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Me neither, I don't like that pet name. I just clarified by saying in reference to God, because that's the particular instance that bugs me the most. 
I don't really like pet names in general. Or cutesy terms. I have a friend who posts statuses on Facebook about "Hanging with the bestie!" or "Having dinner with the boyfriend!" "I am so blessed, got flowers from the boyfriend!"
They. Have. Names.
I'm okay with "Sweetie" and "dear" and such, but "Cupcake Kitten Whiskers" or "Pumpkin Boo Boo"...just too much.
I don't really like pet names in general. Or cutesy terms. I have a friend who posts statuses on Facebook about "Hanging with the bestie!" or "Having dinner with the boyfriend!" "I am so blessed, got flowers from the boyfriend!"
They. Have. Names.
I'm okay with "Sweetie" and "dear" and such, but "Cupcake Kitten Whiskers" or "Pumpkin Boo Boo"...just too much.
Me neither, I don't like that pet name. I just clarified by saying in reference to God, because that's the particular instance that bugs me the most.
I don't really like pet names in general. Or cutesy terms. I have a friend who posts statuses on Facebook about "Hanging with the bestie!" or "Having dinner with the boyfriend!" "I am so blessed, got flowers from the boyfriend!"
They. Have. Names.
I'm okay with "Sweetie" and "dear" and such, but "Cupcake Kitten Whiskers" or "Pumpkin Boo Boo"...just too much.
I don't really like pet names in general. Or cutesy terms. I have a friend who posts statuses on Facebook about "Hanging with the bestie!" or "Having dinner with the boyfriend!" "I am so blessed, got flowers from the boyfriend!"
They. Have. Names.
I'm okay with "Sweetie" and "dear" and such, but "Cupcake Kitten Whiskers" or "Pumpkin Boo Boo"...just too much.
I will give people nicknames sometimes. But they're typically silly ones. Like, when I was in a band, I used to call the drummer "Drummer boy" on the occasion.
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Thank you, Lord. I mailed a package and realized I shipped it to the wrong address. I got on the horn to Fed Ex and stopped the shipment . I don't usually do this and I am surprised I even remembered right after I shipped it that it was an expensive package going to the wrong address . Thank you, thank you, Lord, glory be.
thought you'd find this funny.Bun Bun the Kitten Barks Like a Puppy - PawNation
Sometimes it feels weird for me to give opinions on how I think relationships should be like. I feel like I'm still too young to have an opinion. I mean, yeah, I'll be 17 next month. But I just...I dunno. It's just a weird stage of life for me right now.
I'm also pretty sure I wanna stay single and it's easier to be that way. But I guess time will tell for that, too.
I'm also pretty sure I wanna stay single and it's easier to be that way. But I guess time will tell for that, too.
S
You win an internetz for using this image, milady.
I am quite please to see this sentiment, as well as the agreeances (I don't care if that's not a word, I'm making it one) of our female colleagues here. The princess-syndrome seen in many women today is troubling, and honestly, a turn-off. It smacks of entitlement. (Trust me, the men in our society certainly have entitlement issues as well.) As terrible as it seems, my general attitude about things is, "You're not special. Neither am I." I actually tell my students that. That's right, I say that right to a sixth grader's face, without a drip of irony, sarcasm, or humor. Yes, I may be a child of the King and all...but if EVERYONE is special and unique...like everyone else...then no one is special or unique. ^_^
You totally need to bring that to Tyler. And wear it. And I am saying this without a drip of irony, sarcasm, or humor. ^_^
I am quite please to see this sentiment, as well as the agreeances (I don't care if that's not a word, I'm making it one) of our female colleagues here. The princess-syndrome seen in many women today is troubling, and honestly, a turn-off. It smacks of entitlement. (Trust me, the men in our society certainly have entitlement issues as well.) As terrible as it seems, my general attitude about things is, "You're not special. Neither am I." I actually tell my students that. That's right, I say that right to a sixth grader's face, without a drip of irony, sarcasm, or humor. Yes, I may be a child of the King and all...but if EVERYONE is special and unique...like everyone else...then no one is special or unique. ^_^
You totally need to bring that to Tyler. And wear it. And I am saying this without a drip of irony, sarcasm, or humor. ^_^
M
When my son woke up today, I said "Good morning, kiddo", and he stared at me a minute, then looked out the window and said, "No. It's not morning. Still dark out."
So then we had to open the curtains up and watch the sunrise...and I explained, the best I could, why the clouds were turning pink and orange.
After a too-lengthy explanation that made no sense at all, my son leaned his head against my arm and said, "You know I don't CARE, mom."
*sigh*
So then we had to open the curtains up and watch the sunrise...and I explained, the best I could, why the clouds were turning pink and orange.
After a too-lengthy explanation that made no sense at all, my son leaned his head against my arm and said, "You know I don't CARE, mom."
*sigh*