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**Japher** · February 3, 2005, 17:25

My brother-in-law mentioned that if he would rather not fly first class with the two kids, as they would most likely bother the rest of the first class passengers... So, that solution of MrsTubers ain't a bad one

**Japher** · February 3, 2005, 17:28

My lil sister is going to get all of first class mad here because she'll be bring along an infant... Which reminds me, she is giving birth today, probably at this minute. She went in last night, and they were going to induce today.

**Ben Kenobi** · February 3, 2005, 17:28

put the sisters in the first class and the children and husbands in coach

That's a brilliant solution.

**Mrs. Tuberski** · February 3, 2005, 17:29

Originally posted by KrazyHorse
Complaining about this is so far away from my idea of normal that I'm really having trouble envisioning it.

As a parent of 3 children 14, 10 and 8 with the girl being in the middle and having A step daughter with scott these guys are always yelling about how one is treated better then the other when in actuality being ignored as a child my self i would never treat one etter then the other. Their needs all differ and since im only one person I need to balance time and gifts given to one or the other.

**KrazyHorse** · February 3, 2005, 17:30

I'm from a family of three kids

I'm also 25, not 12.

**KrazyHorse** · February 3, 2005, 17:31

Originally posted by DanS

How many siblings do you have?

2

**Mrs. Tuberski** · February 3, 2005, 17:31

I hate to say this but looks like them men are the rational ones here Oh god what Have i said

**Ben Kenobi** · February 3, 2005, 17:32

Their needs all differ and since im only one person I need to balance time and gifts given to one or the other.

That's why they shouldn't be complaining about your generosity.

The problem is that they don't undestand WHY her needs differ.

It would be very valuable to both your boys to try to show them this.

**Mrs. Tuberski** · February 3, 2005, 17:50

Originally posted by Ben Kenobi

That's why they shouldn't be complaining about your generosity.

The problem is that they don't undestand WHY her needs differ.

It would be very valuable to both your boys to try to show them this.

I have been trying to do just that. Im having a harder time with the younger one since if he doesnt get something, well then I love the other more then him. As he states it. The 14 yo is about self absorbed in his own world and wanting mom to get out of his biz. dunno when does one ge to out smart them.

**Ben Kenobi** · February 3, 2005, 17:54

Well, I never had a sister, so I guess I'm still somewhat ignorant of why it costs more to keep girls. That's just what my mom and grandmother drilled into me.

And something I'm going to learn more about when I get married.

**KrazyHorse** · February 3, 2005, 17:55

Bull****.

Girls just want more ****.

**Mrs. Tuberski** · February 3, 2005, 17:57

Originally posted by Japher
My lil sister is going to get all of first class mad here because she'll be bring along an infant... Which reminds me, she is giving birth today, probably at this minute. She went in last night, and they were going to induce today.

Congrats on the new addition to the family may h/she be a healthy one. Thats even better the men can sit back in not so much comfort and let the women deal with the new baby.

**Japher** · February 3, 2005, 17:58

The daughter/father bond thingy owes itself well to spoilage... where as the son/father thing is more about football and beer... the son/mother bond can owe itself well to spoilage, but in my family it has always been my father who spoils and my mother who cures.

**Japher** · February 3, 2005, 17:59

It'll be a her, they are naming it Brynlee... strange name.

**Mrs. Tuberski** · February 3, 2005, 18:05

I have a question in the same region of this if japher doesnt mind me borrwing his thread for a bit

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