Jimbo26
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Early days yet for me but my boy can now dress himself for school. 
I had better mention (before I get ripped to shreds) he is 5
I had better mention (before I get ripped to shreds) he is 5 
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Most rewarding moment you've had from your offspring ??
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coventrygull
the right one
My son giving me a grandaughter 
jevs
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Every time my 8 year old daughter tells me that she loves me
John Bumlick
Banned
i nearly cried...
Too many too mention. Every time I see them use their manners and my heart bursts a little!
Callum the first time he said daddy. He is our oldest and my husband just about melted. That made all those sleepless nights worth it. We told them yesterday they are getting a new brother/sister and he wrote me a whole letter today at school about what that means to him. It made me realise he is not the little boy I think of him as but as a child rapidly approaching his teens.
Francesca - is riding in age groups far above her young years and excelling, she is in qualifying for horse of the year show right now. She has done a lot to make us proud but I am pleased and proud that she inherited the riding stuff from me and is doing well.
Anastasia - no mure teers, mama. At two years old she taught me anything I could ever need to know about love, heart ache, pain, happiness, what it means to be brave and fight against the odds.
Romilly - She is using sign language to communicate and every day (10 months old) is signing something new. Milk, wet, more, up, down.
Callum the first time he said daddy. He is our oldest and my husband just about melted. That made all those sleepless nights worth it. We told them yesterday they are getting a new brother/sister and he wrote me a whole letter today at school about what that means to him. It made me realise he is not the little boy I think of him as but as a child rapidly approaching his teens.
Francesca - is riding in age groups far above her young years and excelling, she is in qualifying for horse of the year show right now. She has done a lot to make us proud but I am pleased and proud that she inherited the riding stuff from me and is doing well.
Anastasia - no mure teers, mama. At two years old she taught me anything I could ever need to know about love, heart ache, pain, happiness, what it means to be brave and fight against the odds.
Romilly - She is using sign language to communicate and every day (10 months old) is signing something new. Milk, wet, more, up, down.
Gully
Monkey in a seagull suit.
I don't have any, but a neice once told me that I was a very funny man (not in that way!), that really made my day...I then told her that I wasn't trying to be and she looked really confused...think she was about 6 years old at the time.
REDLAND
Active member
surrey jim
Not in Surrey
finding out i had any would be a shock!
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Sorry to post straight after Starry, seems insensitive - for which I sincerely apologise, but my most rewarding moment was my beautiful baby daughter coming out of a meningitis crisis, age nine months. I'll always be grateful to the skill and compassion of the doctors and nurses at the Royal Alex.
Yes, congratulations Starry. I missed that nugget of news in your post.
Lord Bracknell
On fire
I was very pleased to get a phone call from my daughter, just 15 minutes ago, with the excellent news that she will graduate with a 2.1 honours degree.
I think that ranks high enough to merit a post on this thread.
I think that ranks high enough to merit a post on this thread.
It does. That's what my daughter got for her mathematical physics degree. Congrats to your daughter.
severnside gull
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when my daughter graduated and when she had her first child
when my son passed out as a marine and when he too had his child
when my son passed out as a marine and when he too had his child
Yes I felt very proud when my son passed out as a fireman.
I don't have any kids, and nor will I ever have, but I have a cousin who has just turned four and who loves when I go to visit and we make words with those little magnetic letters you can get, the kind you stick on the fridge.
Apparently I'm 'cool' and I'm his favourite cousin, which is nice enough.
Apparently I'm 'cool' and I'm his favourite cousin, which is nice enough.
Lord Bracknell
On fire
I hope that was a more impressive spectacle than my brother passing out at his wedding reception.
