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    Kids say the darnest things...

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    • R Offline
      RRMummy
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      Lilac66:
      Looks like in kids' eyes now, parents will be looked upon as their heros only if you acn earn $$$$$$$$$$. Sad or not huh?

      IMHO.. This is not necessarily true... it really depends on the emphasis we put on $$$ when we are talking to the children..

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        RRMummy
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        LKVM:
        RRMummy:

        Are we doing enough for our own children? :idea:


        Very nice story RRMummy.. I too sometimes feel due to our busy schedule we hardly have time for our kids then slowly when they grow up we miss the time we couldnt spent šŸ˜ž

        Ya found it nice and though it would be a good sharing..

        Yup.. my guilt as a FTWM is always always there.. but whatado..only way I could is give 100% of my time besides office hour to them..

        šŸ™ I will never see a similar essay from my gals.. šŸ™

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          Sun_2010
          last edited by

          RRMummy:


          Are we doing enough for our own children? :idea:
          I wonder too...
          Looking at small term goals forgetting the important ones?? :?

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            duriz
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            RRMummy:
            Are we doing enough for our own children? :idea:

            šŸ˜ž 😢 šŸ˜ž

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              duriz
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              LKVM:
              RRMummy:

              šŸ™ I will never see a similar essay from my gals.. šŸ™


              Yes me too from the boys šŸ™

              And me from my widdle DD :hugs:

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                markfch
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                DS rekindled this habit of writing small little notes to me recently. His last note to me was 'Dad you are my best friend, I will miss you when you are gone.' Upon receiving this, I don't know whether to :love: or to :x . In the end, I :faint:

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                  BlurBee
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                  markfch:
                  DS rekindled this habit of writing small little notes to me recently. His last note to me was 'Dad you are my best friend, I will miss you when you are gone.' Upon receiving this, I don't know whether to :love: or to :x . In the end, I :faint:

                  :lol:

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                    duriz
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                    markfch:
                    DS rekindled this habit of writing small little notes to me recently. His last note to me was 'Dad you are my best friend, I will miss you when you are gone.' Upon receiving this, I don't know whether to :love: or to :x . In the end, I :faint:

                    Your DS is a darling.
                    Enjoy him while he's still yours.

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                      markfch
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                      duriz:
                      markfch:

                      DS rekindled this habit of writing small little notes to me recently. His last note to me was 'Dad you are my best friend, I will miss you when you are gone.' Upon receiving this, I don't know whether to :love: or to :x . In the end, I :faint:


                      Your DS is a darling.
                      Enjoy him while he's still yours.

                      Ya man. When he gets married, I'll relegate myself to 2nd tier. When he becomes a father, I'll relegate myself to 3rd tier. All this already in the pipeline so I šŸ™ that I'll have less problems with future dil. I'll say to dil, ds is all yours. Take him, take him, both the good and the bad šŸ˜„

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                        RRMummy
                        last edited by

                        Sun_2010:
                        RRMummy:



                        Are we doing enough for our own children? :idea:

                        I wonder too...
                        Looking at small term goals forgetting the important ones?? :?

                        duriz:
                        RRMummy:

                        Are we doing enough for our own children? :idea:

                        šŸ˜ž 😢 šŸ˜ž

                        Yeah.. so stories like this serve as a good reminder.. I think we all need it from time to time to keep ourselves in check.. šŸ˜‰

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