A Day In The Life of m2m :)
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mmmm pepperoni 
oooh a pepperoni pizza man - Now THAT could be fun.
oooh a pepperoni pizza man - Now THAT could be fun. ooops always get rid of the evidence (learned that from having many parties when my parents were out of town wheni was in high school - that and pay off your little brother
always get rid of the evidence (learned that from having many parties when my parents were out of town wheni was in high school - that and pay off your little brother 
M2M
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Speaking of my kid (in Mal's diary no less), I have to share my newest concern...
Twice a year, her swim team hosts a big slumber party in connection with another swim team at a huge facility.
Last year, I took her and was the only parent that spent the night too - Meg's pretty emotional, and sometimes those emotions are a bit too big for her to handle on her own.
She had a great time, and I learned that the staff is fully capable of handling whatever comes up.
She missed the last one. The next one is coming up at the beginning of March.
The biggest problem is that my friggin' TEN year old has a "Boyfriend" on the swim team. Being so young - they have no understanding of why they can't have a sleep over like they do with all their other friends.
So now, they're both planning on the slumber party. Joy!
To top it off, it's the same weekend as my Grace Weekend Getaway to Palm Springs with my Girlfriends. Joy!
I'm not prepared to be a parent yet!!
Twice a year, her swim team hosts a big slumber party in connection with another swim team at a huge facility.
Last year, I took her and was the only parent that spent the night too - Meg's pretty emotional, and sometimes those emotions are a bit too big for her to handle on her own.
She had a great time, and I learned that the staff is fully capable of handling whatever comes up.
She missed the last one. The next one is coming up at the beginning of March.
The biggest problem is that my friggin' TEN year old has a "Boyfriend" on the swim team. Being so young - they have no understanding of why they can't have a sleep over like they do with all their other friends.
So now, they're both planning on the slumber party. Joy!
To top it off, it's the same weekend as my Grace Weekend Getaway to Palm Springs with my Girlfriends. Joy!
I'm not prepared to be a parent yet!!
::googles chastity belt::
you've raised her well - she knows how to make good decisions and she'll be just fine I'm sure at that age she'll be totally embarassed to have a boy see her in pajamas
you've raised her well - she knows how to make good decisions and she'll be just fine
I'm sure at that age she'll be totally embarassed to have a boy see her in pajamas 
Venice girl
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Hehehe! Don't worry M, I work with kids everyday (I'm studying to become a teacher) and I assure you that ten years old are not to worry about when sleeping together.Just make sure there's an adult in the house and it'll be fine.
Actually, you should be happy that they don't see what's wrong in sleeping together, it means that they're still innocent.
Actually, you should be happy that they don't see what's wrong in sleeping together, it means that they're still innocent.
M2M
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I don't think so Mal -
The truth of the matter is that she is totally unconscience of any of that boy/girl stuff - they truly are simply best friends.
Although, I did hear her say to him last night...
"Oh, I can't keep not telling you...I have a Valentine's Card for you..."
"You have one for me too? Cool!"
"Just don't feel TOO special, I'm giving some to all my friends."
Ummm...OK! LOL!
The truth of the matter is that she is totally unconscience of any of that boy/girl stuff - they truly are simply best friends.
Although, I did hear her say to him last night...
"Oh, I can't keep not telling you...I have a Valentine's Card for you..."
"You have one for me too? Cool!"
"Just don't feel TOO special, I'm giving some to all my friends."
Ummm...OK! LOL!
awwww - that's cute
all thru grammar school (actually my entire life until he died)-my best friend was a boy - I was one of the few girls who didn't think boys had cooties.. and that friendship was really took a lot of the mystery out of the opposite sex - they really were just like us - they just had cooler toys
all thru grammar school (actually my entire life until he died)-my best friend was a boy - I was one of the few girls who didn't think boys had cooties.. and that friendship was really took a lot of the mystery out of the opposite sex - they really were just like us - they just had cooler toys
Venice girl
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hahaha! Kids are just hilarious sometimes!
M2M
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Hi Venice Girl
Thanks for your input!
It's funny - all growing up, throughout high school, I had co-ed sleep overs, it was no big deal. My best friends were guys (I never liked women) but it was different - I never SQUEALED when one of them called. I never cried if they couldn't call - they were JUST friends.
Meg adores Ryan.
The problem, is that he is SUCH a take charge little guy.
He tells ME that it's ok to do X,Y,Z because he's taking care of her.
He tells ME that I should have left her at his house so that she could go to both days of the swim meet.
He tells ME if she'll be fine to do whatever it is they want to do because of whatever reason he has that makes it fine.
