hi

i am a real fan of you i think you are so beautiful and your boyfriend too as a matter fact i have worked with is uncle bernard aubry at schering canada in pointe claire for 10 years is is a wonderful man if gabriel is as nice as his uncle you will be a happy girl for the rest of your life   p s you little girl is soooooo
beautiful as her mama and papa ha ha ha

hope you will be forever in love

best wishes to you and all you family

france labelle
montreal quebec canada

Thanks France
I dont have to type much you said it all.

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Wellsman I wouldn’t say that pentraing in my 40s is challenge-free. However, when I was in my 20s, I took everything soooo seriously that I know that if I had been a mother back then, I would have whined about a lack of sleep, the unsolicited advice from family and strangers, in-law issues, and all the usual things that you hear young mothers complain about. Now, I just laugh all that off it’s no big deal. Life is too short to be unhappy about such silly little details. And I think E makes some good points, too. Personally, I’ve never felt old enough to be anyone’s mother eventhough I hold an advance degree, have been on my own since I was 18, and have many years of professional job experience. I wouldn’t say I have Peter Pan Syndrome, but I don’t want to be old before my time and yes, having children whether you are 18 or 48 ages you.