Hi! I am a 13 year old girl that will answer any question. I like to hike, read, enjoy the outdoors, and skateboard. You can i-m me at spoiledcutiesrk or e-mail me at perfectpixiesrk@yahoo.com. Thank You
E-mail: perfectpixiesrk@yahoo.com
Gender: Female
Location: connecticut
Occupation: Student
Age: 13
AIM: spoiledcutiesrk
Member Since: July 30, 2006
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Heii! does anyone know where i can get the hats like Emily Osment in Hannah Montana? (link)
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Maybe Pac Sun or Hot topic. Also DOTS might have stuff like that.
Hope I helped
~Stephanie
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One of my pupils is bigger than the other. I've been to three different doctors and they don't ever say anything about it. What could it be? (link)
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Thats what is up with me. One of my pupils are bigger than the other. Its really no big deal. Ur eyes just aren't matured all the way
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I am a 35/f whose teenage daughter has been living with her father for most of her life.
When her father and I divorced it was decided she would live there because I wasn’t financially stable enough to give her a comfortable year-round home but she has always spent most of the summer with me.
While things have changed a lot now. I make a good deal more money, pay child support and have a much more comfortable home for her. She’s decided she wants to move in with me for the rest of high school because the high school in my area has a much better art classes and several of her friends attend it.
I’m delighted of course, the thing is, she is afraid to tell her father about this decision. She says she’s mentioned maybe moving in with me before, and it’s upset him or he has taken it as a joke. She has asked me to come over and be with her as she discusses the move with her father.
So my question is: Should I be there while she tells her father she has chosen to live with me next school year? I want to be there for her, but I don’t want her father to feel threatened or ganged up on. Part of me thinks she is old enough to be able to talk to her dad about this herself (I’m sure he’ll be a bit hurt, but he isn’t an ogre or anything, he wont go nuts.) So I’m quite torn, please advise. (link)
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My mom and dad are divorced also so I know where ur comin from. I think that your daughter is old enough to tell him but you might want to be there afterward to work everything out. If he doesn't want her to stay the whole year so you guys can switch off like for the holidays and the summers. Also you should be there just in case she gets nervous to tell him alone. Be sure to get the facts straight though. If you dont tell him that it is because of her education and social life he might get even more hurt. I know that you don't have to listen to a 13 year old but just remember to only do what would make your child happy.
Good Luck in this Decision
~Steph~
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i want a change in my life so i thought of changeing my style. Right now i wear like somewhat preppy clothes but i dont wear hollister and ambercrombie and fitch because i cant afford it because i would have to buy it with my own money and im 13. But i where the tight pants short shorts tight shirt kind of thing. and i want a new style. Maybe like vintage or classy, any ideas on looks, any websites and/or pictures. Thanx a ton. (link)
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Alot of times if people wanna go vintage. They go to a thrift store like Goodwill or Salvation Army. Even though they are used, a wash or two will do the trick. My friend finds alot of vintage clothes there. Also it saves you lots of money.
Good Luck
~Steph~
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Ok so if my brother is always being stupid like always in my stuff he wont leave me alone he's younger than me and how or what do i do too get him to stop please help me he's driving me crazy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (link)
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Alot of times my sister does this to me. I always ignore her. After about 5 minutes of being ignored, she stops because she only wants to do this to get on my nerves. Try ignoring your little brother and he will probibly stop. If he doesn't, try talking to him one-on-one.
Good Luck
~Steph~
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