my problem with "problem spot" solvers

• Glycolic Peel - see inside
  • It's not a glycolic peel, but I - annabanana
  • Have not done the glycolic peel but sm - still have it at 40
    • Let me try to be more clear...lol - still have it at 40
      • Thanks so much for this. - 35 and still suffering...
      • thanks I was wondering too!! LOL - see inside
        • Wella SP Regulate shampoo is (sm) - Me
        • Yes, it helps a lot....I can even skip a day occasionally....lol nm - still have it at 40
    • How the heck - did you come up with that combo!
      • LOL....no....sm - still have it at 40
        • the best thing about the peroxide is....sm - still have it at 40
          • So maybe it wasn't - a dumb question.
            • my problem with "problem spot" solvers - see inside
              • Dry skin - same here
    • WOW i will try that!! - sounds cheaper anyway LOL

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I have two daughters who have had the same problem... one is now 13 with a size 10-11 women's shoe (depending on the shoe), but when she was in elementary, she was also heads taller than not only the kids in her grade, but the 2 grades ahead of her too!!! :P  My other daughter is 10 and wears a women's size 8-1/2, and I think she might outgrow her sister....

Sounds to me like she is just going to be a tall girl... and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.... I think there are a lot more tall girls now than there used to be... and if they are going to be tall, then they need the feet to support it!! :D

Fortunately, there are tons of good shoes out there now in those sizes... I have no problems finding cute shoes for my girls that are age appropriate and fit properly... we love Payless and Famous Footwear! :D

Good luck to you and your daughter... I am sure she is beautiful... and if she feels at all awkward about her height... you can assure her that the other kids WILL eventually catch up! :D

I wish I could explain this more - (it's probably in one of our mental health reference books!)  I believe that no one ever showed her sympathy as a child and taught her to be very suspicious and untrusting of other people.  I believe she feels if she shows that she cares, she'll just be disappointed anyway, so why bother.  It causes one to put up a wall, just like the other poster said.  This really resonated with me when I read it.  Because of myself also being brought up this way, it's sometimes hard for me to let anyone else in too, and I have had to teach myself empathy.  I sure am doing my best, and very obviously, to teach my children empathy by using life examples and modeling the behavior myself.

I'm so sorry about your son.  If you want to talk about it on the board, we're all listening.  XX

But my husband was in the military for 12 years, and he was away quite a bit, so I had to take over the finances. When he was home and he was paying the bills, he would get so upset because he felt there wasn't enough money and "where does all the money go?" "why don't we ever have any left?" was all I heard. I finally told him I was taking them back over because I was sick of hearing that every month. I put everything on MS Money, categorize it, subcategorize it, and add memos, so if he wants to know exactly where the money is going, all he has to do is look.

Funny....he really hasn't complained a whole lot since.

!!