kentuckywoman53: Life is too short and never contains too much love. This site has brought new meaning to the phrase...."The Three R's." In this case I find it stands for .......Reading.......Reviewing........and Rating.....lol. I have always enjoyed writing, but had no confidence that anyone would want to read what was in my thoughts or what I had experienced in life. I have 8 brothers and 3 sisters and I can't imagine what it must be like to be an only child or have a small amount of siblings. My parents did a fantastic job of raising us children. My father worked long hours for a very small amount of money and my mother ran the household. The first home I remember had no luxuries such as indoor plumbing, furnace, etc. However, I would not change anything about my childhood cause it taught me how to survive and work hard. |
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Millie, we have very similar backgrounds. I am the 9th in a family of 10. (7 girls and 3 boys) 6 of us girls are still living. We are all old enough to die, just haven't yet :-) When my girls (twins) were little they went to Christian camp one year. When they came back they wanted to know if I had ever gone to camp when I was little. I told them no, with the size of our family 'we were a camp'. I would not trade my upbringing for anything in the world. One year our toilet became a palace for spiders. That was a kodak moment to see everyone hit the bushes. People who haven't lived in the country haven't lived. Have a great night. Tell your Mother I love her. Carolyn - | ||
Thank you for the message sweet lady. Yes, we do have a lot in common. EWWWWWWWW a toilet full of spiders...yucky...lol. Don't know about you, but we were never rich enough to put carpet in our outhouse...lol. Love you my friend. Hugssssssssssssssssss - | ||
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