He acts like he's 15 already!
We were at a restaraunt for the team Christmas dinner and he was sitting with Meg and he says something teasing/snotty to me, and Meg leans over and in a very stern voice says "DON'T talk to your future Mother-In-Law like that!" he told her he'd talk to me anyway he felt like!
I almost drop kicked the kid into the other dining area
Thanks for your input!
It's funny - all growing up, throughout high school, I had co-ed sleep overs, it was no big deal. My best friends were guys (I never liked women) but it was different - I never SQUEALED when one of them called. I never cried if they couldn't call - they were JUST friends.
Meg adores Ryan.
The problem, is that he is SUCH a take charge little guy.
He tells ME that it's ok to do X,Y,Z because he's taking care of her.
He tells ME that I should have left her at his house so that she could go to both days of the swim meet.
He tells ME if she'll be fine to do whatever it is they want to do because of whatever reason he has that makes it fine.
He acts like he's 15 already!
We were at a restaraunt for the team Christmas dinner and he was sitting with Meg and he says something teasing/snotty to me, and Meg leans over and in a very stern voice says "DON'T talk to your future Mother-In-Law like that!" he told her he'd talk to me anyway he felt like!
I almost drop kicked the kid into the other dining area
you've outted me as what?
jeeeez -
I'm a gay male baby strictly you know what women are entirely too annoying to find attractive though it will never stop me from point out a nice rack when i see one - i figure it's a public service orsomething
jeeeez -
I'm a gay male baby
strictly you know what women are entirely too annoying to find attractive though it will never stop me from point out a nice rack when i see one - i figure it's a public service orsomething ah i get it now - you've got a ways to go before you oout gutter me - I just asked a colleague if his date the other evening put out? he paid for dinner so.. ya know.. welll I'm generally not curious but it's just fun... turns out - she didn't bummer.. no second date for her..
he paid for dinner so.. ya know.. welll I'm generally not curious but it's just fun... turns out - she didn't bummer.. no second date for her..
sunnydee
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I had "boyfriends" at that age too, and there was definitely nothing to it. I don't think I even recognized that they were all that different from us. You're just so naive to all that stuff at that point in your life. But I understand why it makes you feel a little weird. I'd probably be a total nutjob. But definitely make sure there are some responsible adults there to watch out for everybody. And that has nothing to do with watching out for boy/girl stuff... that's just to watch out for 10-year-old stuff in general!
bmohearn
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i would be so mad if a little punk said something like that to me. And how could your little girl like a punk like that. Trust me...i know how you feel. I"m only 18, but i know a 14 year old, and a 8 year old that were just like that. i want to push them over or something.
as for the slumber party..is it co-ed? they are only 10, i dont think anything "bad" will happen.
Though i do know that a 8th grader got knocked up by a 9th grader in my school. So sometime you must draw the line...but i think they are safe. dont worry about it. When there are counselor-people watching over them, its usually pretty strict.
as for the slumber party..is it co-ed? they are only 10, i dont think anything "bad" will happen.
Though i do know that a 8th grader got knocked up by a 9th grader in my school. So sometime you must draw the line...but i think they are safe. dont worry about it. When there are counselor-people watching over them, its usually pretty strict.
wishes
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hehe yeah that age is cute
next step is the 'dating without talking' stage
Where one will ask their friend to ask the guy they likes friend if the guy likes them ... then the guy they like asks his mate to ask your mate to ask if you can go steady ... then you reply yes via the friends link.
And presto you're dating without ever having spoken to each other!
next step is the 'dating without talking' stage
Where one will ask their friend to ask the guy they likes friend if the guy likes them ... then the guy they like asks his mate to ask your mate to ask if you can go steady ... then you reply yes via the friends link.
And presto you're dating without ever having spoken to each other!
M2M
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Oh, I'm sure all will be fine at the slumber party - it's frustrating knowing I'm not going to be in town though.
As for the people running it - they are phenomenal - I was absolutely impressed last time as to how well they handled themselves and the kids - even during the night time sharks & minnows game in the pool - the people in charge know how to watch kids!
As for Ryan - he really is ok - he is just very straight forward and direct, and because these guys are just little kids, they really don't think about how they say what they say.
They are funny though!
As for the people running it - they are phenomenal - I was absolutely impressed last time as to how well they handled themselves and the kids - even during the night time sharks & minnows game in the pool - the people in charge know how to watch kids!
As for Ryan - he really is ok - he is just very straight forward and direct, and because these guys are just little kids, they really don't think about how they say what they say.
They are funny though!
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