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well I will give you some mother's love Ship

that is a horrible past, and I know words can not change things

love my brats and would do anything for them

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18 children
wow

You can share my mom, she loves everybody!

thanks Dizzy and Alabama

I read this on MSN homepage--I think this woman, these people are sick..the world is overpopulated as it is...if these people love children so much, they ought to adopt those who have no parents or foster those who need good ones--18 kids, this is just so completely selfish.

My mom is super duper cool.
Extending that as well.

My Mom said a great thing just last weekend! She said she couldn't understand for the life of her how come kids at school are told ALL about condoms and birth control, but practically NOTHING about relationships? "How did they even get to the birth control part???" It struck me as odd as well when she pointed that out... Rather sad, as there is so much to learn about it, and the earlier, the better...

I guess the GREATEST thing my Mom has repeatedly told me, which made me into the person that I am, is - "dare to fulfill your dreams". This has been truly invaluable. (Had I grown up with my grandmother - her mom - instead, it would have been the exact opposite)

i agree doll.

Thats great advice!!

have 5 children and ages range from 9 to 25, think that is a lot at times wouldn't like to say how many kids have stopped over in the last 20 years, everyone of them has been loved and cherished

all children need to feel that

Selfish is the right word!!

well, there's a big difference between 5 and 18. The world is overpopulated and there are millions of children growing up w/o parents. If, a big if, I ever 'have' children, they will be adopted.

yes there is a big difference, 3 of mine grew up without a father as he died when they were young, they say now that I was both parents to them,

children need to be loved and know that they are

would love to foster or adopt children, just to make up on what they have missed out on

It really is indeed! Thanks for starting this thread!

I am glad that some have good memories of their mothers.

Hmmm.. let me see..

You treat this house like a hotel!

Do you HAVE to shave you head? You look like someone prisoner of war.

Do you HAVE to wear blue lipstick? It makes you look like a heart patient!

You are NOTTTTTTTTTT going out dresses like THAT!

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She never said anything very nice or helpful--too much of a psycho--but she wasn't a complete witch: it was kinda nice, on and off, when I was little--

When she made pies, she would roll out the leftover dough, sprinkle it with sugar and cinnamon, and bake it for a little treat for me.

She didn't go to work until I was in school (I'm the youngest), and on May 1st, she would take me out to the garden to pick the first flowers, then help me make little baskets out of paper and color them. Then she'd take me around to the neighbor ladies' front porches where I would leave the flower baskets, ring the bell and run away.

See--not all awful!

My Mum is good....a woman of her generation though....no Mums are perfect and I include myself in that...I do my best and get on well with my kids...so hopefully Im not damaging their minds too much My Dad is brilliant

Aawwww... my mum used to make us lots of things then we were little..

Bean can telephones.. orange peel teeth.. blue mashed potato (yuck!) .. she would make us funny kind of stilts with string and old syrup cans. Paint with us.. bake with us.. all sorts of stuff.

then she became and alcoholic and that all went out the window