That's terrible, especially with people so young. Praying for you and the affected families.:grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug::grouphug:

:grouphug::grouphug::grouphug: At least it cant get much worse. Maybe you can take a few minutes break with some chocolate.

I am a turkey. Sorry couldn't resist. I crave it at the table.

Comfortable shoes that are not ugly? 'Fraid those dont exist honey I just ordered some babies.... Where did you buy them? Do you have a recliner that you love? Yes, Steve and I met some years ago. We got married just this summer:D. How does your turkey appear at the table? Usually gobbing and scratching everything. What's the chance of my newborn catching what my 7 year old has? Dont even try it, a newborn is mucg too young to play catch, Root beer floats in the summer--what in the winter? How can root beer float, it a liquid.

What is the world coming too. :lol: Geez what's next, a heartattack-on-a-stick?

Kindles are great for teens! I got one, but it somehow became dd13's because she used it so much. She has a bunch of classics which are free and a few newer books.

My youngest was like that just recently. At first it was really rough, because I would lose my patience and start yelling too. Then I found a book (forgot the name, but its around here somewhere so I'll look into it) that really helped me control my temper which was a big step. When she started mouthing off, first I would put her in the corner with some quiet toys and her blankie. When she was ready to say sorry, she could get out of the corner. If she threw a fit while in the corner, I would take away the toy. If she did it again, I would take away the blankie. If she continued, she would go into the back yard to blow off some steam. It took a while but it really paid off. Good luck!