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some things just don't change
hmmm, slumber parties don't seem to change much from one generation to the other, thanks for bringing back the memories
jesse_jean
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jesse_jean
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December 18, 2007
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bpitter
His birthday is this Friday. We just always have
his party earlier in the month because this close to Christmas there is just too
much going on.
Both of my nieces' birthdays are right around
Christmas, and since our boy is the oldest, we already laid claim to
the beginning of the month. That means my sister has to have her parties in
early to mid January.
posted by
kooka_lives
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December 17, 2007
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Kooka
When was your son's birthday? And a belated happy birthday I must say. I'm curious because my youngest was born on Dec. 8th
posted by
b2008
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December 17, 2007
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cool, kid
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Xeno-x
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December 11, 2007
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Galvanized1
Well, where to start? I collect action figures, mostly Star
Wars, but there are many, many others. I also collect Star Wars in general, and
I got a lot of interesting pieces. My son showed them my collection of costume
weapons. Of course there is my model train-set down here. I collect some of
the Lego collections. I have lots and lots of games.
I collect books, comics and movies as well, but those were not
the ones that the boys wanted to get into. I am something of a packrat and so
there is a lot of stuff down here.
posted by
kooka_lives
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December 10, 2007
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Perhaps I missed something but what are the "collections" you have in your basement, I'm as curious as a child to know.
posted by
Galvanized1
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December 10, 2007
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I am so happy for everyone>>>..I love kid memories>>>>>>>sam
posted by
sam444
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December 9, 2007
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Kooka
When my children were young I never allowed them sleep over, never understood the concept of sleeping in another's bed 'unless' you were an adult. I mean I missed enough sleep as it was being a mom etc. But now my children are grown and my daughter has kids of her own and 'sleep-overs' are very prevalent in her house. Funny how are children try their best not to be their parents. AND sometimes that may be a good thing
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SEEDLINGS
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December 9, 2007
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