DisneyBamaFan
Alabama - 2009 National Champions
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Me, too, and I am white...People who make assumptions about me based on the color of my skin...
Me, too, and I am white...People who make assumptions about me based on the color of my skin...

Well, mine is simply not being courteous to each other, wheather in the world or out in the real one. What has happened to saying thank you, excuse me, or just please to people? Being from Texas and the south, we raised our children to say yes sir or no mam. I guess that dates me, but it is a sign of respect to us and their elders to whoever they may be talking to. Very rarely do I hear it today, except from my own children or grand children. I think just simple respect for each other would go a long way.![]()
Pregnant women who smoke, parents who smoke while carrying small children, people who smoke in a car with the windows up with kids in the car & people who smoke outside of doors where small children have to walk. Not to judge anyone who does smoke. But as an adult he/she made the choice to smoke. These children are not given a choice & they deserve to be able to breathe clean air. When they are adults if they decide to smoke then that is up to them.

grrrrrPeople who think it's okay to ask my children personal questions just because we are different colors. They have been asked, "So what was wrong with your real mother?" and "Do you ever get to see your real mother?" I get asked in front of them, "Oh you're a foster parent?" or "All they all yours, all brothers and sisters, etc." We are a real family! One built through adoption, but as real as can be! .
) these welfare people and their coupons. I'm not on welfare (not that anything wrong with folks who really need to be), but I use alot of coupons, I saved $96 on that particular trip b/t coupons and savings card. 




or parents who let their 8 yrs olds tell them to shut up! I would have seen the backside of a flip flop or picking up my teeth if I EVER treated my parents like that! AND I AM OK WITH THAT...amazing that I turned out good with no arrest record after my parents did the unforgivable and punished me when I acted stupid...
Mine is when I see kids (and adults too, actually) riding bikes without helmets. Makes me crazy!
It's interesting to read all the adoption comments-we are in the beginning stages of researching international adoption and it's good to know what to expect.
parents who bring their kids to the ER where I work who expect a fever to go away completely afte ronly one dose of motrin or tylenol, or the ones who don't medicate at all, or the ones who come in aftertheir child has thrown up one time is is running around our waiting room shoving cheetos in their mouth.
(granted my favorite patients are the foreign body ones - they have the best stories......)

