My youngest daughter just moved into womanhood today.... her first period.

It's treated as a celebration. I feel as though I should feel a bit sad at her 'growing up' but I just love watching them develop into young adults. I've always been more of a "Love ya but throw you out of the nest and watch you fly" kind of mum, rather than a "stay here in my nest a bit longer" mum.

I was still sleeping when it happened so her sisters sorted her out. That's kinda sweet :)

Female plumbin problems ........ NOT suitable for all audiences!!! :vomit:

:P

uumm....normal, natural part of life :doh:

My mistake....I thought we were a grown ups here :rollseyes:



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1. NOT a problem doofy...... :P

2. Just for that, I think YOU should be in charge when it's Kat's turn.........

:nod: :popcorn:

PS Hope, Congrats on your baby, and how nice of her sisters to help her out. I'd like it to be a celebration thing with Andrea too, what do you do, take her out to lunch & stuff??

It's not a PROBLEM, ya goofball. It's perfectly normal and natural, the way GOD intended! :gotcha:

Congrats, Hope...good to hear that the older sisters could take care of her while you were busy snoozing. :D

It most certainly IS a problem! Least it is for men... least.. some of the time ;)

Celebration? Really? I'm scared to death Kat's goin to .. ya know... grow up.... somwhere's round when she's 30 is what I'm hopin for though

Going out to lunch or something special is the theory, whether it actually happens or not is yet to be seen. But the attitude is one of celebration regardless - you know- 'welcome to the club', 'you're a woman now', kinda secret woman's business inner sanctum type thing. :whisper: It's kind of exciting for her, (albeit annoying as well). It's like a rite of passage that gives her a new standing and status :)

You know me, Honey......... Always got my priorities in order!! ;)

I should have known.....doesn't matter what the topic, there is only ONE topic for men :doh: :happy: