confuzioncity

I am trying to help a friend start their diesel mech career, but I don't know what tools he needs to start with. I would go into a store and ask but I am afraid they will take advantage in my lack of knowledge.

So i see words like lollypop lollipop and I saw tire spell like tyre. I made a comment on I didn't know you could spell tyre with a y and someone said you can replace any I vowel with Y. Is that true? I have never heard any of my English teachers, college included mention that.

This is actually for my kids' dad. His ex wife took the kids nearly 2 years when he was in the hospital breaking their original custody agreement and filed for full custody in another county. She has repeatedly moved without allowing him to see the kids or know where she lived. He has went to the courts down their and they said he has to wait til she updates her address. Now when he got her current address from a court supena when the kids got in trouble he went down for support and now she is demanding child support. He doesnt make very much money and cant afford a good lawyer and she uses her father's money to buy the best lawyers to burn him in court.

I have two kids and the person I've been with for 3 years seems to become distant. I'm not saying I'm innocent in to all the wrongs in this relationship, its just that... We had no money, home or seemingly future. He wanted to get on disablilty and didn't seem to support my ideas. He would stay all day on his game. He has a problem with trust and now that I'm working and am going to college he complains about everything. I feel that he is holding me back and he blames me for not being there. I'm working in the morning and going to college at night. He saids I'm a bad mom and should move back home. Even thou I pay for most of the kids things and have the kids alot at the other place. We now live 4 miles apart and thats is due to lack of transportation. He lost his license and said he would but never taught me to drive. I feel the need to move on and get on life.