Debbie stated >>>
bottle fed, I was prem and a twin so I weighed less than 5 pound and spent a while in hospital ( my twin beat me up in the womb lol) so I can honestly say ive never had a boobie in my mouth apart from my own j/k

my parents said I was a pain because it took me 4 hours to drink a bottle and the next one was due ha ha

and my twin would knock his back and then chuck it all up back up ha ha. greedy little shite

MightyMoses stated >>>
there's two of you??

melmaxx posted >>>
Gracie....goodnight

NASCAR stated >>>
Iam looking for a good ol gal that can drive the gettaway car why i go in to the bank and make a withdraw...any takers?

U.S.-ZIMBABWE RELATIONS

The United Kingdom formally granted independence to Zimbabwe (formerly Rhodesia) in 1980, following years of conflict between minority white rulers and majority black guerilla movements. The United States was the first nation to open an embassy in the country, and it pledged assistance toward the Zimbabwean Government's goals of postwar reconstruction, distribution and development of land, and the development of skilled manpower.

Robert Gabriel Mugabe was elected as Zimbabwe’s first prime minister in 1980 and became president in 1987 after changes to the constitution created an executive presidency. He has remained in power ever since.

In 2001, the United States began imposing targeted sanctions on the Government of Zimbabwe, including restrictions on U.S. support for multilateral financing, financial sanctions against selected individuals and entities, travel sanctions against selected individuals, a ban on transfers of defense items and services, and a suspension of non-humanitarian government-to-government assistance. Despite strained political relations, the United States is a leading provider of humanitarian assistance to the people of Zimbabwe, providing more than $150 million in humanitarian assistance, much of which was food aid, in 2012.

During the period between 2000 and 2008, the United States took a leading role in condemning the Zimbabwean Government's increasing assault on human rights and the rule of law, and joined much of the world community in calling for the Government of Zimbabwe to embrace a peaceful democratic evolution.

[color=red}While relatively peaceful, the presidential and parliamentary elections of July 2013 were deeply flawed, and the United States and others in the international community concluded that the polls did not represent the will of the Zimbabwean people.

The United States shares the same fundamental interest as the Zimbabwean people: a stable, peaceful, democratic Zimbabwe that reflects the people’s will and provides for their needs. Our support for the people of Zimbabwe includes ensuring that those few Zimbabweans using their positions of power to undermine Zimbabwe’s democratic progress are not benefiting from their actions. We have made it clear that the easing of restrictive measures, including targeted sanctions and travel bans, will only occur in the context of credible, transparent, and lasting democratic reforms.

U.S. Assistance to Zimbabwe

U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) assistance to Zimbabwe since 2002 has focused on HIV/AIDS prevention, democracy and governance programs, humanitarian assistance, economic growth and agriculture, and investing in people. In 2000, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) began a direct assistance program. CDC's program consists of prevention of HIV transmission; improved care of persons with HIV/AIDS; surveillance, monitoring, and evaluation of the epidemic; and health sector infrastructure support.

SitkaRains stated >>>
Oh hells bells who is making the delivery...
I will take them anyway ...

pinkbunny posted >>>

...lol

vejjcar posted >>>
Watch-out Christians, the trend may be coming your way!

SitkaRains stated >>>
all rightie then.. I will keep the light on

RebelArcher posted >>>
Japan closes to 4-2 and U.S. answers right back....5-2!

CrystalFairy posted >>>
Happy, my baby girl is home! Not really home, of course, but still :)
We went to see my son at work tonight (a restaurant) and stayed there till he finished, so they've seen each other again as well, first time after more than 2 years.
Mom is happy, having both her children close for a few weeks! And I held both of them in me arms. Felt danged good!

RebelArcher posted >>>
Gave one back.....4-1 in the 30th min.

IamWhoIam posted >>>
I want mashed potatoes or French fries. Starch craving...

SitkaRains replied >>>
Oh dang it Girl now I want a big plate of fries with cheese onions and bacon bits on them.. Dang it..

I was going to post I wanted something else I don't even remember now..

2OLD I love sweet potato fries they are the best.. With all the toppings..

IamWhoIam posted >>>
I want mashed potatoes or French fries. Starch craving...

Jesusprincessmt state >>>
I don't want to spend my birthday alone

moms333 stated >>>
nah nothing is happening at the school I've checked and he has actually made friends and is learning social etiquette. He doesn't want to get into the taxi because he wants to go back to bed. Lol.

2old2 stated >>>
LMAO - Oh, being the 'TYPICAL TEENAGER'; how normal is that ??? bless his heart. There is a huge surge in the 'later starting' time here in the States...they've found that pubescent young humans biological clock is geared for a later start time; and instead of pushing/punishing that age group they are allowing the middle school thru high schools to start 1 - 1� hrs later then the grade school. Seems to be working quite well; tardiness is decreased and so is absentee's as well.

WHO KNEW WE OLDER HUMANS COULD ACTUALLY LEARN SOME NEW TRICKS

moms333 replied >>>
I read my son this and he said they should do it here, my reply was...well my body clock said I should get up at 9 but reality says I have to get up at 5 lol.