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Middle East and North AfricaFactors i've noticed about issuing visas in MENA
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QUOTE (SandyNJack @ Jan 4 2008, 04:37 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
You guys just kill me.

I never said all Egyptian women are jealous of me. I was merly attempting to make more clear what Hitchoo was trying to say and some were having a hard time with by giving SOME examples of what I have experianced.


That is what I said.


You said this too:

"Actually it is not really about people being jealous of you Sarah it is more about, all you are aware of are your own thoughts and ideas and you can not see beyond that. You do not see what is going on around you and that other people have thoughts and ideas that might be as good if not better than your own. "

You said lots of things! Cool!


But I never said every woman was jealous and every look was a jealous look. But I still stand by the above statement to you. This counter was not directed toward the statements I have made about you Sarah it was made about the jealousy that alot of people have misunderstood or taken to another level.


Good morning Hitchoo!!!!!!!!!


What you're describing as 'jealousy' sounds a lot like 'disapproval'. But if you need to call it jealousy cos it makes you feel good, then go for it!

From what I've read in here, many MENA men who emigrate are those who are not really able/ready to marry in their own country. So I really fail to see where the 'jealousy' would come from the MENA women for 'stealing' someone who is not able to marry anyways...

Edited by LisaD, 08 January 2008 - 09:24 AM.

Anita CocktailMale02008-01-08 09:24:00
Middle East and North AfricaMONDAY'S THREAD
QUOTE (sarah and hicham @ Jan 14 2008, 11:41 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Hahaha I wish I was in my pajamas!

My weekend was really nice and dinner was delicious, thanks for asking.

So are you liking the new job?


My boss is awesome actually! And the peeps there are cool as well. But I'm well impressed by the boss...I think she's gonna be the best one I've ever had.

The job is cool...I'm finding it a bit hard to manage my time with everything I have to do cos I've been pooped this whole week, but I figure that once it gets into a groove, things will be as normal as poss.
Anita CocktailMale02008-01-14 11:44:00
Middle East and North AfricaMONDAY'S THREAD
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QUOTE (LisaD @ Jan 14 2008, 08:30 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Happy to see you S!!! heart.gif Happy Monday!


Hey Lisa- happy to see you too! wink.gif How was your weekend?


I'm exhausted! cray5ol.gif

I have a day off today from the new job...and I think I'm taking the day off on the reg job. Well, hrmm...it's almost noon and I'm in my jammies....I'd say it was official by now, lolz...

I'll probs pop in my office later, though.

How was your weekend? How was dinner the other night?
Anita CocktailMale02008-01-14 11:34:00
Middle East and North AfricaMONDAY'S THREAD
Happy to see you S!!! heart.gif Happy Monday!
Anita CocktailMale02008-01-14 11:30:00
Middle East and North AfricaDevasted
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QUOTE (Nutty @ Feb 5 2008, 02:27 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Well, what happened????

As for leaving the USA....I've long come to the knowledge the USA isn't all its cracked up to be.


you took the words right out of my mouth!!!!!!!!!


Ahem.

Although I am a Jordanian citizen by birth - I'm more afraid of the Jordanian government than of the US Government.

You don't know what civil rights are until you've experienced the black side of the rest of the world.

The United States may not be perfect, but it's damn close.

If I feel the need to say "Hillary Sucks" - or "GWB sucks" - sure, I can say that here. If I want to start up a website badmouthing & harshly critiquing the powers that be:

www.wonkette.com
www.anncoulter.com
www.dailykos.com
www.moveon.org
www.foxnews.com

I can. You can. We all can.

Even if you're a lunatic: www.rense.com - you're free to be one too.

Try doing that in the Middle East - and see how far you get.

Try doing that in Kenya, Chad, Sudan, Iran - see *if you even get buried* when the other side is done with you.

People take freedom & rights for granted. The United States, in my opinion, is generally apathetic & closed minded. People need to wake up - take a good, hard look at the rest of the world - then come back and *try* to say it's really that bad here.

