I really don't blush as much as it seems..hehe

After what you told me in email, I can believe it.


7 times!?!

doesn't mean I blush alot..that's just the afterglow..hahahaha

amagurl...you seem to be such a sweet and sincere person. Don't change who you are for anybody. The right person is just around the corner. You seem to be such a light that people are drawn to you. Stay sweet and don't cut you hair! From Muncie, IN

Thanks doll..acutally I plan on growing my hair back down to my waist. When I start nursing school I'm gonna cut it and donate it again. Last time it was 18 inches I whacked off.

I'm a beacon of light..just hope it's not like a siren..lol

Both of my daughters have very long black hair. When my daughter was about 15 she cut off 12 inches and donated it. It has grown back now. You are a light. Stay sweet even if your sarcasm peeks out every now and then.

I will..and my sarchasm is just part of my charm..or so I'm told..lol

It is very much part of your charm. Don't change for anything. I think it is endearing that you mention your child. I am not a dude but your child is a huge part of your life and it shows as with me and my daughters. If anything life changing happens in your life as did in mine (house burnt down April 25th and husband passed away July 26th) see who is your biggest support system then. That child will always be there.

We were on the way to her school this morning and she reached over to grab my hand. Then some of the sweetest words left her lips..."I'm so glad you're my mommy...can I get more bakugan toys"..lol

Actually, she also said that she misses me when I have to work..I work nights so she stays with my dad and stepmom on the 3 nights I work a week.

She is a sweetie! My daughters are 15 and 18. My 15 year old has speech class and had to do a speech on the person who she admires the most and why. Her teacher called me on the sly and read it to me. What a sweet, beautiful child. Most teenage girls at their age are a handful. My girls have been my rock and continue to be my number one fan. My husband used to tell me, "Sherry, you raised the most respectable young ladies." I have to agree. You continue your education and show your little lady what mommy is made of. You will always be her hero.

I raise my daughter to have independence. To be ok with who she is and not let anyone's negativity bother her. She is 8 and 4 ft 11in tall. Needless to say she gets picked on. So hopefully when she is 15, she is a rock on her own.

She had to do a report on what her parents do for a living. She took in a stethescope and took someone's pulse as well as let kids listen to heartbeats..the bag she decorated for her project was so cool I almost cried. I'm pretty proud of my lil Amazon!

My girls are very independent. That is a very respectable way to raise a girl. I am in education but my girls want nothing to do with it. The 15 years wants to be a dentist and the 18 year old wants to be a radiologist.

it always changes for my kiddo...of course that is what being 8 does for you..lol

I always wanted to help somebody make kids when I grew up.

LOL

I just noticed your post count topped mine. Did you stay up all night and post like mad or what?

Who knows..could be a mixture of both..lol

Well I won't be drawn into a posting war. Although if I happen to suddenly find a number of diverse threads that greatly interest me, you should take no mind of it at all.

Mindsi...I don't play those games..besides..you'll lose..hahahaha

So I notice.

Oh well, what games do you play?