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I'm sure your grandparents would be ashamed of you

Posted By: you're angry, miserable and obviously uneducate on 2006-04-29
In Reply to: well, bully for you..............sm - my grandparents came here in the 1800s...sm

maybe that's why you hate successful whites so much - you're jealous


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    Grandparents
    You didn't give specifics on what they do with your kids, but as a grandparent, I find that the kids (without spoiling them) understand that there are different rules at different places.  It's a relief for them to be allowed to stay up a little later, get a little more one-on-one time, be wrestled with, etc. etc.  They know how to behave and understand that their parents are the true disciplinarians.  Don't cheat yourself out of some alone time if they want to keep them overnight because you're afraid they might not eat a green bean for a day or get too much attention.  I do respect their parents' wishes on diet, health, and rest, but I don't think they can get too much love from others. 
    Grandparents
    Thanks for sharing and clarifying.  I understand completely.  Kids go through enough ridicule and put downs from others in society.  The one constant positive in their lives should be a grandparent.  I sympathize with your daughter who is tall.  Our granddaughter is off the chart on height.  She's 8.  There is no one who meets her who does not say, "You are so tall."  This is said in a way that sounds like it's ugly or something, and she is getting really self conscious.  Life is hard.  Kids need support and unconditional love.  Sounds like you're doing a fine job. 
    The grandparents thing.....sm
    Those kids are your responsibility, as you obviously very well know, whether you're physically with them or not.

    You're right. Hubby and grandma are WRONG. Do not let anyone bully you or guilt you into thinking otherwise. 'Nuff said.
    not all kids go through the no grandparents stage (sm)
    my son is 18 YO and guess where he takes his g/f on Friday and Saturday nights? To his grandparents house! He and his friends love to hang out at their house...dont' know exactly why, but I'm glad! At least I know they aren't out getting into trouble.  If you start out building a strong relationship with your grandkids, they will always want to be with you...and don't act too much like a grandma to them, more like a good, um not friend, but just a good person! I think that's why my kids love the most about their grandparents.  Kids are a blessing...at any age!
    cigs took out my parents, grandparents, aunt

    Unfortunately, I still smoke though - it's the worst drug habit I have encountered in my many decades.  For me, it's the only drug habit I have had.  It's tough, so I sympathize with the ones who are trying to quit and KUDOS TO THE ONES WHO HAVE!!!!!


     


    Not OP - I wish more grandparents and uncles/aunts would worry about doing things wrong - sm
    My in-laws like to play mind games with our kids...which is the cause of a lot of "parental headaches", thus we curtail visits to about once a month, supervised for about 6-8 hours (they live 2 hours away). We plan to never let them have the kids overnight, etc. though DHs mom constants asks....so through guilt my DH is now considering it (which I won't allow so I will be forced to go and stay too which I don't want to do but will) but he wants his brother to stay too as a condition (he's winds the kids up like crazy). So we have 3 winners who love to spoil the kids but don't care about the consequences of their actions after they leave. It has gotten better now the kids are not so nuts anymore after a visit, though grandma and uncle are always saying they want the kids to visit, stay , etc. If they had common sense then I probably wouldn't mind the break (no near relatives) but that is not the case. I just hope I learn enough from them and remember and don't make the same mistakes when I have grandchildren. Yes, my kids love them, and their other grandparents (now just my dad) but you just can't have the attitude we can do what we want because we are the grandparents. Parents have there way of doing things and unless it is harmful to the child should be respected and followed.
    I think that grandparents who babysit for free are just making their kids dependent on them
    Maybe stop babying her and she'll respect you more.

    I doubt this generation of kids will grow up to watch their grandchildren - they're way too selfish.

    Just a suggestion.
    Huh? and you're not ashamed
    I have gotten nothing but leftover garbage today thanks to people who think like you. Have you ever heard of karma? Don't you think I have to earn a living too? I guess the difference is I don't believe in screwing over my fellow MTs to do it.
    Do not ever be ashamed of who you are.
    or where you live, what you drive, or any other outward trapping of society.

    The only people who have cause to be ashamed are those who belittle others for whatever reason; they are bigots and all bigots require only that they can make themselves appear (to themselves and others like them) to be better than they are by tearing down the lives of others. Quality has nothing to do with outside show, it has only to do with inner worth.

    Bigots will always be among us. Pity them, they will never understand what quality - "class" - really is. They know the price of everything and the value of nothing.
    That's ashamed...
    I know I have many clinics try to diddle me town line wise, but I just refuse to be their little slave girl. They either want a good job done or they don't, and if they want a good job done, they're going to pay for it, or they can go find some little mamma willing to do it for nine or ten cents a line and then sit there with the jaws hanging down to their fannies as they read their shotty transcripts.
    Ashamed
    I am so ashamed to have this MT be one of my colleagues, not that I work at the same company, but just that we are both MTs. You know life is too short to be doing a job that you do not enjoy. I completely agree with the poster who said that most of would just be happy to get a raise! I work for one small MTSO, and have 1 doctor, and doe not get paid very much. BUT, this dictator is the same every day and I have many shortcuts set up for this dictator and so I make a more than decent amount per hour. What I would not give to have the same dictator every day and get a raise! I am so sorry that this MT did this to you and to the owner of you company. Sometimes people are like children give them an inch and they will take a mile. I hope the owner of the company talks with this MT and backs you up. If she does not want her job I would be interested in finding out more about this having the same dictator every day and working for a company that gives raises!!
    Don't be ashamed...

    With kids it's hard to have a savings account.  It seems all my hubs and I do is work, work, and work and then when we do get a vacation, we tend to use what should be in savings for "fun money."  I'm sorry but life is way too short. 


