Quote from: Robin_p on June 06, 2008, 03:02:47 PM"Your out aren't you?"

OMW this sounds like something my mom would do- tell all the friends so they can tell all the world. Lol.

hope it worked out well tho.
*hugs*

Hi Eloise well I was never a natal mother but I had the privilege of having 11 children under my roof through the years and I had long since fired my ex from the job. I had three kids from her. I worked as a social worker and all the folks at the children's aid knew me. So yea I think a mom has allot to brag about their children with the neighbors. The only way to satisfy a nosy neighbor is to be avid at telling stories. "Hee, hee, hee." Nothing more I loved to was having a bunch of kids following up behind me when ever I went to town.

One day out of each week I also had the privilege of driving the ladies from the reservation to bingo downtown and I had the privilege of baby siting their children who were left in my care.

Cindy

that sounds so sweet Cindy. i don't know if I'll ever have children of my own, but i love them to bits- especially the pre-school ones. adorable aren't they? Hehe.

I'd prefer to only come out to a few family members and friends (whom i hardly see anymore, so it doesn't really matter. i can always make new ones. ^_^). if it would work out that way in the end is probably a different matter entirely. Lol

Hi Eloise, ahhhhhh but each new day is an adventure. It's not hard at all, even just an ordinary walk in the park will suffice. Study everything with concentration of the power of observation you will be surprised to see that which not many can see. Then try doing the same thing with people, People being so complex though that it takes a little time to read who they are just studying their face and of course the windows to their soul, the eyes, "hee, hee," it can be quite interesting what you discover. You make a habit of doing observation thing and you see new things. Like you have just stepped off the bus and taken your first tentative steps on the surface of this new world. Yes it has never failed to give me a new adventure every day. 

Cindy

update:

my mom told my dad and he was completely fine.  i was like wow...  then my mom got pissed at me for some reason, and told her entire side of he family.   i wasnt ready yet.... but theyre all okay with it anyways.

Quote from: JonasCarminis on June 06, 2008, 08:55:47 PM
update:

my mom told my dad and he was completely fine.  i was like wow...  then my mom got pissed at me for some reason, and told her entire side of he family.   i wasnt ready yet.... but theyre all okay with it anyways.

AWH... *huggles*. what a backfire on your mom. Hehe. I'm sure it'll be ok- if it's anything, i just think it has to sink in a bit. *huggles*
Better not give her extra reasons to be angry. *huggles* Sweety.
everything will be fine.

Hi Robin that was so wonderful that your family accepted you, you must have a realy amazing family. It will be nice to get their support, it will make transitioning so much easier for you.

Cindy