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Artemisback · 12-08-2011, 04:31 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#11
hang on, we all going on a vacation

#12
[quote author=~Nargis~ link=topic=60309.msg383302#msg383302 date=1323373020]

No she will shop at Macy's
[/quote]

you kidding ...De Cartel will senn Suits and Designer Wear !  Cool

#13
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=60309.msg383324#msg383324 date=1323373505]
you kidding ...De Cartel will senn Suits and Designer Wear !  Cool
[/quote]
ketchim are you saying that the PNC has nothing to do with drug cartels

or

would have nothing to do with drug cartels if they had won the election?

#14
How your Daughter and children sekkling :

in their new Home ?

#15
thats dil

#16
huh??

my daughter and her chirren have been living in their house for 4 years now.

if dem nah sekkle by now....dem in big trouble!! ::lol::

#17
your daughter moved out of your house in 2009???

thing about guyanese parents is they want they children live with them forever and then when the kids more out on their own, by the time they are 50 they are so lost.  :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

#18
huh??

between you and Ketch i don't know if i am going or coming today.

my daughter went off to UW when she was 18 years old.

moved back in on and off during university and teacher's college years

then she got married

we gave her the option (same as we did with our son) to move in back with us and save money for downpayment on house.

they both took us up on it and now they are both in their own house

a lot of our peers are doing the same thing with their kids.....it's the easiest way to help them get their own house.

and trust me......me and hubby enjoying our 'freedom' and empty-nesting!! :wink: ::lol::

#19
ohh..cool. how was it living with a son-in-law from a different background? culture wise...

#20
we had no problem with either son-in-law or daughter-in-law  Cool

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