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Exactly! Thatās the time I ride. I get started between 7 am and 8. Itās delightful.
Again with mixed messages to Abbie.
JSA is not going to have fun with her when school starts up again .
IMO the meltdowns and tantrums are going to get worse, boredom, hormones and frustration is a bad combination.
I live in an area with rednecks. They are my neighbors and the gun carrying, pickup truck type. And they will gather around in a community to help neighbors in distress, are the first ones to bring over food or organizing meal trains, and talk rough but are really kind genuine people.
The poloton bike will end up in the carport along with the treadmill and Abbie's bike.
My sister in law or should I say my brothers widow (I no longer associate w/her) kept their house like that. You were on pins and needles scared that you were gonna mess something up. My parents and I lived in a different state and when we visited we stayed at their house. One visit, when we walked in (and had REMOVED our shoes) she grabbed a broom and swept behind us!! My dad looked at her and said, āIf you do that again, weāll not stay here againā. My brother said, āI tell her that all the time, but she wonāt listenā. Bless his heart, how her put up with her for almost 25 years is beyond me.
Oh no me either! I love animalsLOL I do not want Nala in the spokes but that absolutely cracked me up!
. Iām just saying that will be one of their lies LOLP on the Peloton reminds me of one time I went on a work trip with a lady that was about P's size (maybe smaller)... and we went to the hotel workout room. She got on the stationary bike (not even a peloton.. one with big cushy seat) .. and she bent the seat. When she got off the top of the seat was facing the wall instead of the ceiling.... 
Maybe that mechanical genius Asa will mount wheels on the Peloton base. And then Summer can push Princess on her trike, and Isaiah can push HRH Big Prilly down the street together!!
Now you got me picturing P as the Wicked Witch and ToTo but Nala... Iāll get your little cat too! Hahahaha! P riding on her bike... for 2 minutes.. then heart palpitations.LOL I do not want Nala in the spokes but that absolutely cracked me up!
Yes, I was quite close to home. I jumped in the shower immediately and didnāt think to call anyone.
. My husband has me on Life 360 now and can track me on my bike - just in case. And of course, I always have my phone and Apple Watch on me.Same!
A lot of my friends and family buy and then gut. However my parents always raised me by, " if it isn't broken don't fix it.". My childhood home looked like it was straight out of the 70s until the early 90s and I loved it. My husband and my first townhouse was straight out of the 1980s...we loved it and replaced/fixed things as needed. Our home today is early 90s- 00s, which to us is perfect. We prioritize repairs over cosmetics and keep things as neutral and comfy as possible...I love furniture with a family story/history.
It's Monday. So the Pelaton bike should be there! 
Guess we will have to wait till Wednesday to see the grand unvailing!
Guess we will have to wait till Wednesday to see the grand unvailing!I grew up in a house like that. Not a fancy house by any means, but my mother was a cleaning nut. We had a couch in the living room that we werenāt allowed to sit on - for the 14 years we lived there. My parents were married for 66 years. As a kid I always thought divorce was around the corner. Fought like cats and dogs, but I guess they loved each other.My sister in law or should I say my brothers widow (I no longer associate w/her) kept their house like that. You were on pins and needles scared that you were gonna mess something up. My parents and I lived in a different state and when we visited we stayed at their house. One visit, when we walked in (and had REMOVED our shoes) she grabbed a broom and swept behind us!! My dad looked at her and said, āIf you do that again, weāll not stay here againā. My brother said, āI tell her that all the time, but she wonāt listenā. Bless his heart, how her put up with her for almost 25 years is beyond me.
Oh no me either! I love animals
Watermelongate 2020: I would have absolutely zero fucks to give about a kid (of any age) eating watermelon like this - it's fun, it's sensory - go for it. How many of us have pictures of our babies/toddlers covered in spaghetti or doing a cake smash? I have 2 main concerns with Abbie, however. One, as has already been mentioned, Abbie has issues with food and it's probably not the best idea to let her 'play' with it. And two, why would you, as the parent of an ND child, post pictures of her eating something in the manner that some people online would describe as 'animalistic' (no shade to anyone here - I understand where you're coming from).
I feel the same way about anything A&P post that disrespects Abbie's basic dignity as a human being. Like that picture from the other day where she looks so sad and distressed - why would you share that with the world (or at least your followers)? It's just one more way that they cross boundaries - let's post unflattering pictures, tickle/yard Abbie into the pool, show her having tantrums/meltdowns, ignore her when she's trying to get attention, etc. To me, it's just a highly irresponsible and insensitive way to parent.
I feel the same way about anything A&P post that disrespects Abbie's basic dignity as a human being. Like that picture from the other day where she looks so sad and distressed - why would you share that with the world (or at least your followers)? It's just one more way that they cross boundaries - let's post unflattering pictures, tickle/yard Abbie into the pool, show her having tantrums/meltdowns, ignore her when she's trying to get attention, etc. To me, it's just a highly irresponsible and insensitive way to parent.
Maybe even Thursday. P is probably sore from trying on the special shoes and filling her water bottle.It's Monday. So the Pelaton bike should be there!
I know I love original features. I still have the original coving round the ceilings and an original Victorian fireplace in the bedroom. Itās warm and cosy, just how we like it, lots of Tiffany lamps and a couple of small chandeliers, throws. Itās not everyoneās cup of tea but I love it.
I for one think it was to shut us up about wondering if she ever goes to the Dr for check-ups, and since they didn't talk about her visit I think they made it up .
Me three, at fifty, five years ago. I think knowing these things help other tattle users the "journey" we've been on. Everyone has reasons for their thoughts on things.
Theres days I still think I'm dying and pass out daily.
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