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October 7, 2005, 12:30 am PDT

/You show me yours & I'll show you mine

For those women who are attempting to change the thought patterns of other Americans on breast feeding, I say if you show me yours then I'll show you mine!  Perhaps I will just whip out my breast in front of you while your eating, then we will see how "natural" it is to you.   

  

I am an advocate for breast feeding, but I did it descretely.  I find women who just want to show the world what they are doing just obscene.   

  

It's natural to urinate or deficate too, but no one wants to do it out in the open in front of others.   Have some respect & privacy for yourself & others.   

 
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October 7, 2005, 12:38 am PDT

Condoms/a teens view

I asked my 14 yr old son, whom attends a Dept of Defense high school in Germany that is 7th-12th grades, what his thoughts were on the condom issue that Dr. Phil had on.  It just happened to be a teacher work day & the kids were out of school.   

  

He said, "the schools should NOT give out condoms, they should teach abstinence!  Giving out condoms tell me that it's okay to have sex, and we hear enough about it being okay to have sex in movies, & music, & everywhere else."   

  

GULP!  I didn't expect that comment.  Good for him!  I can only hope he follows his own advice.   

 
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October 7, 2005, 12:50 am PDT

Disciplining others Children

I agree with the long red haired comedian woman who said others should be able to say something to parents about a child's behavior.  I was so pleased to hear what Dr. Phil said about his son in the restaurant.  So many parents have gotten away from just pure politeness of removing children from public when being naughty.   

  

I have 3 children, and I do remove them when they are naughty.  Case in point, one time at the airport (international flight) this woman had her son (about 3-4 yrs) in the waiting area & the boy was just obnoxious.  He would rumage through other children's bags (honestly!), & when the other child's parent would remove the items from him & take back their own child's luggage this boy would scream nonstop at the top of his lungs!   

  

The mom was sitting next to me& just said calmly, "those are not your things.  The man had every right to take them away."  The boy kept screaming.  The mom actually attempted to make excuses for the child rather than do something about it.  I had enough & got up to move to another area, but not without commenting,  "you REALLY need the Super Nanny!"  The woman was appaulled, but not nearly as much as the rest of us passengers who thought, "Oh no!  we have to get on the plane with this kid!"   

 
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November 17, 2005, 5:12 am PST

Furious!

As an Air Force wife, I am absolutely FURIOUS that the Navy seaman did not attempt to help Amy.  He is SWORN to protect and to serve America AND it's people.  He turned his back on her & left her in a horrid situation for fear of getting his hand slapped by his commander.  What a pethic person & I can't believe he is part of the uniformed members of our country.   

  

So sad. 

  

 

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