Things may not be so great here - but - you can do things about it, whereas other places - you're stuck with what you're given (and that's it.)

Really - this is a great country. People who say otherwise don't know how bad it can get elsewhere.


Thank you so much for this post.

The rest of you...if you don't like it, CHANGE IT! Get involved and try to bring about change where you think we need it. That's one of the great things about America....instead you just bash it that it sucks...ironically enough, on a visa website whilst trying to petition your foreign fiances for American Visas.

Makes no sense, really.

Maybe you won't change anything...maybe you will. But kvetching about it certainly won't change a thing. Look back in history where one person made all the difference. If the internet was around then, nothing woulda changed laughing.gif

Edited by LisaD, 09 February 2008 - 08:49 AM.

Anita CocktailMale02008-02-09 08:47:00
Middle East and North AfricaAmerican soldier kill Iraqi child and then hug him
QUOTE (Happy Bunny @ Apr 22 2008, 04:31 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
i honestly cannot believe who some people petition....


I'm amending this to 'astounded' laughing.gif
Anita CocktailMale02008-04-22 15:44:00
Middle East and North AfricaAmerican soldier kill Iraqi child and then hug him
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QUOTE (mohamed N melinda @ Apr 22 2008, 02:13 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
where is the picture you are talking about i went there and see nothing and why we should believe you as trusted source and why we trust your media and who know it is the one it lie!!!!!!!!!


TIME bought the photo rights from Michael Yon.

TIME: Pictures of the Week | Your Picks 2005

go to the 2nd photo in the slide show. you can get there by clicking the next button.

Thank you for showing this....

AHEM...SOME people need to look at this link... *cough*


If you look at the linky, it means you're not really Muslim.....
Anita CocktailMale02008-04-22 15:38:00
Middle East and North AfricaAmerican soldier kill Iraqi child and then hug him
i honestly cannot believe who some people petition....
Anita CocktailMale02008-04-22 15:31:00
Middle East and North AfricaAmerican soldier kill Iraqi child and then hug him
I love the added touch of the blood spatter photoshop border! Wtg for respecting this dead child, may God rest his soul.
Anita CocktailMale02008-04-22 14:49:00
Middle East and North AfricaAmerican soldier kill Iraqi child and then hug him
QUOTE (VJ Troll @ Apr 22 2008, 03:19 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
This is VJ. The private property of Ewok. Your 1st Amendment rights don't mean squat here wink.gif



Those rights being the ones those soldiers die for......
Anita CocktailMale02008-04-22 14:23:00
Middle East and North AfricaHow to Make your husband Happy
How to make your husband happy: the 2 Fs!
Anita CocktailMale02008-04-22 16:57:00
Middle East and North AfricaHow to Make your husband Happy
QUOTE (Gaby&Talbert @ Apr 22 2008, 05:21 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Teach your children well and self esteem is very important to teach and encourage.



No disagreement there with that statement in and of itself. But that's not assuring everything will work out fine. I won't sit here and say every battered woman 'wasn't taught well enough' no0pb.gif

Edit to cut quotes down cos that's a peeve of mine....

Edited by Happy Bunny, 22 April 2008 - 04:24 PM.

Anita CocktailMale02008-04-22 16:23:00
Middle East and North AfricaHow to Make your husband Happy
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QUOTE (Gaby&Talbert @ Apr 22 2008, 05:01 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Break the chain and teach your daughters to not get involved with violent men, teach your sons to respect women and to stand up to men that don't respect women.


I would assume most violent men don't show their violent tendencies until AFTER they're involved.....

Theoretically speaking, it would be a dumb move on the man's part. Of course, I'd wonder what he's really looking for in the relationship if he's acted one way before and another after. She won't want to stay with him if he's a "different" person, especially if becomes increasingly violent.


Obviously, there's some sort of control exerted on the woman to kinda force her to stay...maybe they're married and she has nowhere to go, maybe she's got low self esteem, maybe she's just plain scared. There are tons of reasons, I would assume.

