Mountain Baby Roses
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- Posted: Tue, 07 Feb 2012 09:52:43 +0000
WishingTreeCreation
Mountain Baby Roses
Yay! Welcome! emotion_awesome and yeah, I know at least for my Anna, (she is 9 months) this age seems like she is leaping from one "milestone" to the next! And that is kind of funny, I always said I wanted 12 kids, 6 birthed, and 6 adopted. But now that we have Anna Rose, we say 18 is a good number lol
*gasp* you have a malamute!!!!! Super jealous! I used to dream of haveing a half husky, half wolf.... But my husband doesn't think that's such a good idea with kids...(he's probably right) and we hate wolves anymore really. I used to love them until I moved to Montana and found out that they are a huge nuisance. So now I'd like a Newfoundland,or English Sheppards are gorgeous!
Also I'm with ya on the whole twilight junk. Though I only read half the first one and watched the first movie. That was all I needed to read or see to know that it was not for me.
I know, they learn so fast! Today she started 'growling' and making little 'rawr' noises at her toys and at us and the dogs while she chased them around in her walker. So cute! I'm not sure where she learned that...probably from one of her seven uncles. razz
Yeah, lots of people have wolfdogs here in Idaho and they have to be chained up in the yard all the time because they tend to be unpredictable. But Kodi's a good dog. She's really good with Piper and doesn't even flinch when she yanks on her ears or tail or rips her hair out. whee I absolutely love big dogs.
Ugh...don't even get me started on Twilight. My best friend kept telling me they were great and at her urging, because I trusted her, I kept reading. The fourth book was so ridiculously inconsistent and plotless I don't even know how Meyer calls herself a writer.
Then again, she's published and I'm not so I suppose I shouldn't say that. confused
I hear ya, I grew up with Ratwielers. Our first one did bite... But my father....didn't exactly control his anger toward her So she bit a couple of times and got a little grouchy as she got older. But then our next Rat, if she hurt anyone it was from jumping on you wanting to play. She had more of a lab personality.
And as for twilight, all I noticed about the book was how it seemed to like to toy with girls emotions and be this whole really weird fantasy love story. I don't really like to dwell in a "emotional" state of mind. So I don't watch chick flicks or anything like that. It's unrealistic and I think women would be allot more happier with the man that they got right in front of them if they would stop watching and reading that crap then expecting their husband's to be that way.