#babies

Yes this is normal. Remember, babies are human and as such they learn at a very early age how to manipulate their care givers to get what they want. Babies, like most people, crave attention and must be taught which behaviors are acceptable and which behaviors are not acceptable. This is no easy task and requires patience, kindness and most importantly, perseverance and consistency.

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For example, when our first born was a baby he would cry whenever he had to go to bed. Unfortunately my wife mistakenly believed that whenever a baby cried you had to pick the baby up and comfort the baby. This behavior and attitude from my wife simply reinforced the babies inappropriate behavior and so the crying episodes increased until it started to have a negative effect on our family because none of us were allowed to sleep.

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So I spoke to my parents and several other older relatives for their advice. Their advice was to put the baby to bed and let the baby cry itself to sleep. The first time we tried this was tough because our baby cried and screamed and carried on for hours, but finally fell asleep. This routine lasted about one week until the baby finally learned that once he was put into his crib, mommy was no longer going to rush in and pick him up whenever he cried or screamed.

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My followers have heard me say this many times, but it is important in all human relationships to establish personal boundaries with your family, friends and anyone whom you interact with to protect your own self interests. In this example, our self interest was to not allow our child to manipulate us and to teach him that when he goes to bed he must sleep.

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"Racist Babies" by Alex

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Racist babies!
Pregnant men!
Transgendered men competing against women in sports and winning!
White people are racist!
White supremacy!
Math is racist!
Language is racist!
History is racist!
BLM is peaceful!
Antifa is peaceful!
Fraudulent elections!
Tampon dispensers in boys bathrooms!
Puberty blockers!
Abortion 28 days after babies birth.
Unlimited NATO expansion!
Open borders!
Fake media!
Printing fake money!
Hyper inflation!
Food shortages!
Baby formula shortages!
Manufactured viruses!
Fake pandemics!
Mandatory masks that do not work!
Vaccines that are not vaccines!
Energy shortages!
Increased suicides!
School lockdowns!
Peaceful protests that are violent!
Corrupt ruling class!
New World Order!
Tyrannical One World Government!
Cultural Marxism!
Public school indoctrination!
College indoctrination!
Corrupt NGO's!
Corrupt WEF!
Corrupt CDC!
Corrupt WHO!
Corrupt United Nations!
Fake Russian Collusion Hoax!
Ukrainian Corruption!
Biden's Laptop!
Corrupt DOJ!
Corrupt FBI!
Corrupt CIA!
Corrupt Judges!
Corrupt politicians!
Corrupt military complex!
Attacks of Free Speech!
Ministry of Truth!
Woke Cancel Culture!
Cultural Marxism!
Attacks on founding fathers!
Attacks on Constitution!
Attacks on Electoral College!
Attacks on Supreme Court!
Defund the Police!
Attacks On Right to Bear Arms and self defense!
The premeditated attacks on America and it's citizens!
Build Back Better!
Great Reset!
Open Border Society!
Media Matters!
George Soros!
Bill Gates!
Klaus Schwab!
George Bush!
Warren Buffett!
Bill and Hillary Clinton!
Obama!
Biden!
Democrats!
RINO's!
Intelligence Agencies!
Military Complex!
Corrupt DOE!
Failed Schools!
Corrupt Media!
Greed!
Narcissism!
Selfishness!
Mass Formation Psychosis
Psychopathy!
Mental Illness!
Sustainability (Agenda 2030)
Build Back Better!
Great Reset!
New World Order!
One World Government!
Death!
Disease!
Pandemics!
Starvation!
Vaccines!
Violence!
WWIII
Extinction!

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DOES ANYONE NOTICE A PATTERN HERE?

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Things are going well in my family. My wife has recovered from a heart attack last August and she is slowly increasing her physical workouts and is able to swim 50 laps in the pool. Our daughter is completing her first year in high school with honors and is playing violin, piano, golf and working on various art projects.

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So from a family perspective I am pleased; however, when I analyze our politics and the state of our foreign policy I am deeply disturbed. We continue to spend billions of dollars in foreign aide that we do not have. We allow millions of illegal aliens to enter our country from around the world without proper identification, background checks, health checks, etc. And America continues to instigate war and stick it's nose where it does not belong all in an attempt to control the world while enriching itself.

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As a nation we are financially and morally bankrupt and currently have the most dysfunctional and corrupt leadership in the history of our country. We are seeing massive increases in energy and shortages in food to the point where babies are not being fed properly. So politically and morally, the United States, in my opinion, is in ruins.

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Other than that, things are intolerable and the American people are in the process of rising up against our government and many evil and corrupt politicians will lose power in the November elections. Oh... and the Biden administration is planning to hand over our national sovereignty to the World Health Organization which is in violation of our constitution, but these criminals do not give a damn.

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I get this question in different versions every day….

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but i don’t like the way the question posed
you know anonymous love is not job….and marriage is not job….
i don’t want work in marriage….

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“i’m lazy…. “
and i think it’s really boring….
marriage about a lot of things i understand that….
but not about work like work o my god….
it’s about love…. ( it’s in your heart mind….)
but
not work …. like work….

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you work and in marriage need work again….?!
o no…. anonymous….)
i don’t think the word work …. is applicable here….

