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Wow! All the PYOs are gorgeous!!! Excellent job on the wolf, thats one of the nicest wolves i have seen to date.
Oh, yah, I didn’t send a note either….I’m just happy I got mine in the mail today, I’m so bad at that stuff!
Sent!
Haven’t seen it yet. Do you all think it would be too much for a 6 year old?
Ah yes, lovely hormones! I remember one time just bawling hysterically because I dropped my spoon. Very funny now…. 🙄
Now, I gotta ask. Are you using an airbrush for these? I dont see a brush stroke anywhere! AND flawless blending?!?! Excellent job and excellent talent!
Make sure you post photos when he is finished!! I love the colors!
Mine is going out on Monday. I just got my lazy a** out of bed this morning and won’t make it to the PO by the time they close…
I’m so excited!! I cant wait to see if my person likes what I painted and I can’t wait to see who painted for me and what I get!!!
Stephanie wrote:Wow, how did you do that? Blue antiquing? Or paint over the scales with a darker color?
She’s beautiful!
ditto!
😳 I already got two, painted and sold em. painting these PYO’s is really my only income and it all goes to my horrific debt payments every month. So, I was just hoping someone had an extra or something…..
All done now, for real! I had an eye fall out last night 😯 , so I got that fixed, took pics and just emailed yah!!
bump?
I’m totally on the Dog Whisper train! That being said, it may infact help to put your dog on an SSRI type medication. I know Lexapro is one that is used. It’s not a sedative.
I agree that re-homing him may just make it worse for the next person. I also agree that you can’t buy a house and then have this dog ruin it. As much as you love the dog, it is not unreasonable to expect your house to be ok when you leave him alone in it. so, yes, call your vet and a behaviorist…Good luck and let us know it goes!
I’m glad to hear the school isn’t just brushing you off!
Just take the camera with you next time, we will not notice the boobie in the picture 😆
Here is the thing that I have figured out: Parenting is journey and you learn everyday. It may sound dumb, but I spend ALOT of time thinking about how I should react in certain situations that may arise with my kids. My parents were always around when I was growing up, but I don’t feel I ever had that “I will love you regardless of what you do” thing. And my teen years were not pleasant, I had major issues with my dad….but all those times did was make ME a better parent. I took all those negative influeances and thought about them and how I could change and be more positive for my kids. I think knowing your own stengths and weaknesses help too. For me a major weakness is yelling. I hated getting yelled at and I know I am quick to resort to it. So quite often, I find myself taking a minute to think before I react.
You know, babies love us. But, I think as a new parent this is the first time we experience ‘unconditional love’ and it’s overwhelming. I remember feeling shocked to my core the first time I KNEW, I mean KNEW that I would kill someone who tried to hurt my son. Those are very powerful feelings. Your daughter and you will be fine. Love her, really love HER, not your idea of what she should be, and you guys will be ok.
What is wrong with some kids??!! Seriously! Twin, I totally agree with everyone else. You did the RIGHT thing by getting the police and school involved. I also agree in calling CPS or DCS whatever it is called in your area. Rape isnt an idea a 12 year typically comes up with on his own, especially toward another boy. I would absolutely contact his parents. Maybe he(the kid) is getting these ideas from an older sibling or watching something inappriate the parents aren’t aware of.
How is your boy doing? I’m so proud of him for telling you about this! That in itself shows good parenting.
Totally agree about the self defence or martial arts classes. Even is it isn’t thier ‘thing’, maybe just a few classes would help in a scary situation….
lastly, I feel so badly for you. As a parent I know exactly what you must be feeling. I also applaud you for showing enough restraint not to go and smack the kid, I don’t think I could. Please please please let us know how this works out. *hugs* *hugs for your boy too*
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