Let's have a baby so next year you could be appreciated too

I have a bday thread where I'm appreciated, so I don't have to have a baby

IrresistibleB1tch said:

Me too. I'm happy with being an aunt to two nephews and one niece. That's the one nice thing about being an aunt, after awhile, the kids go home.

Teacher said:

That's the spirit.

I feel appreciated by my family and friends, and that's good enough for me.

I'm a mom to two kitty cats

applekisses said:

Oh, hey you're right, I never thought of it that way. I'm a mom to three kitties, and they are like my kids. They're my "fur children".

Looking at the responses. no wonder I'm a reborn virgin.

psychodelicide said:

Yeah! So we can celebrate Mom's Day too

RebornVirgin said:

applekisses said:

That's right! It was so cute, because a lady at work asked me what my cats were giving me for Mother's Day. I jokingly said, "Oh, nothing much, probably just a hairball".

applekisses said:

Oh yeah? Well your precious kids just left you a present in the litter box!

RebornVirgin said:

To all of the non moms. Do not give in to the pressure of having a baby. Millions of people live very happily without kids. Once you have them there is no turning back. You are stuck. Think very hard about it.

Spats said:

Spats said:

Gee- thanks for that public service announcement...
What would women do without you??

Hell yeah!

I've been referred to as mf'er so many times in my life, it's time I started living up to that reputation.

to all the women of the world....
there is no such thing as a "non mom" to me
in that, when a woman smiles at a child
she shares a "motherly thing."

as a teacher, she give knowledge
she kisses boo boos, and gives voice
to stories from fairy tale land.
she smiles at the lonely child
and gives from her heart in educational style.

as a nurse, a woman reassures the frightened toddler,
and youths
with a smile and word such as,
"the doctor's gonna make everything alright,
don't be afraid, we are here for you.

as a receptionist she reaches in to her
special drawer for paper, color crayons or a toy,
while the mommy is taking care of her business
that rep is a 5 - 30 minute stand in.
making sure boredoom stays in the corner
and a child's smile stays in place during the wait.

as a cashier at fast food restuarant she brings out
the "toy of the week"
just to see a smile and share
her happiness and kindness while serving food
with open joy as she sees the twinkling
eyes of childen ready to eat.

or a watiress at house of cuisine, she
will bring out the booster chair
and ask about what little tommy or sally
would like the waiter to prepare.
she'll come visit the table to
make sure everything is alright.
she sends a "special smile" and kind words
to the child as she walks away.

and the lady bus driver
who has our children in her hands,
greets the children each morning
driving in morning traffic with caution and care.
she carefully stops at the red lights
and makes sure each child safely exits the bus.
patiently waiting to make
sure they all make it to the sidewalk before she pulls away.

in conclusion...this is what i have left to say

a mother's instinct is in most females
at a early age..
from playing with her favorite
doll or hugging her younger
siblings if she hears them crying from a fall while at play.
all women are blessed to have a mother gene within.
and for that
you are under the mother's umbrella
for you shine each and everyday.
"happy/mother/woman day to you too".

from "opalstar"...5/14/2006
[Edited 5/14/06 11:45am]

Illustrator said:

Well, they're not mothers yet. So I think it doesn't solve your problem

RebornVirgin said:

Oh yeah...ur right.

Guess the next time someone calls me that,
I'll just respond with a heart-felt "nuh-huh...!"

shanti0608 said:

I have a list a mile long of things we could do without him

No thanks to having kids I was born an Aunt anyways!!!!

Actually, a friend & I had drinks & celebrated the fact that we don't have little brats tugging @ our legs & screaming