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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think the problem I have with her is that it's entirely and abundantly evident that ALL her basic needs are met to the nth degree, so yes, she does have time to "enjoy the small things." Her ego, her striving, all of that is right there on the surface. It's not appealing.[/quote] Doesn't that probably describe 99% of the posters on here? How many of us do not have our basic needs met and then some (and then some and then some)? And how many of us, with enough time to post on this website, don't have enough time to "enjoy the small things?" Really? To me (and this is just my opinion, and I have never met her and only "know" her though her blog) she does not seem egotistical. It is an ironic criticism coming from DCUM, that she is "striving." Hmmm. I can understand that some people feel that she is showing off. I don't personally see it that way though. [/quote] I'm a teacher and single mom, so I can say for sure I'm not part of the "99%". Just sayin'. And I'm striving ALL THE *&%#ing time. Striving to keep up. So after looking at her blog, with her in her ridiculous white gown standing in the woods, and her daughters' outfits probably costing more than my own, I feel entitled to say YUCK. [/quote] You're entitled to say "yuck" because of a photograph she has with her children wearing nice clothing? You entered the education field know what the pay is like. Still, you chose it. It's a noble field, but perhaps it isn't the one for you if you would rather buy the expensive clothing you judge others for wearing? I doubt you're striving all the time... you're on DCUM whining.[/quote] I'm entitled to say yuck not b/c I'm jealous of her children's clothing, for pete's sake. Get a clue. I love my career and wouldn't change it. She just strikes me as pretentious. And with that being said, I will not be looking at her blog again.[/quote] NP here. Really, "YUCK" poster?!?!?! Because you sound incredibly jealous and embittered. And silly for letting one woman's appearance / clothing / hobbies make you feel like less of a Mom! I'm sure you rock in your "striving all the #$%%% time," life - but your posts here are not showing that side one bit. I too have a severely disabled daughter (who will never talk, walk or feed herself), and my husband and I are not what you might call "naturally sunny" folks; we're realists, skeptics, cynics, and yet - honest to God - we try to make the best of each and every passing day. Cliche here, but life is short, and you only get one, so why waste it on being a hater. I'm not in any way like Kelle Hampton, but I get her blog and think it's great. [/quote]
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