Jul '07
BlingQueenRia
He's always been "Momma's Widdle Pookie-Face Schmoopsie-Poo." I call him that just to watch his little face scrunch up and hear him growl, "Mo-om!" He's relieved that everybody else believes him, too. Not that Jeremy and I ever doubted him. I'm a survivor myself, and I know that kids just don't make that kind of stuff up. They don't.
RE:
NonnasLove:
Ria, what wonderful news. To get him away from other children......How great that Jory won't have to relive it again....I can barely type as I am so thrilled for you. With all you have done for him, getting him help, he can be a little boy and move forward.
- NonnasLove Said:
Ria, what wonderful news. To get him away from other children......How great that Jory won't have to relive it again....I can barely type as I am so thrilled for you. With all you have done for him, getting him help, he can be a little boy and move forward.
He's always been "Momma's Widdle Pookie-Face Schmoopsie-Poo." I call him that just to watch his little face scrunch up and hear him growl, "Mo-om!" He's relieved that everybody else believes him, too. Not that Jeremy and I ever doubted him. I'm a survivor myself, and I know that kids just don't make that kind of stuff up. They don't.







I'm now a little over 14 months behind if I don't count the gap in the 90's.





I don't tell him. I'm the "magic."