Bananas are on my shopping list !!! Probably ought to get a bunch ???
<wink>

Kojack... When you find her ask if she has a brother please. Oh, and I
would also like him to have his own income, a car, and his own place to
live. :)

Catch... Lace under flannel. I like the idea...sounds like a special
surprise package or something !!! Anyone remember when it was the "in"
thing to greet him in saran wrap....???
Had a heck of a time getting that off my head once...LOL

Kojack... Very sweet, thank you !

This isn't real life....???

A wonderful man that can appreciate flannel. LOL

The biggest problem seems to be trying to remember what the post was
about in the first place....an age related factor, I'm sure. LOL

Merry Meet everyone :) It's nice to see a forum that isn't inclined to
put down any religion, or spiritual belief.

Sherry, I knew you were teasing sweetie. If you really wanted to sell
the child, you would have advertised in the local newspaper...LOL
Disclaimer: Do NOT do this..it's a joke.
Mine are grown now, and gone from the nest. Wish I could buy back some
of those younger years with them. One day you'll miss all this action :)
Fed...unfortunately your right <sigh>

This isn't going to be real popular, as I see from the other posts. But,
I have raised two children...now 27, married with her own child, and 24,
working and going to school.
I'm about to disagree with previous posts, and suggest that you don't
reward inappropriate behavior with hugs, cuddles, finger painting, and
MORE attention. Inappropriate behavior is just that, and I don't feel
that you will be doing your child a favor in life, by teaching them that
if they behave poorly they will get favorable attention.
There is a happy medium in life, and our behavior influences positive
effects at any age.
Case Scenario: You work hard to buy furniture and toys for a child that
isn't respecting the items. Calmly sit the child down and explain that
this is not acceptable behavior, so you are going to remove all of the
toys from the drawer until they can show respect for the items. THEN,
and this is important...follow up, and do it. Wait a week, then give the
items back, explaining how they are to be cared for. Yeah, I know...this
is a lot of work, but trust me...parenting is a lot of hard work.
Correct small problems early to avoid large problems later.
The reward for you will pay off by raising a child that looks for
positive reinforcement by doing GOOD. Children learn what they
live...very true. Lets try to teach our children to become adults that
respect property, and feelings of those around them.

South of Pittsburgh here...but there doesn't seem to be many of us out
here. :(

Awwww... Come on guys. Quit advertising those Russian women, when there
are perfectly good women here in the USA, that will be happy to take you
for everything you've got !!! LOL

Just a thought..but instead of guessing at what this person might be up
to, why not e-mail back and ask the person directly ?