But logic dictates that he didn't give her a black eye or get into a scrap/screaming match with someone else on their first date, and that would be ok with her. Most women I know would run at the first sign of it.
Anita CocktailMale02008-04-22 16:11:00
Middle East and North AfricaHow to Make your husband Happy
QUOTE (Gaby&Talbert @ Apr 22 2008, 05:01 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Break the chain and teach your daughters to not get involved with violent men, teach your sons to respect women and to stand up to men that don't respect women.


I would assume most violent men don't show their violent tendencies until AFTER they're involved.....
Anita CocktailMale02008-04-22 16:02:00
Middle East and North AfricaHow to Make your husband Happy
QUOTE (DeadPoolX @ Apr 22 2008, 04:56 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (Happy Bunny @ Apr 22 2008, 03:55 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
If a man is violent with you, don't worry about karate, just shoot him.

That's right. Follow the Indiana Jones School of Fighting: When dealing with a man swinging a large sword, just shoot him.


Wise words! tongue.gif
Anita CocktailMale02008-04-22 15:59:00
Middle East and North AfricaHow to Make your husband Happy
If a man is violent with you, don't worry about karate, just shoot him.
Anita CocktailMale02008-04-22 15:55:00
Middle East and North AfricaHow to Make your husband Happy
The whole thing is completely jacked up, and tbh, any USC woman who petitions a man who believes in this is absolutely, unequivocally focked in the head.
Anita CocktailMale02008-04-22 12:22:00
Middle East and North AfricaThe moan and groan thread

I think there's probably actually very little that happens here that could really be considered abnormal. :lol:

I'm not saying I agree or disagree with whatever is being posted, only that the word abnormal is being used a tad loosely in my estimation. :P


well imo talking about one's sex toys to an open internet forum is abnormal and gross...you don't have to agree or disagree, it's ok



and I think there's TONS here on VJ that's abnormal, but that's for another day
Anita CocktailMale02007-01-19 21:49:00
Middle East and North AfricaThe moan and groan thread
yeah it's kinda gross and abnormal
Anita CocktailMale02007-01-19 21:39:00
Middle East and North AfricaWelcome to Sunday ~ MENA ~
I checked the net and it said no, tho 5 years in I started to wonder...

I mean the occasional 4th of July dog, and that's about it for me. hah
Anita CocktailMale02008-07-13 19:37:00
Middle East and North AfricaWelcome to Sunday ~ MENA ~
Yah, I guess I never realized how little I use mustard to begin with, lol...
Anita CocktailMale02008-07-13 19:26:00
Middle East and North AfricaWelcome to Sunday ~ MENA ~
When I was first married to my ex, I bought a 5 gallon jar of spicy golden mustard at Costco. It was practically NOTHING per ounce!

When I left him, almost 5 years later...I took my mustard with me

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True story!
Anita CocktailMale02008-07-13 19:20:00
Middle East and North AfricaI lost my husband today
I'm so very sorry for your loss...there are no words rose.gif

Edited by Happy Bunny, 27 July 2008 - 05:05 PM.

Anita CocktailMale02008-07-27 17:05:00
Middle East and North AfricaLET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR RED FLAGS
oooh, gotta love the 'why is she in mena anyway?' quezzie. But to answer your quezzie, W...the answer is 'because I felt like it'.

Visa in Hand....first of all, check any drama thread and you will see it grabs people's attn. This is why flame threads and drama threads have zillions of hits, and the others don't. To assume that they are all created equal is ignoring the basic facts of any message board.

I was just pointing out to you a flaw in your logic....while you're ironically judging ppl for their judging people...you also then go on to judge the situation as abnormal....while you're telling everyone how pointless and unsupportive it is to judge.

??? Confusing, isn't it!

Furthermore....let's all be honest...we judge things/people all the time. It's a judgement...an opinion...surely we're not sitting here having no opinion whatsoever. While it's great to say 'don't judge'...at the end of the day, everyone does.

Just like you've judged me...or not, right? wink.gif

Edited by LisaD, 21 October 2007 - 06:32 PM.

