TOPIC: How to Start Over?

Okay - I think we are totally off-subject...but I'll chime in, too.<br /><br />Thank you for sharing, Widseth.  That's great - to have your daughter come home and finally understand - and acknowledge it.<br /><br /><br />My 2.5 year-old daughter loves learning - anything and everything.  She seems to like fantasy a lot, too!  She says she's scare of the bear that lives under the basement stairs.  There's a ghost that lives behind the furnace and water heater.  Another ghost lives in the upstairs smoke detector.  Daddy bought her flannel sheets from Pottery Barn for Kids (didn't even know it existed until a business trip to Texas) - it has dragons, mountains, rivers, forests, and knights all over it.  She loves her sheets.  She loves dragons.  <br /><br />She loves Tokens too.  In fact, I hadn't realized I had left my main token binder where she could reach it.  One day, she brought my Horn of Plenty token to me - then my other purp.  I was happy she liked my tokens but scared to death for my tokens.  I made sure I put the binder up a little higher that night.  <br /><br />It'll be so much fun being able to share fantasy - and other of life's wonders - with our children (Caiden is 11-mo. old).<br /><br /><br />Okay, happy Daddy done tooting his horn for now.<br /><br /><br />John<br />JKW<br />

Birth order is definitely a factor.  I was the oldest, and my brothersand sister got away with alot more than I ever did - then again, as the oldest, I was never in a much trouble as they were - I was a model student, teacher's pet, etc. <br /><br />Brian<br />