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This might be the craziest thing Ive ever read. To each their own. I love my 2, but am very happy with the two. 

 
Were you in Russia with Bert Kreischer aka the Machine also an FSU student who was in Russia galavanting with the Russian Mob

 
I am not sure what the age differences are on your kids.    We just have 2, and they are 8 years apart.  I often have weird thoughts like "when she is his current age, he will be graduating college" and it sort of freaks me out.   

So my question is - what type of thoughts on those lines do you have??  

ETA:  just saw in the article it was a 20 year difference. 

 
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I am not sure what the age differences are on your kids.    We just have 2, and they are 8 years apart.  I often have weird thoughts like "when she is his current age, he will be graduating college" and it sort of freaks me out.   

So my question is - what type of thoughts on those lines do you have?? 
read the article...age differences are discussed as well as the dynamic between the older and younger siblings.

 
My parents and in-laws came from large families (between 4 and 8 each) and have said the older siblings played major roles in raising the younger ones. I presume that's been the case with you? 

 
Lol, that's what I thought, too. Well, my exact thought was "Man, her uterus must be made of adamantium, like Wolverine."
My bffs daughter has a jenky uterus. Like it’s half not there on one side. I offered to donate mine to her. But she doesn’t want to give birth. 

 
Ever have any "Home Alone" type moments?
Yes. Long ago my husband left #1 at church two weeks in a row. We only had two at the time. More recently I left #9 at my friends house. I hollered load up and her little friend said she didn’t have to go yet so she didn’t. I got half way home when my friend called to say she was still there. Not a major deal. I’m usually pretty particular about counting heads or doing roll call if we are somewhere like the zoo or Disney. 

 
Were you in Russia with Bert Kreischer aka the Machine also an FSU student who was in Russia galavanting with the Russian Mob
Not at the same time but I was in that midnight train to Moscow from St. Petersburg. Everything he described was spot on. I have no trouble believing that story. 

 
I am not sure what the age differences are on your kids.    We just have 2, and they are 8 years apart.  I often have weird thoughts like "when she is his current age, he will be graduating college" and it sort of freaks me out.   

So my question is - what type of thoughts on those lines do you have??  

ETA:  just saw in the article it was a 20 year difference. 
My dad was big on “#1 will never know #10” or “you can’t do the same for all of them” like those were reasons not to have them. Our main thoughts are “I’m going to be 63 when he’s 18/graduating/moving out”. But day to day it doesn’t matter much. We just do the next thing. 

 
My parents and in-laws came from large families (between 4 and 8 each) and have said the older siblings played major roles in raising the younger ones. I presume that's been the case with you? 
Yes the older ones have been extremely helpful. Our parents live/lived 2-4 hours away, weren’t terribly involved. We have extremely good friends too. We call each other co parents and we mean on each other daily. But the big kids definitely help with the younger kids at the play ground, or outside if I’m inside. But I’m big on everyone pitching it. Not so much child care but housework. And my 16yo sin cooks dinner almost every night now. He makes really good fried chicken. 

 
fine i will ask what everyone really wants to know was chicago  better with or without ole pete setera or what take that to the bank brochacha 

 
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You could field a fantasy football league with just the people in your immediate family. Any plans to do so? 😉
We have done a league with one other family. We really aren’t into football, fantasy or real, anymore. My husband and a couple of kids do fantasy premier league now though. 

 
My dad was big on “#1 will never know #10” or “you can’t do the same for all of them” like those were reasons not to have them. Our main thoughts are “I’m going to be 63 when he’s 18/graduating/moving out”. But day to day it doesn’t matter much. We just do the next thing. 
How about the odds that you are a grandma before you get the last kid out of the house?  ;)  

Anyway, awesome article and beautiful family! 

 
Brony said:
You have kids like I consume pizza slices.  

Congrats on a beautiful family. 
I also like to consume pizza slices as you can tell from the picture. We do what makes us happy. 

 
KarmaPolice said:
How about the odds that you are a grandma before you get the last kid out of the house?  ;)  

Anyway, awesome article and beautiful family! 
Oh I’m certain of it. One thing my dad was right about is I won’t be the kind of grandmother I want to be for all of them. I will legitimately be too old for some and too far from others. I didn’t think that through maybe. 

 
Beautiful family and awesome story and what a great screen name. Thanks for sharing. And thanks for being part of the forums. 

I can't think of anything more important for a child than parents who love them well and that seems pretty clear that's the case in your family. Rock on. 

 
Beautiful family and awesome story and what a great screen name. Thanks for sharing. And thanks for being part of the forums. 

I can't think of anything more important for a child than parents who love them well and that seems pretty clear that's the case in your family. Rock on. 
I’m going to print this out and frame it and hang it on the wall. Thanks for your kind words and for this forum. I’ve been here for 17 years. Joined when my first son was born. I love the insights and news I learn here. And the community here is unbeatable. 

 
Ok, let's not go overboard here.  I've got four of them.
Four seems to be the ideal in my friend group. They seem the happiest. Two is too few and too much work. 11 is insanity incarnate. But my 4 kid friends are the most well adjusted and happy. 

 

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