Is Freecycle really worth it?
After having stuff sit on my porch for two weeks, I'm thinking maybe it's not worth it to try that route, but I will still try to recycle rather than dumping items. I managed to give away the sweaters, now I just have the microwave cart and the baby food jars.
Work is work. Same stuff, different day.
As usual, my family is my life. No more "potty" incidents from Samantha, and Riley has started cheering for her sister during dinner time. She claps her hands each time Samantha takes a bite and we praise her. It's really quite cute how she supports her sister.
Stacey is thinking about moving to San Diego. How do I feel about that? Let's examine that. OTOH, let's not. I know she has to grow and move, but I still don't want my oldest baby that far from home. Change is a good thing, change is a good thing, change is a good thing. Repeating it over and over is not working.
posted by snarfdog @ 11:20 PM
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i guess it depends on the reason why she wants to move. for school, that's tolerable. for some boy, that's a little harder to deal with. that's a tough one either way.
Luckily it's not for a guy. She wants to move down there cuz she has a friend that lives down there (female) and she thinks she can start all over with school down there.
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