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When Madison was showing the house off it felt weird walking around without some padding she did feel grown up, but strangely it felt like playing dress up like playing adult than actually being adult. still she pressed on knowing that she be back in diapers in no time. Meanwhile Camila could see where Madison got her stubborn more moody personality from, still she was nothing but a professional, "I personally believe your daughter also changed me as well miss Sanchez, but no doubt your daughter's intelligence and demeanor came from proper hard work and a firm hand." Julia nodded her head, you would be correct I made sure my daughter was independent." "There's independent and then there's just being so stubborn and wound up you refuse to get help, you old bat." Camila thought, but kept those thoughts to herself. "Now I heard your youngest daughter is looking for colleges anything she's particularly interested here?"  Julia Roberts smiled and there was a look of pride when she heard her other daughter mentioned "Oh yes my Elizabeth is studying to be a lawyer while she could get into any college she chooses she wants to make sure that she has options, a lot like my eldest daughter Valentina who is a doctor." Julia took out her purse and dug through it before bringing out a picture of her eldest daughter during a graduation ceremony, Valentina looked a lot like her mother, but with her father darker hair and some of his more defined features.  Besides the mother and daughter there was Madison who couldn't be more older than 12 maybe 13 the girl definitely looked more uncomfortable to be there as she smiled showing off her braces.

One of my Facebook friends asked for recommendations for waterproof pants… to wear to a football game on a rainy day.    thought had a. New best friend for a second there lol

Absolutely. I don't get to as much anymore, but after a hard week of two jobs, it's so relieving to just diaper up and relax. And as you mentioned, being able to skip the more frequent bathroom breaks to do what I need/want to around my place is so useful. Did that just yesterday, sitting back with a book and listening to the rain. Amazing and rejuvenating.

We have lost three long time members over the last 12 months who regularly commented on a raft of stories.  I messaged back and forth with all 3, so I know their situation.  I won't name names or comment on what's at issue, but instead would send this thread in a different direction.  Use the full list to compare presence with participation.  You will find that guests, who used to be the overwhelmingly majority of lurkers, now share this niche with members.  Another useful tool is the birthday list.  Compare the date of joining with the last sign-in, and then dig into the number of posts.  I have been running this analysis for over two years, and have concluded that the site's vitality is in the hands of far less than a thousand people, with quite a bit of the seasonal ebb and flow that Baby Sofia mentioned.  With such a small pool, losing a few members who regularly comment is going to be noticeable.