Hello.. Good Evening & Welcome to JSH forums. You should come join us all more often. We "normally" have a great time here; with some unexpected circumstances due to disagreements. But, all in all, they are a lot of fun, sometimes a bit moving, humorous, etc. Not to mention, you can meet some really wonderful people. Nothing better than making a bunch of new friends.. and even future possibilities (depending on what you're seeking).

You carry the boom box and I'll gladly walk beside ya.. I just want to see the looks on peoples faces

Yeah..

I certainly can relate to that.. it sucks, doesn't it? Why can't they just live right around the corner..

People who send the most ridiculous emails.. professing this and that.. yet it's obvious they're just trying to impress with their fake personality!

FYI: fakeness really isn't a word.. But neither is Fantabulous (one of my favorites)

Yep.. say it like it is.. HONESTY all the way!

Hmmm.. maybe I see more new faces from the forums.. but then again, my options are set for most everyone.. that could possibly be the problem for you.. states/countries, age range, etc.

Because there is always a number that tells us how many friends we have
However, if someone deactivates.. it also makes it one less friend.. until they reactivate (if ever).

Yes, indeed we learn to walk the other way (though not all) .. Unfortunately, it took me many, many years to gain enough strength to leave my marriage (the final time). Even though it seemed to have hurt emotionally (more so for my kids), it was one of the best decisions I've made. We're even friends now & he's tends to be great w/ other women But then the long road came as to how I was going to heal and learn to be strong.. Now, I hear I'm too strong of a young lady (that very well could be).. but I'd much rather be this way, than to be ones daily doormat.

p.s. Good for you.. not everyone understands how difficult it can be to walk away from an abuser. Many people are just too scared of what life has after they walk and some have never experienced such trauma

Hmmm.. I'll definitely have to keep this brief After chasing each other around since age 10, we became high school sweethearts. Had our oldest daughter at 18 and youngest at 22. All we did was fight because we come from completely different worlds, never met eye to eye and discovered our puppy love stage never progressed. We actually married twice and divorced twice (2nd time we decided to try and make our family work) but that's when I got pregnant w/ my youngest. Been divorced now just over 8 yrs. and still Thanking God
However, I do have to give him much credit, he's a remarkable father and a good friend of mine!! I support his every move in life/relationships

Ahhh, G'nite Suzanne

G'nite Warren.. my little chatter box

Thanks y'all..

G'nite to all.. hope you have sweet dreams and a great day ahead

I'm confused..

Ummm.. Not sure that I've ever had that

G'nite

G'nite..

G'nite

Well.. my youngest daughter showed me at an early age how creative she was with color crayons and the wall.. when you have huge drawings of lines and multiple colors.. it's quite difficult to wash it off

My oldest, she has shown me how to make new recipes when taking over the kitchen at times I was a bit preoccupied.. some things made a powdery mess (kind of like baby powder), some things were extremely sticky and almost impossible to wipe off the walls, ceiling, etc. and some things continuously over flowed

However, it was so much fun.. now that's it's over with