnToManliness) — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 12:48:37 -0000

I now live in Vegas and when I go back home to Detroit, I miss it so much it hurts. I remind myself of the winters and how much they absolutely leave me depressed, but the greenness of life found their is unmistakable. Here in Vegas, almost everything I touch seems artificial.

I think that can be said of just about anyplace that isn't home. You are trying to make things work somewhere else, but at home, things work (usually) without even trying. It is second nature.

Re: Memories of Home

Mr Lady — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 12:02:41 -0000

Oh, yeah...I'm all over this. Just later today.

Re: Memories of Home

Matt — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 11:26:37 -0000

Sounds fantastic. It is a shame to see the urbanization of areas such as those. I grew up with a cornfield at the edge of my back yard (remind me to tell you sometime about the year I spent in hiding when "Children of the Corn" was released). The farmer who owns the field finally sold, and they're razing the whole thing for McMansion tract housing. Sad.

Music is one of the most consistent and powerful nostalgic sources for me. I am still amazed at how certain feelings, memories and emotions can wash over me when I hear certain songs. I can be sitting in bumper-to-bumper traffic....doesn't matter.