School today!

I, Brian · 09-09-2003, 10:04 AM

Well, today is Hannah's first day of school!

Somehow a bit odd - but she's been going to nursery for over a year, and since Easter she's been going all day for two days a week.

It's sad that I now won't be able to spend so much time with her during the day - such as walks to the park in the afternoon.

But on the other hand it's a blessing - she's been a bit of a handful since nursery broke up - especially since she's living her own little adolescence and is in love with Luke Brodie (and has been for some time!).

More time to bond with Skye, I guess.

And more time to get my sites all in order.

Anyway, here's a recent pic of the girls:

Iniyetamil · 09-23-2003, 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by I, Brian

Well, today is Hannah's first day of school!

Somehow a bit odd - but she's been going to nursery for over a year, and since Easter she's been going all day for two days a week.

It's sad that I now won't be able to spend so much time with her during the day - such as walks to the park in the afternoon.

But on the other hand it's a blessing - she's been a bit of a handful since nursery broke up - especially since she's living her own little adolescence and is in love with Luke Brodie (and has been for some time!).

More time to bond with Skye, I guess.

And more time to get my sites all in order.

Anyway, here's a recent pic of the girls:

thats really cool
hmm school is a really nice experiance for us

and specially when we are really young it is hard for our parents I guess (hmm still my mum gets nearly a heart attac when i get back home too late

)

but i guess for parents its something like they cant protect their children all the day...... but for us its like a adventure...

so all the best for you daughter

I, Brian · 09-23-2003, 09:17 PM

Best friends I ever made were at school. I can only hope that similar awaits my own children.

faryal · 11-30-2003, 02:21 PM

Assalamoalkikum, I, Brain

Just wanted to drop by and say the kids are really cute, mashallah.

AllahHafiz.

The Fool · 12-01-2003, 01:29 PM

No probs, and thanks for that. Everybody's children are cute, though.

Phyllis Sidhe_Uaine · 12-01-2003, 07:34 PM

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Originally posted by The Fool
Everybody's children are cute, though.

Almost everybody's kids are cute. Children who are reasonably healthy are usually cute. MHO.

Phyllis Sidhe_Uaine

Khaledistani · 12-01-2003, 10:26 PM

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Originally Posted by The Fool

No probs, and thanks for that. Everybody's children are cute, though.

Beauty(with different facets to it) is in mind of beholder,

IMHO. They are cute. and if every person regards cuteness in some relative number of children, at times they are of course trouble, then by sum there would be no uncute children. Parents generally love their children however they wouldnt look like. I once saw one card where where different types of dogs on and under it Non of the friends are ugly. Yeah, when you like the person you dont think them to be not cute or ugly. its good to be healthy though

The Fool · 12-02-2003, 02:42 PM

Unhealthy children are also cute!

I remember once Hannah - the eldest - had to go to the local hospital for a bloodtest after a false positive to a phenyalanine intolerance test. There was only one other child there - about the same age - excepting that he had a serious genetic condition, that I remember one of the characters in the film "the Goonies" had - think, triangular shaped head. Apparently, he had a string of significant physical issues and mental retardation - but he was still sat there, giggling away as very young children as wont to do. I warmed to him immediately, and realised then the purpose of parenthood isn't about bring up a healthy kid - just a happy child. That, perhaps, is the bigger responsibility.

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I, Brian Soul Rebel Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: The Highlands of Scotland Posts: 4,604	School today! Well, today is Hannah's first day of school! Somehow a bit odd - but she's been going to nursery for over a year, and since Easter she's been going all day for two days a week. It's sad that I now won't be able to spend so much time with her during the day - such as walks to the park in the afternoon. But on the other hand it's a blessing - she's been a bit of a handful since nursery broke up - especially since she's living her own little adolescence and is in love with Luke Brodie (and has been for some time!). More time to bond with Skye, I guess. And more time to get my sites all in order. Anyway, here's a recent pic of the girls: Attached Images

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The Fool spare alias Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 106	Unhealthy children are also cute! I remember once Hannah - the eldest - had to go to the local hospital for a bloodtest after a false positive to a phenyalanine intolerance test. There was only one other child there - about the same age - excepting that he had a serious genetic condition, that I remember one of the characters in the film "the Goonies" had - think, triangular shaped head. Apparently, he had a string of significant physical issues and mental retardation - but he was still sat there, giggling away as very young children as wont to do. I warmed to him immediately, and realised then the purpose of parenthood isn't about bring up a healthy kid - just a happy child. That, perhaps, is the bigger responsibility.