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- MQ
- This blog started as a way to document my life being married to a longtime reserve soldier who spent a year in Iraq. Now it's about life after Iraq for a reserve family - splitting our hearts and lives between the civilian and military world, and living with a greater appreciation for active duty families.
Military Wives, Guys, and Girlfriends
- Learning to Live - an honest look at life after the loss of a husband at war.
- Life after Iraq - journey of an OIF widow, and mom of two.
- Heidi Rafferty - a fellow writer and former milspouse
- Julie Anna - An infantry wife living in my old stomping grounds
- Nicole - A fellow officer's wife with something to say about military life, life in general
- Callivalleygirl - Army girlfriend recently returned to states after living in Germany and supporting deployed boyfriend
- Household six - Army wife recently back from Germany
- Keeping the Faith at Ft. Carson - Former Army wife whose hubby deployed twice.
- Heather's Thoughts - A SAHM and writer who enjoys scripture memory
- Muriel - Proud Army wife and mom!
- Dyzgoneby - Wife to a twice deployed Marine
- Kbug - A military mom and daughter.
- Melanie - A milwife and SAHM who has disappeared, but I hope returns
- Tbone's war journal
Other blogs I visit
- Training Goddess (AKA my friend Marie)
- Go Fug Yourself - Celebrity Bashing at it's best. Don't judge, just laugh
- Suburban Joe - funniest blog I read, gamer, science stuff that I don't understand :)
- Jess Riley - funny girl and soon to be published author. Be sure to buy her book!
- Sweatpants Mom - one of my faves, she writes (and actually gets paid) a SAHM, and hilarious blogger
- Call me soccer mom and die - a.k.a. Christina - newcomer, she's funny, forward, and drives a sportscar with her kids riding on the roof
- Nikki - A mom who isn't afraid to tell it like it is. Look out!
- My own little world - gaming, pop culture insight, funny!
- Silverblood - silver reinvented
- Manic Mom - SAHM, writer, appletini and Starbucks lover
- Caryn - A writer, blogger, pursuing the dream...
- R Martini - I can't not link to a man who likes to shop for his wife!
Read in 2007
- Suburbanistas by Pamela Redmond Satran
- I Know Just What You Mean by ??
- Home Fires Burning by Karen Houppert
- A Wedding in December by Anita Shreve
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7 comments:
Have his dad teach him a good right hook. I'm not saying that violence should be the answer to all problems, but many times, the only thing that will teach a bully to back off is a bloody nose.
Well, what's the situation? Is it one kid, multiple kids? Are they on the bus, at the park, in school? Are there adults around or is it a kid-only situation?
It was one kid who rallied other kids to tease, but the main culprit actually put his hands on my son and so, of course, I must elimante him.
Ok seriously that did happen, but we talked to every single adult connected; the bus driver, the principal, the teacher, the kid's parents and we think the physical threat will subside, but I think the verbal teasing might pick up again. My heart is broken for my son for being bullied:(
eliminate...
I have weapons.
(((Gabe)))
It sounds like he is going to need to figure out how to respond. Is it best not to respond, or to respond in kind? I don't know. I just know it's terrible when our children go out into the world and we're helpless to make things right. Hang in there. xoxox
My parents taught me to ignore the taunts, tell a teacher or adult the first time they lay a hand on you and the second time, beat the living shit outta the kid including kicking him while he's on the ground.
Luckily growing up I only ran into 3 times I had to deal with kicking the crap out of someone. Mostly I just ignored the taunts and eventually they got bored and went away.
SJ - I did tell Terry to teach Gabe how to punch.
Marie - yes, what I've read said they have to learn to handle it on their own, without violence. I have to say though, if Gabe is ever hit, I hope he hits back...
Silver - actually Gabe just started in Tae Kwon Do and he's faced every single kid that has bullied him, so I think he'll find his strength eventually.
HH6 - ONLY three? :) I actually never fought in high school, though a few girls tried to throw down with me, I always found a way out of it...
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