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Comment by Jillylivi on December 16, 2009 at 11:16am

Naomi,

I couldn't leave my comment on your post because it didn't give me a verification word. I will leave my comment here:

Another story that I can completely relate to. I actually had my engagement ring stolen a while ago and as I was on the phone talking to somebody that said they had it I glanced over to see Brevitt, who was two at the time, swimming in the dry oatmeal that he had dumped on the floor for that purpose.

What is a mother to do???

Comment by Jillylivi on December 16, 2009 at 10:59am

Hello, it's me again, thought I might have a day to myself but my little Tucker is home with a cough and so I am back to trying to catch up with all of you.

Welcome to our club Victoria and thanks for the good laugh on your latest post!

I wanted to mention that in order to follow my blog you have to subscribe by email. I understand if you don't wish to have more emails coming to your in box but I welcome you with big arms if you do.

I'm not sure what that follow button does anyway, does it let you know when the people you are following write a new post? I will visit your sites again and make sure that I subscribe.

Best,
Jillian

Comment by Swati Bharteey on December 16, 2009 at 9:19am

Hi - I am now following Tee, Danielle, Mandie, Caroline, and yadayada6...I think I am caught up (but please tell me if I've missed anyone). Please follow back when you can http://www.thesinglemotherschronicles.com .
Thanks!
Swati

Comment by Jillylivi on December 16, 2009 at 9:11am

Victoria,

Yours is not an easy battle to fight and I am sorry that you have to struggle with alcoholism in your family.

Comment by Jillylivi on December 16, 2009 at 9:07am

Vivianne, your article was well researched and informative, crossing the board with all of us who are struggling in this difficult economy.

I have spent the morning reading your other posts and am so sorry for what you have had to endure but am also falling in love with your strength and vivid writing. You are inspirational to me with your descriptive prose. (FYI: I tried to make a comment at The Examiner but it wouldn't register).

Naomi, I agree with Swati, your post was fun to read and we all could relate to the pains of dealing with our elders who cannot figure out today's technology for the life of them.

Have a great day everyone!

Comment by Swati Bharteey on December 16, 2009 at 9:02am

Vivianne: That was a great post...practical information presented in a straightforward manner. I am certain it will help your readers.
Naomi: I thought you did a great job blending the reality of the techy stuff with your personal experiences at home.
It's really so fun reading everyone's posts!
Swati

Comment by Naomi de la Torre on December 16, 2009 at 7:53am

Thanks, Vivianne! You're such a sweetheart. I appreciate all your comments on my work.

Comment by Vivianne on December 16, 2009 at 1:04am

Naomi, I actually live in New Jersey now. Thanks for visiting my article. I was just cruising yours and left a comment. It was humorous, yet thoughtful at the same time. And completely identifiable. They get younger and younger don't they? My son already knows how to use the computer and play games on it. He's 5! I thought that was young, but your two year old is already tech savvy? Yikes.

Comment by Naomi de la Torre on December 16, 2009 at 12:39am

Swati, loved your adultery post today. Disturbing and tragic, but very real. And wonderfully written as always!! Thanks for sharing it.

Comment by Naomi de la Torre on December 16, 2009 at 12:38am

Vivianne, just read your article. It is awesome! Do you live in Dallas? Me too!

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