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Would you rather have three or four options to choose from?
Mon Jun 14, 2010
- never answer to day what you can put off answering tomorrow
How many wolf shirts do you own?
Mon Jun 14, 2010
- here you go
3-D doesn't make final 'Shrek' film pop
Tue May 18, 2010
- I can't wait to see it!
How do you feel about dollar stores?
Wed May 12, 2010
- My bargain-hunting mom shops there for some items, but not food items.
Daily Distraction: The best of Suri's style
Wed Apr 21, 2010
- totally creepy unless it is Halloween
Mommy confessions: What's the most effective bribe?
Fri Feb 5, 2010
- I never had to bribe my toddler to do anything but as an 18-year-old, bribery and threatening to take the car away seems to be the best way
Are you strict about bedtimes?
Thu Jan 14, 2010
- It's not negotiable, my son was better at going to be when he was younger but as a teenager, that has been difficult.
Are you relieved that the holidays are almost over?
Mon Dec 28, 2009
- I am still working on Christmas ... running a little late this year
Shoes on or off at the door? Where do you stand?
Tue Dec 15, 2009
- I would like to have a "no shoes" policy but my husband is the worst offender, most of the kids take off their shoes

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just my kid 16 years ago ;(
— kim carney

Ever been stabbed with a fork? hurts just a bit. If a kid wants to hurt someone, even a spork will do it. Such a child would have noticeable behavior before some sort of attack happened. BUT, ACCIDENTS do happen. This young man would understand that no one should get hurt at school. Tell him to save it for the places besides school so we can start to deal with REAL issues. NO SUSPENSIO, just UNDERSTANDING. This child is just that. Let him be.
— keith-861405

If your child had fell on it or got poked by accident, would you use common sense? Rules are put into place for a reason. It is the parents responsibility to ensure that their children know and follow the rules that the school put into place.
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