Anita CocktailMale02007-10-21 18:31:00
Middle East and North AfricaLET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR RED FLAGS
QUOTE (Visa in hand! @ Oct 18 2007, 09:39 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
A huge majority of us spend an unmentionable amount of time defending ourselves and our choices on who we marry to people who have no idea about us and our relationships. We then come to this board to get and give support to each other when we repeatedly have to defend our choices, then what is the first thing we do to this person? Seriously now, are any of us qualified to judge this situation? The way I view it is that the day will come that I will die, and more than likely I will die before my husband does. How selfish would I be if I expected him to spend the rest of his life mourning me and never knowing happiness again????

I witnessed my Dad's last 5 months on this earth after my mother died. He was miserable beyond belief without her and spent every day of his life crying and wishing he would die. I NEVER want my husband to have to deal with this after my death because I love him beyond life itself.

That being said, I heard the story of this sweet women that died to be with her husband. What an incredible amount of love she must have had for him. Don't you think it is possible that she would want her husband to move on with life? And to find peace and happiness again? I am not saying forget her, that should never happen, just hold her dear to his heart for the rest of his life. If his love for her was real then his fiance has a memory of this love she has to compete with the rest of her life as well. Why bash her? She didn't have anything to do with her death.

I don't know this Badr, and I don't know his story, his deceased wife, nor his fiance. Nor do I want too. What I do know that it isn't my place to judge anyones situation unless I am okay with the world judging mine....which I am not.

The issue is that these 2 have a huge red flag, and the fight of a lifetime. Thats what this thread is about, not deciding who's relationships are real or not, but what are the red flags, so please keep on topic here. I am sure this women has thought the situation, and has made her decision about it, which is HER decision. If by chance it was the wrong decision it is her that has to live with it not us. So wouldn't it be better if we just talked about the implications of a previous denial brings to them in their process? I am sure that many of you have suspicions of this situation, and to be honest I can certainly see why, its not normal. But there comes a time when it is wiser to just keep it to yourself. [then why aren't you????]

I doubt that one thing any of you have said is going to make this woman say "OMG, I must run for my life now". Instead it is making her defend him even more. Seriously what is being accomplished here?



size changed by me for emphasis & comment in red is mine.
Anita CocktailMale02007-10-18 22:20:00
Middle East and North AfricaLET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR RED FLAGS
QUOTE (tmma @ Oct 18 2007, 04:46 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
It is clear to me that the ladies who also belong to the other board and here have not bashed Badr, but shown concern and honesty .
The only bashing I see is about Heather who sadly cannot defend herself.
Don't you think the story told is alittle unusual?


Excellent points as always, my friend.

PS this post is the first one here where I didn't need to edit to disable my siggy!
Anita CocktailMale02007-10-18 15:48:00
Middle East and North AfricaLET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR RED FLAGS
Charles, go hump someone else's leg. My ankle is getting sore.

Edited by LisaD, 18 October 2007 - 03:47 PM.

Anita CocktailMale02007-10-18 15:47:00
Middle East and North AfricaLET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR RED FLAGS
QUOTE (charlesandnessa @ Oct 18 2007, 04:41 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
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QUOTE (charlesandnessa @ Oct 18 2007, 04:36 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (LisaD @ Oct 18 2007, 03:27 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
QUOTE (charlesandnessa @ Oct 18 2007, 04:22 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
wow. i can't believe the amount of bashing going on around here. then again, maybe i should be used to it. blink.gif


Charles, where's the bashing???? Why can't people express concern and question things without it being labeled as 'bashing'?

don't see it? lemme schedule you an eye appointment.


Your agenda is as clear as the nose on my face.

Keep on topic please!

you're a fine one to be talking. what's the topic again? berating badr?


Red Flags....let me schedule you a reading comprehension appt.

Edited by LisaD, 18 October 2007 - 03:42 PM.

Anita CocktailMale02007-10-18 15:42:00
Middle East and North AfricaLET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR RED FLAGS
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QUOTE (charlesandnessa @ Oct 18 2007, 04:22 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
wow. i can't believe the amount of bashing going on around here. then again, maybe i should be used to it. blink.gif


Charles, where's the bashing???? Why can't people express concern and question things without it being labeled as 'bashing'?

don't see it? lemme schedule you an eye appointment.


