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Prom Night

Well, my youngest is growing up. I am sad and happy all at the same time. This is just one more right of passage. PROM NIGHT!!

He and a gang of his friends all decided to go together as a group. Myself and some of the parents rented a Stretch Limo for them all. Gives us a piece of mind. So all 9 of them met at our house and took some pics then jumped in the Limo for their ride to the Prom.

I am a little choked up about this. I am surprised that this is affecting me as much as it is. But man do I have a handsome son. Well you be the judge.

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Hey Penni,

I can totally relate to ur kids and their dad feelings. My dad is a complete ass, and even to this day is really nasty to me for pretty much no reason. I think its great that you let your kids go and experience for themselves though. My mom hide from me what my dad was like and I use to think I always wanted to go live with him. It wasn't until after I graduated from high school that I realized what an ass he is. On my 18th birthday he called me and said it was the happiest day of his life because he wouldn't have to pay any more child support. :faint:

Your doing a great job and you have a lot to be proud of! I can't wait to meet your daughter and you in september!

Sounds like an even better kid now that the history is out there. He has overcome so much and is still a great kid. Even more of a reason to be proud. I too came from a horrible child hood so that makes me even more proud of the person I have become. I am a good mother and wife. We have a nice home and are a very happy family, that is a major accomplishment coming from the background that I came from. I am sure he will be just as happy too. ~Mandy

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Hey Penni,

I can totally relate to ur kids and their dad feelings. My dad is a complete ass, and even to this day is really nasty to me for pretty much no reason. I think its great that you let your kids go and experience for themselves though. My mom hide from me what my dad was like and I use to think I always wanted to go live with him. It wasn't until after I graduated from high school that I realized what an ass he is. On my 18th birthday he called me and said it was the happiest day of his life because he wouldn't have to pay any more child support. :faint:

Your doing a great job and you have a lot to be proud of! I can't wait to meet your daughter and you in september!

Heather, I am so stoked to meet you too. Can't wait to give you your packages and your jewelry. LOL!!

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