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if you in love in real madness love….and you want to go on on this journey to travel….
everything “work”

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and what a beautiful babies are obtained when people of different cultures….
specially when both beautiful…. and in madness love ….
and born for each other….❤️
who think about different culture like a problem ….
everything only about beauty….
different cultures wow it’s mean you will know something new….
but you even don’t think about ….
you in love….

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something like that…)

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1. As a child, when I heard the term "making babies", I was convinced they're making them out of plasticine.
2. I love onions and potatoes
3. My first big art success was achieved..by accident. I was 11 years old and it was to design a crest for my county. The school principle wanted me to submit a design, but I declined because I'd compete against adults. So to get me to do it, they've made it compulsory for all students to draw a crest, and then snatched my work and sent it off. The colours used for crests are limited, I used some brown which wasn't allowed, and at the last minute I was told to change it, so I changed it into black, which accidentally joined 2 motives together creating an interesting effect which captured the judge's attention. I won the competition.
4. My most interesting, physical finding was a ww2 bayonet with words engraved "ku krwi ojczyzny, 1942." (for the blood of the fatherland 1942). I've given it to the school's "museum" (we had a history classroom with all historic artefacts that anyone could find).
5. I hate Chinese food.

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Innocence is a decidedly broad term. In the sociocultural context, the individual meanings vary. Generally speaking, however, innocence is used to describe a state in which a person

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1) not yet possess any formative, pioneering character traits and goals,
2) has not done anything against the law to anyone else (murder, for example),
3) has not had any sexual experiences (even though I find this term to be moronic and outdated in this context),
4) is not involved in major, warlike conflicts (civilians, among others).

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In ethics, according to the presumption of innocence, everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty according to the law in a public trial in which all the conditions necessary for his or her defense were guaranteed. A special problem is the conviction offender.
It is questionable whether ethical duties that are not also followed out of the inclination of the respective person, i.e. that are laid down in the conscience of that person (duties of conscience), can be ultimately binding at all. If the convictions of the perpetrator and the ethical duties defined by the community conflict, the problem of ultimate bindingness must also be considered against the background of freedom of conscience.

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Babies or young children are considered innocent because they do not yet have a strong sense of morality or the ability to reflect on their actions. They do not know when something supposedly "wrong" is being done. After a certain age, however, most normal children are capable of performing morally legitimate or illegitimate acts (theft, for example).

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It is difficult to manifest a "point in time" of the loss of innocence, especially because the term is so broad. Above all, innocence in the context of morality and not being guilty does not automatically disappear either because we grow older. As long as a person does not confess guilt that affects someone else in the ethical and moral context, I would maintain the state of innocence in that framework. I would leave other ways of looking at it (as in point 3) out of it because I am not a fan of this way of thinking.

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A good breakfast is like a good outfit. Depends on what I am doing. If I need quick and light, berries and granola. If I have a lazy morning, Dutch babies with heaps of fresh fruit, if I have extra time, waffles. If breakfast for dinner (or a hungry morning), eggs Benedict never disappoints. It’s all dependent on the type of day :) Breakfast is amazing!
When I lived in China, I got this sliced-up bread/ pancake thing (not scallion pancakes) that the lady brushed with a spicy sauce and ate it on my way to school. Sometimes I wish I could get them in the US.
Spanish potato omelet. I fry thin slices of potato and then add egg to the top, and whatever meat/veggies/etc. Then bake it for about 10 minutes. It comes out like a pie/frittata. Delicious.
Recently, since until school starts again i have mornings to myself, i eat soup and a yoghurt. I have to have light breakfasts and i find making a soup therapeutic, and eat the yoghurt while i wait. When i dont have mornings, im a big fan of eggs all kinds of way (currently in love with medium boiled eggs) because theyre either quick to make or i can make up beforehand and give great protein; toast or oatmeal usually go with it because without carbs im hungry in an hour.
If I have just a little more time, I love breakfast sandwiches. I use a large mug or small bowl, sprayed with cooking oil, and beat an egg and maybe a little milk in it. Cover it with a plate and microwave for one minute, stirring halfway through. It makes a perfect Egg McMuffin style disc of scrambled egg. I serve it on an English muffin, sometimes with a slice of cheese.
I love all of the suggestions here, but recently the most satisfying breakfasts for me have been... shredded wheat. (I'm an old lady now.) Super filling, healthy, and you can dress it up any number of ways depending on what you have on hand. Give it a try! It's not the quickest (prep and eat time is a little over 30 minutes), but every morning I have egg whites, half a grapefruit, and two slices of salmon avocado toast. It's about 550 calories, but it keeps me full and satisfied until the late afternoon.
Some kind of toast or biscuit, eggs with cheese and veggies, link sausage, maybe 1 biscuit with some gravy, coffee with cream or sugar and hash browns. But I've been really hungry for about 8 hours so I feel like I could eat all of this.
I don’t eat breakfast anymore due to intermittent fasting, but I still make my fiancé breakfast. Her favorites are avocado toast with some sliced grape or cherry tomatoes on top, simple breakfast sandwiches on English muffins, and just yogurt with granola. She’s also a fan of anything involving hash browns.
Usually something involving eggs and a bread product. Today it's a piece of leftover quiche and a piece of toast. Maybe scrambled eggs, maybe a bagel, but I learned three or four years ago that eggs were hands down the best thing

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