    I have a kid in braces and another one that wears glasses.  Copays just went up majorly.  We have Aetna, and there are deductibles out the ying-yang.  Hope and pray none of us are majorly ill, we'd be done for.


    I could find a job very, very fast but I'd probably slave for minimum wage since experience doesn't count in this profession even though they claim you must have 1-3 years before they hire.  I have 19 and make the same as someone with 2 years of experience.  Go figure!! 


    Thank goodness for my own accounts to stay afloat and thankfully I am here when the kids get home from school and can grocery shop when it's not busy.  I save money by not buying fancy clothes for work but do treat myself to the hair salon (need a little something once in a while).


    Don't be ashamed; we have no savings either...  Oh well...  Hopefully, the kids will get scholarships for college and if not, then I guess we'll just finance that too or they'll have to work their through and appreciate it more in the long run if they have to earn it the hard way like I did.  No silver spoon here and no handouts either. 


    We work hard.  No, we would not be hurting if we lost one paycheck, but 2 or 3, most definitely would leave us behind in our bills.


    Ah, go ahead...don't be ashamed...

    No one will laugh.  And, most likely no one will slam you for it either.  There are only a few really nasty, jealous people here.   



    LOL!!!! I have no reason to be ashamed
    There are consequences for every choice. Not preparing for the consequences of choices made and expecting to be bailed out of those consequences constitutes the typical welfare mentality. A choice to live in a disaster-prone area without making adequate preparations for disaster is a choice that will have predictable consequences. Those who embrace the welfare mentality immediately blame others for the consequences of their failure to plan ahead and demands that others bear the cost and the responsibility for salvaging them from the results of their own choices. The welfare mentality is not the exclusive province of welfare recipients. Trust me, I will never seek or expect help from you or anyone else. I would far rather rely on my own preparation and resources. Besides, whiners have nothing I need.
    Whatever. Nothing to hurt and I'm not ashamed.
     
    I'm a little ashamed to say....just I enjoy going to
    I know this isn't as exciting as the other posters, but honestly...just going to the beach and relaxing is great for me!! :>
    You shouldn't be ashamed..

    So what if it's not the South of France.  As long as you had a good time and enjoyed yourself, that's what it's all about! 


    I have done a lot of traveling, and I can tell you the best vacation that goes down in my memory book is going to Sanibel Island, Florida - surf fishing, catching fish - swimming in the ocean - and kicking back wtih my honey with a Mai Tai.  We sent out to dinner at lot at some really nice restaurants there, but the best was steaks on the grill the resort had available there and a great bottle of vino.


    I hope you get to Myrtle Beach again and enjoy yourself. 


    (High Five To Ya') 


    sorry..ashamed to "say"...not same..duh lol
    xx
    I'm ashamed to say I don't know how to copy to a floppy. Can you
    nm
    No on is an idiot and you should be ashamed of yourself for calling anyone that. nm
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    My son did. I am ashamed to say that I didn't know how and I had to ask my teenager to do it.
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    1984. I was in 4th grade. I'm 32 and not ashamed to say!!
    Good for you! Every vote counts!
    Myrtle Beach! Nothing to be ashamed of! I would rather go there!!!nm
    xx
    Sounds like you are depressed....Nothing to be ashamed about.
    I recommend you talk to your physician and maybe get in some therapy sessions, not necessarily medication, but get to the root of how you can assess where you are overwhelmed and what steps you can take to take control. This site is actually a great site, on occasion you will find some nastiness, but overall there are some wonderful women who are very supportive in situations like these.

    I was diagnosed last year with depression and anxiety and although I was on meds, I think the therapy was major reason for my successful outcome. I learned why my life is so unorganized and stressful and I learned some very helpful tools to use on a dialy basis when confronted with these issues.

    One thing I found to be helpful for myself is I started to take my shower before I started work, even put on makeup. It really does change how you feel about yourself. I recommend you start there.

    Good Luck!
    I am almost ashamed to same I am from the same state as these freaks...
    They absolutely sicken me. They are a radical CHURCH group believe it or not that protest funerals all over the U.S. on the basis that for one they love the publicity..and their "grounds" for protesting funerals is that the people who are dead are dead because it's God's punishment to the world for society's and the military's acceptance of gays. That's it. I mean come on...I don't care what your position is on gays, I cannot fathom the idea that they feel it's ok to stand outside the funeral of a soldier killed in Iraq or now these poor innocent children....to hold up disgusting hate signs with such things as "911 is God's gift to gays"..and they truly believe these people deserve to die because of this. It's total INSANITY to say the least. They are absolutely disgusting.
    My kiddos start school next Wed and I'm not ashamed to say it will be a relief. My teenaged son

    gives me hourly updates on his boredom every single day.  Now, my daughter is starting kindergarten this year and I will be sad probably the first week because she's my baby - my last baby - but she is sooooo ready for school.  She just can't wait.  Maybe I should be the one with hurt feelings since she can't way to leave me! 


    I highly doubt my son's feelings are hurt when I say "Just think, you won't be bored when school starts."


    Kind of ashamed to admit I threw daughter's card away
    I know some will call me petty. We haven't ever had the best relationship because she has been a difficult kid since grade school. Just really, really hard to deal with and nasty much of the time. I keep trying and trying and trying and trying. I help her out financially when I can, watch the baby every day while I'm trying to work, too.  I had tears picking out a card for her, and I put some money in there with a little note to treat herself. Yes, I took the money out and tossed the card. I know it sounds harsh, but I feel like I keep putting forth the effort and barely get a thank you in return. Instead, I get a "what's your problem?" Now my son..I can deal with. At least he treats me with some kindness and he tries.