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I have one of those....my oldest son. He gets seriously bent out of shape if folks don't want to follow HIS itinerary when we all go places together. The older he gets the more he feels the need to control his surroundings and those in it, for some reason. I also have a sister like this and it was horribly miserable to go anywhere with her.
Then, if things don't go the way they want them to~even things out of our control~they start acting up...and out...making everyone suffer and become stressed because they can't control themselves. I pity him as he gets older and goes through life in a world that is never under our control. I also pity his wife and child....I've lived with a control freak dad and it has affected our entire family.
A vacation should never have an itinerary....it should be spontaneous, fun and full of adventure and one cannot plan adventure. It's what happens when you are trying to plan your life.![]()
Yep, that family member of mine just can't understand why I don't want to go anywhere with them. They have tried to put ME on a guilt trip about it. Not going for it! lol These kind of people make everybody around them miserable. But it is all about them.
Yes, let's ignore the big elephant in the room because it's not on paper. Okaaay... We'll see. He's got a new 'thing' now. He's been walking on his tiptoes none stop and he's been dancing and twirling (that's not new). He's not autistic, he just wants to be a ballerina!
You like his handy work? He loves that plunger with a passion.
We keep the door strapped shut, but I guess someone forgot to close it or he figured it out.
Not as cool as the Phantom Chicken story.
I skipped 6 pages I think. Anyway. Deb. LOVELY mosaics! Campfire cooking: bring a box of 'just add water' bread mix. wrap some around a stick and cook over the fire. Fantastic with a bit of butter and sugar (or nutella.... yum) or stick a weenie inside after cooking. Anything wrapped in a foil packet is great. Fish, thin slices of squash, onions, potatoes etc. Yummy juices too. Marriage thing. Religion and government should be separated IMO. Too big of a melting pot of people to go by one religion in our governing. Also tired of the political correctness.. if people want to pray in school, let them. If they want to pledge allegance to their God, let them. As long as you're not harming others with it, who cares? We have way bigger fish to fry in this country. It's crazy that gay couples are at a disadvantage when it comes to taxes, visiting in hospitals, right, military pensions etc. religion has not a thing to do with any of that. I went to public schools and Catholic schools. We had the option to have bible lessons once a week in public school in a separate classroom. My mom is not religious, but she signed us up so we would have understanding of the bible and a chance to make our own choices. I enjoyed the stories and the songs a lot. After we graduated we all got our own bible. I still have mine and read it every once in a while
