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Sunday, September 23, 2012. Admire foster parents. They are the ones who take the tough children and have to keep giving them back to a relentless system that has no answers for the pain and struggle. Now I envy them. They are allowed boundaries. After they have struggled and loved and given all they have and banged their heads against the wall and rent open their hearts, they can say Enough! And pass the children onto a fresh heart, a renewed head. Those who can help, won't. Those who will, can't. Those...

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Sunday, September 23, 2012. Admire foster parents. They are the ones who take the tough children and have to keep giving them back to a relentless system that has no answers for the pain and struggle. Now I envy them. They are allowed boundaries. After they have struggled and loved and given all they have and banged their heads against the wall and rent open their hearts, they can say Enough! And pass the children onto a fresh heart, a renewed head. Those who can help, won't. Those who will, can't. Those...

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Thoughts from The Other Side of the Mountain: Philipism

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Saturday, January 16, 2010. Every time we drive by one on the highway. Cute retention of his childlike naivete and wonder with the world but not so much on the fodder for meaningful conversation. He likes to sit in the front seat of the van but he doesn't *do* anything there. He just sits. Our conversation might go like this. So, whatcha thinkin' about? You're looking out the window, I bet you have something on your mind. Something you see outside? Yep, there's a dumptruck. So what did you read? Yes, he ...

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Thoughts from The Other Side of the Mountain: February 2009

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Friday, February 27, 2009. This the 5th photo from the 5th folder in my "to be sorted" folder. Nate is the baby so must be Christmas of 2006. Obviously I'm a bit behind on my to be sorting. Thursday, February 19, 2009. An on-line friend has finally succumbed to Blogger Fever and graced the blogosphere with her presence. I assure you she is a treasure the internet has been missing. So, folks, meet Molly. Has a real gift for sharing the joys of family meals. Enjoy enjoying blogs I enjoy! 1 Providence, RI.

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Thoughts from The Other Side of the Mountain: How That Doesn't Happen or My Totally Geeked Out Cycle

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Tuesday, January 19, 2010. How That Doesn't Happen or My Totally Geeked Out Cycle. Seemingly clever people, upon hearing how many children we have, will often exclaim with a perverse grin on (usually) his. Face, "Don't you know how that happens? My stock response is "Yes, we do. We like it very much and we are apparently much better at it than you. Would you like some instruction? So just to set the record straight, we do, indeed, know how that. So what's a tired couple to do? So the real kicker here is ...

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Thoughts from The Other Side of the Mountain: July 2010

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Wednesday, July 28, 2010. An Open Letter to Adoptive Parents who Haven't Heard it Yet. You know who you are. You're the one who had a dream, a hope, a vision of a family in love and intact. You traveled to a foreign country, you pored through websites and adoption listings, you went through the nail-biting hassles of a homestudy and finally your family was formed! He's so well-behaved and you think If you only knew. As you parry "Is he your real son? It's ok to say it. It's ok to say you're tired, worn o...

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Thoughts from The Other Side of the Mountain: November 2009

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Wednesday, November 11, 2009. And I'm Still Sayin'. Now, I'm no developmental expert but I'm thinking by the age of 8 kids are supposed to be beyond the parallel play stage. Specially tailored special education services. (nope, no sarcasm noted here, move along people) Why, then, I'm asking myself, were they so woefully deficient at relating in a social situation? If you haven't yet read my previous post. On this issue go ahead and read it now. I'll wait.done? Tuesday, November 10, 2009. I'm a homeschool...

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January 21, 2010 at 12:09 pm Posted in Economics. As I have written beofre, I am quite interested (and a bit amused) at watching modern industrial countries try to come to grips with their plummeting fertility rates. Here. Is an interesting article that I just stumbled across. One wonders: If the government is going to go this far, what will come next? Given the writing on the wall plus envoronmental concerns like this. We could see some interesting social upheavals in the near future. Off the Wall (11).

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Mairs Momilies: October 2010

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Destination: Sainthood (via the Funny Farm). Monday, October 11, 2010. Besides being terribly behind on blogging about birthdays and family trips and the usual Tali antics and Davidisms, I have also been remiss in reporting a few other small details of our lives.like starting a family business.and, oh, having another baby. Hmmm" And thus was born Squeaky Clean Entertainment. The proud peddlers of old fashioned party entertainment and all natural NatureSpun. Links to this post. Links to this post. I'm a h...

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