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Sara is writing about her twist in the 'boy meets girl' story. She hadn't met the right boy and decided to pursue parenthood alone. Sara's humour and her adoration for her son make it easy for any parent to relate. Follow Sara on Twitter - @SaraELanthier .Sponsors
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- Kath said, “: I love all your code names for the different questions. I tend to think that...” in "But Aren't You Afraid That?"
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Heh. I love it!
These are GREAT, Sara. And interestingly, #4 was the one that seemed least plausible to me (after all, those Menendez freaks had a mom and dad, and look how that turned out). Long story short, you are a super cool, loving, invested mom who is raising a sweet, gorgeous, smart kid. (And I think he could easily hit 6'2")
xo
LOL There are so many things you have touched upon that I never would hav eeven thought of! Will is so lucky to have you! Great post.
I have actually watched the show and found it so stereotypically predictable that it was the opposite of funny. It involved a lot of eye rolling.
You are awesome and your kid is awesome. The details don't matter. And no matter who we are or where we came from we can't predict or control the future. You have a fabulous perspective!
Sigh... Bradley... Lovely ....
Sometimes, only sometimes that we would admit to on a public forum mind you, many of us with two parent families wish there were just one of us to make decisions....
I love all your code names for the different questions. I tend to think that on principle one should never ask another person a question about their parenting choices that starts with the words, "aren't you afraid that..."
Here's the deal though Sara. You rock. Will rocks. You love each other and you have a good life. That's a lot more than many families of any configuration can say.