babygrl1234

Did you know she was on Trading Spouses? YouTube - God warrior!

Just as all you atheists are not heathens, all us Christians are not fanatical. :tt1:

No matter how much I heart Facebook I heart LBT as well =)

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I know who you are talking about hehehe.

In that case good for you Susan!!! Honesty is definitely the best policy and I am glad you are starting to work through it.

There is no Santa?:tt1:

I don't know....I like carbs a lot more than i like her.

Yeah I am nosey too. Especially when the God warrior posts right after me. I know she is spewing crap. But I am afriad I am going to get myself booted from here if I go off on the hoebag again.

Lulu I so debated on buying the PM at the hospital pharmacy an hour ago. But I thought it might not help me make it through my work day. Enjoy your nap!

The Lovely Ms J will be recovering from her plastic surgery around that time =)

And have I mentioned lately how much I heart the ignore feature on here? I have had a PG free week and it has been just lovely.

Wow Susan that is a lot to take in girl. If both of you want to fix this and both of you want to get over it there is no reason why it can't happen. It will be hard sometimes and it will hurt sometimes but in the end it could be worth it. Did you tell your husband about the online thing? Are you sure that you are finished with that? As much as the act of what your husband did hurts (and he was obviously not in the right) it does seem from the story that it was something he did not want to do. Your part in this was starting the emotional affair with another man. Even though it is not physically cheating, it can be just as harmful because of the feelings involved. And because of that you have to know that you are completely finished with this man before you can move forward with your marriage.

I just chased my tylenol with a butterfinger. Boy do I love headaches and PMS.

Thanks. And the Baptist comment was just a joke. One of my girlfriends used to go to a southern Baptist church and they were very, very controlling. They had a ton of rules on this and that, who people could hang out with, and they would constantly be at church 3,4,5 times a week. I used to tease her about it being a cult.

And then later on that night I ate an entire pizza and wrestled my best friend naked in a baby pool full of Jello.

Ugh I have the worst headache ever.

No judegment here. My kids like it too. Oh and the day my daughter let her glasses on the floor and they were stepped on she told me that God knows everything that is going to happen before it happens so it was kind of his fault as well.

Well crap I would go to bed that early if I didn't have kids =) I guess I am almost 30 and such.

I don't know...most of the Baptists I know are very cult-like :tt1:

Shortish version- I had a few drug issues in my youth. Nothing awful but I was on the road to it. The last time I smoked pot I was unknowingly pregnant with my daughter. I told God if she came out without any real problems that I would never do drugs again. Well he kept up his end of the bargain- kid is smart as a whip though a sassy little thing, so I am keeping up my end of the bargain. So I am drug free since May 12, 2000 =)

Is there something wrong with dinner at 3:30?

We were looking at the kids class pictures yesterday and I asked the girl to point out her "boyfriend" Chance. She said "Umm, we broke up and now I am seeing Blake." 2nd grade. Love it. My 5yo son loves to repeat things Daddy says. I think my parents were mortified the first time he called his Papa a douche bag. And when the dog whipped him with his tail and he grabbed himself screaming "ow, my junk!"

I feel the exact same way (though I don't indulge anymore-long story). It's too bad that irresponsible people ruin it for the masses. And really the govt could tax the sh*t out of pot and people would still buy it.

This was something I always had a problem with. And if you see my other post something I argue with my Father about frequently. I imagine since my brother just had a baby the comment will start up again. But this is my response to him. If we are to accept the the Bible is the Word of God then look in the book of Luke, when Jesus was being crucified. He told one of other men being crucified: I tell you the truth, today you will be with me in Paradise. Luke 23:43 Now do you suppose this man had been baptized as a child? Or even as an adult? Highly doubtful. He accepted that Christ was the king and asked for his mercy.