201 thoughts on “Things I should remember”

  1. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  2. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  3. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  4. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  5. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  6. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  7. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  8. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  9. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  10. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  11. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  12. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  13. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  14. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  15. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  16. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  17. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  18. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  19. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  20. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  21. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  22. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  23. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  24. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  25. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  26. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  27. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  28. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  29. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  30. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  31. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  32. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  33. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  34. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  35. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  36. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  37. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  38. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  39. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  40. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  41. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  42. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  43. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  44. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  45. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  46. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  47. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  48. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  49. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  50. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  51. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  52. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  53. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  54. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  55. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  56. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  57. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  58. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  59. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  60. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  61. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  62. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  63. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  64. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  65. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  66. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  67. rbus

    i remember, so clearly, how touched i was when my kids began referring to each other by name.

    “Kay” and “Eev”

    same as what they call each other, today.

    Calli’s in for a small surprise as she grows older.
    Should be interesting!

    Reply ↓
  68. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  69. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  70. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  71. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  72. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  73. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  74. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  75. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  76. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  77. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  78. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  79. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  80. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  81. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  82. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  83. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  84. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  85. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  86. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  87. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  88. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  89. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  90. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  91. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  92. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  93. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  94. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  95. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  96. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  97. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  98. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  99. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  100. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  101. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  102. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  103. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  104. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  105. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  106. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  107. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  108. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  109. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  110. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  111. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  112. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  113. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  114. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  115. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  116. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  117. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  118. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  119. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  120. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  121. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  122. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  123. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  124. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  125. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  126. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  127. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  128. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  129. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  130. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  131. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  132. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  133. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  134. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓
  135. rosehelene

    Shanna mentioned that Calli was saying she’s a boy. I wasn’t sure whether she was being honest or playing make-believe. Interesting.

    Thanks for confirming this. 🙂 If you ever want my resources for parenting gender non-conforming youth, gimme a holler – I’ve been involved with that a bit.

    Reply ↓

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