Blair Is A Child Abuser - Page 3

seeker007nmss · #31 04-27-2005, 02:01 PM

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Originally Posted by madformac

Haha, well I've got a second job as a freelance graphic designer now which takes up my time.. Plus something else which may be revealed in due time....

You are going to raise LLamas? Coooool...... OOps Did I guess?

madformac · #32 04-27-2005, 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by seeker007nmss

You are going to raise LLamas? Coooool...... OOps Did I guess?

Damn... Who told you?

SuzeQuze · #33 04-27-2005, 02:19 PM

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Originally Posted by madformac

Haha, well I've got a second job as a freelance graphic designer now which takes up my time.. Plus something else which may be revealed in due time....

Very kewl!

CelticGypsy · #34 04-27-2005, 02:23 PM

This entry is from an old journal Lisa wrote when her children were much younger. I am a mother of three children who are now grown up and have their own lives. Lisa is venting about her frustrations as a young mother. I read her blog too and she seems to be a great mom who is trying the best she can to raise her kids. They are teenagers now so their problems are different than when they were five years old. Lisa and her hubby, I am sure, write in Journals more often now because they do have teenagers. I don't envy her at all. That is probably the worse stage of being a parent

I just wish her and her hubby good luck in the next few years. They are probably going to go through their own personal hell raising teenagers and I hope and pray she doesn't have to go through what so many other parents have gone through with their kids. No matter how much church or home-schooling those kids get, their kids friends will be influencing their lives more than their parents think they are. I know!!! Thank God, my kids made it so far to ages 25, 21 and 19 and I am still alive to tell about it

I wish all those parents out there good luck and those without children need to be quiet since they have NO IDEA what it is like to raise children every single day. When you come home from the hospital with a new baby, they sure don't hand out how-to-manuals. Raising a child is trial and error and if writing in a journal helps to vent than that is much better than leaving them with grandparents all the time or abandoning them. Lisa Cauble (Whelchel) seems to be a much happier person than those other has-been stars who are no longer with us or on some reality tv show trying to get those 15 mins of fame back. Being a mother is hard work and if you have NEVER raised children on a daily basis, don't put down someone who has and is trying to be a good mother

sara1998 · #35 04-27-2005, 03:17 PM

Lemme tell ya... I had to smack mine on the bottom yesterday. I usually give her one too many chances before I do it, but I mean what I say. And for the most part, she has that figured out.

In my opinion, it sure as hell ain't child abuse. I was beat on a daily basis (OK that's stretching it a bit) and I turned out just fine. It just depends on how hard, how often, and what reasons you do it for.