I'm so cool

I know my kids learn a lot of their bad habits from me, but I don't think many other parents--see that in themselves. It seems so much now that parents want to blame everyone else but themselves and their children. Its like the parent who enables "well they are going to drink anyway, so they might as well do it in my house" "they are going to hear cursing so they might as well hear it from me" "well if they are going to have sex, I want them to atleast be protected" I'm sorry but as a parent, it is my responsiblity to teach my kids right from wrong. I try my hardest to teach my kids to Do AS I DO, and not Do AS I SAY NOT AS I DO.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w3rZEuR242Y

Tends to be more of a trend now for those who can afford nannies, would you or does it seem weird that a man would want to spend so much time with children.

I learned babies are born with no knee caps. . .

knowing how much it would hurt the mourning families, but would get you that much more ratings, plus it gives the crazy guy just what he wanted, he is getting more fame than the lives lost. Wouldn't it be better to hear their stories more?? Or do we as a society need to hear the horrid details? I know a lot of families cancelled interviews scheduled with NBC...

but when Imus says one uncalled for thing--the whole news media attacks him?

Hillary and Obama have a few feuds already--

For example--if I lie am I going to the same place after this life as a murder? If there are diffent levels of sin, shouldn't there be different levels of punishment?

can one have the perfect amount of money.

I ask questions on this web-site not to hear right and wrong but to hear opinions and to be enlightened--not to be told I'm wrong or you are right but just to hear. I've never stated I'm right or wrong either just my current belief, but alot of people who respond feel the need to respond in such a manner to disprove or "put me in my place" why is that? I think we can all live fine with different opinions if we stop taking ourselves so serious--and feel the need to pull others down.

My daughter started kindergarden this year and they do ever thing to be so politically correct--it was winterbreak(not Christmas)--and egg hunt not (easter egg). Which is fine but seems a little overboard. When the Founding Fathers said church and state seperate they did not say--We had to keep God out completely--what they meant was they did not want something like "The Church of England" which was involved in everything.

I know for me, when something is going wrong like the other day my daughter was outside playing and would not come when I yelled her name--In my moment of panic it comes natural to me to say a prayer really quick to help calm me and guide me, when i lose my keys i pray for help--lots of other situtations, but for me I do it without thinking about it--So I'm just wondering what you do, if you don't believe--or do you do it and just know you are praying for yourself and not to anyone?

Free things to do, travel around city with kids(all who require car-seats) places to eat--things a small town girl needs to know.