Re: being a g'mother
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Hi,
own paths. Sometimes their journeys are delightful to watch, and sometimes
it breaks your heart.
Connie
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> Oh Connie! That's so hard. Here's a bug hug from another grandma.Thanks Tia. It is VERY hard - but as we all know our children are on their
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> I've been lucky so far. My daughter has taken the things I've learned about
> parenting and gone a few steps farther. Now I often look to her as a
> parenting model. I have no idea what kind of wives my sons will pick. I
> can only hope.
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own paths. Sometimes their journeys are delightful to watch, and sometimes
it breaks your heart.
Connie
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Tia Leschke
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> Thanks Tia. It is VERY hard - but as we all know our children are on
> own paths. Sometimes their journeys are delightful to watch, andsometimes
> it breaks your heart.Know what you mean. My older boy is living in a sort of tent-cave and
survives by scrounging bottles and cans and whatever else he can find in
dumpsters. (Good thing - bottle deposits) He's the one whose father forced
me to put back in school after a year and a half of unschooling (or as close
as I could come under his watchful eyes. He left again at 16 with his grade
8 and a belief that he was stupid . . . sigh.
Tia