Crystal

Well we WERE at a party with about 30 other people, so no, nothing happened He's definitely not unsensitive though, probably one of the most spiritual, energetic, enigmatic, talented men I've met (face to face ) in a long time. I wish I had more time to get to know him better. He goes back to Chile in a month and a half

Thank you for that! Very well said. I think 12 is WAY to young to be having children, but if we think back to colonial times, girls were married with children by that age, it wasn't unusual at all. Strange how things change!

Well if I have coffee, I won't be able to sleep, and it's 12:30am so I should go to bed very soon Tomorrow I will be heading to the school to catch up on some homework, and maybe see a pretty chilean boy. Oh...I got to massage him for like...an hour and a half on Friday...mm, he says I have magic hands WHEE!

So how's your life been? anything good going on with ye?

I don't care what colour they are as long as they are looking in my direction, hopefully with an eyebrow raised, and a half smile on his face with that 'come hither' look.

Exactly! I love being the aunt that everyone loves to visit with! The nieces and nephews jump on me and we play, and it's wonderful. Then I give them back!!! :thumb_yello:

Oh thank you for leaving a message for us!! I will be coming to visit Argentina next november in 2009! Maybe if I pass through your town we can go for coffee...or some sort of equivilent! I tried my first traditional Colombian drink the other night, called Panela, it's sugarcane cake dissolved into water, and it's very sweet! Delicious!

aww pugs are cute! two thumbs up for more no kids!

Morning!

I think HE thinks it's awful though LOL Now don't fall out of your chair, you could hurt yourself, and then how would you type? Do you need a seatbelt? *hands you some rope*

Hello lovely!!!! *huggggggggggggggs*

Well apparently MIKA's hair looks like his butt in the morning! LOL So depending on how you look at it, it's either wonderful or horrible!

yes it's quite mezmerising

Sounds like you're a lucky Mama Good for you. Be supportive, but don't enable her negative behaviour either. Just do the best you can. LOL Awesome! I like the way you think! I'm pretty sure i'm capable of having kids, but I don't want to have any. I wish they could take the bits out and give it to someone who can't have kids, but they don't do uterine transplants.

What's the secret password?

see you tomorrow!!

You want random? here's random for ya!

Well I went to the coffee shop to pick up some hot chocolate I don't leave for Hawaii till the 6th of May, and I leave for my summer paradise near the end of May

Wow, I don't think we have anything like that in Canada, at least not that I've heard of. I know that there are people who give up their children into foster care if they are unable to care for them, but it's not like they do it for work/school reasons, they do it because they are unable to care for them by the standards of the government, and they take them away from the parents. If they want to get them back, they have to prove that they can take care of them. They get put into another home with another family who will take care of them in the meantime. Your way sounds a little better, that the parents can come visit, but it sounds sad that some of them get abandoned like that Daleks are the robotic monster men "EXTERRRRRRRMINATE!" I think that your comment about care for kids is one of the things that has always been a deciding factor on my having children. I wouldn't want to have one unless I could totally provide for it in every way possible, I wouldn't want to neglect them, I would want to make sure they had a good stable home with communicative loving parents. If they are moved around alot, it's hard to build a foundation to build the rest of your life on

Hey I paid attention to what Mom was watching and thanks for the compliment Good stuff I can understand how it must have been difficult. How old is your child now? Lucky!! Way to go

Theres LOTS of room here!! come on over! We love new people here! YAY Everyone will be closer to me!!!!! Thanks!! It will totally be amazing, and I'm so much looking forward to it! and you will see pictures when I come back from hawaii! Hi Weeeeeealy!

Oh good lord! I hope you didn't burn yourself!!! Here in canada, it's prescribed for conditions like glaucoma, arthritis, AIDS, hepititus C, cancer, anything that could be considered a chronic illness that it can help. My friend who passed away in 2002 from AIDS had a prescription for years, because the medication he was on made him nauseous, and he couldn't sleep, and he was always in pain. Thats where I learned about the Compassion Clubs of Canada.

Wow I've never heard of a place like that, unless you mean daycare, where you drop your child off in the morning and go to work or school then pick them up in the afternoons. this institution you speak of, you leave them there for a long period of time?

Hey Suzy, thanks for sharing your story. How did you find that having a child affected your goals? You said you were going to University at the time, have you still been able to utilize your education to achieve your long term goals? Or did you find that your life took a sharp turn in a different direction?

Excellent idea that's what I thought too, and here I am, no kids, 34 and going to college I still don't plan on children, and am enjoying my freedom from the constraint. see what happens when you let men be in charge of consequences on your body? LOL I'm sorry, but I'm sure you're happy now? OMG Illya...he was handsome I do indeed I'm not very at dares or risks.