True. It's sad in a way, agreed, but it's the world we live in. Our parents were probably freaking out when we were growing up, too.
I feel fortunate that Allie and Emily have not had any serious troubles and that we still have an open dialogue. There are things we don't talk about but they know they can always count on me. I must be doing something right.
>>That was one of the intros when Allie and I went to the movies Saturday afternoon. She asked who #42 was and I told her. We both liked the movie, too. ("The Queen"). She turns 17 a week from Sunday and has barely a year left as a child.
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>In so many ways a kid of 17 today is no longer a "child".
>In a way it's sad.
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>>>I love the Coke Black History TimeLine Commercial's music:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wgR92otjoUk&eurl=>>>
>>>It is 'Tiny' played by Lee Allen
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>>>My daughter cringes everytime it comes on. No accounting for taste in a 15 yr old :o)
