Know what you mean cause my 12 year old DS came in after school singing I got a girlfriend
like death & taxes it comes to visit us allGood evening everyone!!!
Hope all is well my, DS thinks that going to school is GREAT!!!
I don't even want to think of my boys getting old enough to get into my "stash"
, only takes once & u find lots of good hidey holes
How I truly hate this!
and totally freaked out and banned them from seeing one another for awhile. I don't know, marcieJust dropping in to say hi! I'm getting so sick of the drama around here. Matt (DS16) and his GF (19 months tomorrow!) keep getting upset at Stephen (DS15) because he's supposedly telling GF's older sister "stuff" about them - what they're doing or saying. Her parents are completely over protective - a few months ago they found out that they were discussing baby names
Maybe I'm just weird, but I decided I was marrying my DH 4 days after meeting him. Yes, it took a long time to get to that point, and yes, they are young. But it's certainly the kind of thing you can talk about and plan, even if it never happens. We used to talk about taking our kids to Disney some day - I remember those days fondly!
But anyways, GF's sister keeps threatening to go to dad with what she "knows". I keep talking to Stephen and he swears he's not telling her anything (they're in 2 classes together). But again, the kind of stuff he could be telling her may be things that he doesn't think are particularly interesting or significant. She's telling GF that he's telling her "disturbing" things about them. Personally, I think she's just playing her sister, but in the meantime, it's stressing out GF, Matt, Stephen, and of course me! I'm tempted to go talk to the sister and tell her to grow up (she's a HS senior). Or possibly talk to the parents and tell them that sis keeps threatening them to tell stuff about them to them, and that they're stressing out because she's making stuff up (being proactive, because really, right now I believe that if she told them anything - true or not - that they would immediately believe her and ban Matt from the house).
What would you do?
That's what I'm thinking. Just dropping in to say hi! I'm getting so sick of the drama around here. Matt (DS16) and his GF (19 months tomorrow!) keep getting upset at Stephen (DS15) because he's supposedly telling GF's older sister "stuff" about them - what they're doing or saying. Her parents are completely over protective - a few months ago they found out that they were discussing baby names
Maybe I'm just weird, but I decided I was marrying my DH 4 days after meeting him. Yes, it took a long time to get to that point, and yes, they are young. But it's certainly the kind of thing you can talk about and plan, even if it never happens. We used to talk about taking our kids to Disney some day - I remember those days fondly!
But anyways, GF's sister keeps threatening to go to dad with what she "knows". I keep talking to Stephen and he swears he's not telling her anything (they're in 2 classes together). But again, the kind of stuff he could be telling her may be things that he doesn't think are particularly interesting or significant. She's telling GF that he's telling her "disturbing" things about them. Personally, I think she's just playing her sister, but in the meantime, it's stressing out GF, Matt, Stephen, and of course me! I'm tempted to go talk to the sister and tell her to grow up (she's a HS senior). Or possibly talk to the parents and tell them that sis keeps threatening them to tell stuff about them to them, and that they're stressing out because she's making stuff up (being proactive, because really, right now I believe that if she told them anything - true or not - that they would immediately believe her and ban Matt from the house).
What would you do?
I don't know, but maybe if all of you did sit in the same room together to talk it out maybe you would all be enlightened.HI all-
Well, I felt the past week that I have been spinning plates with the kids and school stuff. So far Chrissy's "going to the school nurse" issue is resolved.
We found out last evening that Matthew has been teased by other boys in his class during lunchtime. I guess some of the other boys in his classroom have been asking him very inappropriate questions. You know, 6th grade curiosity stuff. I put in a call to Matthew's class teacher last night. I guess today at school, the issue was resolved.
Poor Matthew
I'm glad so far that issue is resolved.
Ok, I'm exhausted.
Have a good night everyone
My daughter kept and still insists that my son was the one being bullied.
Its great and I can make my own hours, doing accounting and invoicing for a midsized construction company. The owners are great. I am in the office by myself and I can wear whatever I want I do get a bit lonely, but then again I don't have to deal with the office politics that come along with working for a larger company. Sometimes adults can be worse than kids 
Little man is tired of going to school all day every day now. Yea - sorry Little Buddy - its the law and you need to go through elementary and high school. Then its up to you Back to school night for the 8th grader tonight - as much as KFish doesn't like it......I don't like it either 
We are still in the boys as friends stage with her. Then again she is a bit more intellectually mature than boys her age. They are "just plain goofy" to her. That's ok....the longer the boys stay just friends, the better. Maybe sit down with the parents, the sister and Steven and Matt and GF to get to the bottom of things - I agree that it sounds like a jealousy thing to me.
3-0. Buddy's PeeWee AA team is 0-2 
But having said that they played the two hardest games on their schedule. This past Saturday they only lost by one point.....so that is a positive. I love him. Can't forget about the ice cream cake. It was too late after he and I ate and I want to share it with the kids.....so maybe tonight or seeing how his birthday is coming up on Monday, maybe we will "share the cake" this weekend. 
She is 5 weeks pregnant and has wicked morning sickness - but that is a good sign Will let you all know how it goes. Continued prayers that the babies are healthy and the pregnancy goes smoothly.
Just driving me crazy now. I don't think Stephen is jealous; he has a ton of his own friends, both boys and girls, and just isn't quite ready for the "dating" thing yet. However, he does like attention, and having a senior listen avidly to something he's saying could be kind of ego-stroking. I DO think GF's sister is jealous - she has never had a boyfriend and is a year older than her sister and seems to spend much of her time trying to get GF into trouble. I think I'll try to step back on this one (although it been going on for about a month), but if Matt comes to me again, ask him who he wants me to talk to - sis or her parents?! Sounds so exciting! Be sure to keep us up to date as the pregnancy progresses! ). But this was a few years ago and we lost touch - probably when I moved and she moved out, which were all about the same time.
all part of growing up...u give them the tools & hope they don't fall flat on their faces if so, dust them off, give them a hug & regroup
That time of the month 
. I'm sure these things get worse in jr. high. 
