ahibird
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...It is so funny how all these only children think so differently. I thought everyone would say that it is so lonely being an only child. It makes me feel better knowing other people had great lives even though they were onlies, just in case we can't have another.
Hi Lisa - I saw your other thread, and I was going to comment there, but I think I feel more comfortable replying here.
I am an only child, and so far, it looks like DS8 is going to be one, too. I like to think that I grew up to be a semi-well adjusted adult (though DH would probably debate that... ). I'll admit there were times where I wished I had a sibling to play with, but considering I had two parents who loved me and surrounded me with family and friends who did as well, I think I was pretty darn lucky.
DH comes from a large family so DS has many, many cousins to play with. DS also has a few friends from school who are also onlies, so it's not like he's "different" from the others. DH and I just try to follow the example my parents set - lots of love and extended family. We've talked about having another child, but we realize we're no "spring chickens" anymore. DS was a blessing to us, and we're incredibly grateful to have him. If we're blessed with more children -- Great ! If not, then so be it.
I'm just thankful I was blessed with the family and life I have... Hope this helps. --keahi
Anyway, it's either the wet weather or the TIVO - I have to call the phone comp and find out tomorrow. It shakes you up when a cop knocks on your door at night - especially when the weather is bad like tonight.
I guess he has to try different ones to see what works.
Oh my. I got it from Netflix a month ago and figured I better watch it so we can get something new. I knew it would a tear jerker, but I didn't think about it too much until I started watching. I mean I was heave ho-ing. My dad looked just like Jack Lemmon (I've had people come up to me even asking if it was him.) He also had the same personality as the Morrie in the movie. My dad didn't have ALS, but he did have essential tremors (familiar tremors-inherited) which when he had Hodgkins made his hands shake just like in the movie. Gosh, it was like watching my dad die all over again. What's weird is that the very, very end (like the last minute or two) the DVD was freezing up so I couldn't really watch it. I suppose it was a blessing. I am going to have warn my sister not to watch it.
This morning the phone was gone and we still don't have it fixed. We have gotten a foot of snow now. It has let up this pm - expected to dump again tommorrow! Watch out Debbie it is headed your way!


I read somewhere that they are think of doing a spinoff with Addison doing that show. I wonder how that would work? Right now I think the whole cast just clicks so well. I really wish Denny didn't die. He was soooo charming and cute, too. Just like a big old teddt bear..you just want to pinch those dimply cheels and give him a hug. 