Jane, i noticed that you removed a post from yesterday, or maybe its hidden, but i cannot see it anymore. i have tried and tried to find how to contact you via email, but cant find it on your blog…i technology challenged!!! first off, i wanted the names of the books you referenced (i believe there were 2)…can you please email me the names of those books???
Dance, dance, and more dance. Gotta love weekend competitions 🙂
I liked your "sex talk" post. I also have a very open relationship with my mother. It seems weird that I will be having this talk with my own daughter in just 2 short years 🙂 thanks for all your advice. I've never been sure on exactly how to go about it. Your post helped a lot!
My husband's parents NEVER talked about sex, your body or anything else associated with "private matters" which I find too bad. We were raised with a very open door policy, and compared to the stuff that's not just out there, but more openly discussed and a LOT less sacred (NOT a religious reference)it's even more necessary to have that kind of communication. The conversations get harder and more uncomfortable as your children enter JR/SR High School, and you'd better hope you've been up front with them.
Jane,
i noticed that you removed a post from yesterday, or maybe its hidden, but i cannot see it anymore.
i have tried and tried to find how to contact you via email, but cant find it on your blog…i technology challenged!!! first off, i wanted the names of the books you referenced (i believe there were 2)…can you please email me the names of those books???
–thanks, kelly
a very dedicated reader from san antonio!!!!!
my email is kellybelly372 at hotmail dot com
thanks!!!!!
Dance, dance, and more dance. Gotta love weekend competitions 🙂
I liked your "sex talk" post. I also have a very open relationship with my mother. It seems weird that I will be having this talk with my own daughter in just 2 short years 🙂 thanks for all your advice. I've never been sure on exactly how to go about it. Your post helped a lot!
My husband's parents NEVER talked about sex, your body or anything else associated with "private matters" which I find too bad. We were raised with a very open door policy, and compared to the stuff that's not just out there, but more openly discussed and a LOT less sacred (NOT a religious reference)it's even more necessary to have that kind of communication. The conversations get harder and more uncomfortable as your children enter JR/SR High School, and you'd better hope you've been up front with them.