Your agenda is as clear as the nose on my face.

Keep on topic please!

Edited by LisaD, 18 October 2007 - 03:40 PM.

Anita CocktailMale02007-10-18 15:39:00
Middle East and North AfricaLET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR RED FLAGS
QUOTE (charlesandnessa @ Oct 18 2007, 04:22 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
wow. i can't believe the amount of bashing going on around here. then again, maybe i should be used to it. blink.gif


Charles, where's the bashing???? Why can't people express concern and question things without it being labeled as 'bashing'?

Edited by LisaD, 18 October 2007 - 03:28 PM.

Anita CocktailMale02007-10-18 15:27:00
Middle East and North AfricaLET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR RED FLAGS
This story has just shaken me to the core....Badr's Love, I realize you're prolly completely pizzed off right now, but please take this further and make sure you know what you're getting into.

Ray Charles can see something's wrong here.
Anita CocktailMale02007-10-18 14:52:00
Middle East and North AfricaLET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR RED FLAGS
QUOTE (monnik @ Oct 18 2007, 02:40 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
As an outsider, who doesn't know anything about what happened, it looks like a frightening or strange situation. The thing that grabbed my attention was the picture of you wearing her engagement/wedding robes. Maybe you would like to pay tribute to her memory or show everyone that your fiance is moving on, but it can be perceived as one girl being brought in to finish what the first one started.


That belongs to the deceased wife?

wow.

In the 'mystory' new thread, BL wants to adopt the deceased wife's child.

blink.gif

Edited by LisaD, 18 October 2007 - 01:51 PM.

Anita CocktailMale02007-10-18 13:51:00
Middle East and North AfricaLET'S TALK ABOUT YOUR RED FLAGS
BL, how do you figure you'll get an approval if there was a denial with your man and his first American woman?

That's not even factoring in the 'replacement' American woman factor.

Edited by LisaD, 18 October 2007 - 01:23 PM.

Anita CocktailMale02007-10-18 13:22:00
Middle East and North AfricaVISA in hand-job in home country dilema

:rofl: Lisa, I thought the exact same thing. Happy ending anyone????


Oh good, I'm glad I wasn't the only one ;)

As an aside, Aveda's hand lotion is called 'hand relief'. Dunno why, but I fig'd I'd throw that out there ;)
Anita CocktailMale02010-04-14 12:29:00
Middle East and North AfricaVISA in hand-job in home country dilema

VISA in hand-job in home country dilema



Not to be crass, but I need to stop speed reading. :blink:
Anita CocktailMale02010-04-14 08:59:00
Middle East and North Africaprotesting in Morocco
I concur with everyone here; If you are going to protest, please do so on American soil.

Good luck.
Anita CocktailMale02010-04-14 08:57:00
Middle East and North AfricaNeed some advice about Divorce in Egypt

Thank you all for your kind words and emails sent to me as well you guys are awesome, I talked to Ahmed last night and he was begging me to try and make this work, I know things will not change he has said these words before, going there 7 times and being married over 2 years you put a lot of yourself into this. I dont feel at all it was a waste but just a growing opertunity. I don't really feel that heart broken, just knowing that this will be over and he is not comming is a big help. Thinking about what things could of turned out to be in the long run would of been worse so I thank God this has happened for a reason. There is always time to grow and improve your life and learn from your mistakes and im taking that and running with it. Again thank you all for being here for me, the support is more then i could of ever asked for.


You are an example for many. Keep strong, sister!
Anita CocktailMale02010-07-22 12:21:00
Middle East and North AfricaValentine's alone

For those of you who are also separated by oceans, how did you all connect?

As for me, we sent each other Valentine e-cards and chatted on skype some. It's just not the same. Yesterday was Valentines and tomorrow is his birthday and I really wish I could be there. Actually....even more, I wish he was here. It seems like every day that goes by is harder than the last.

My friends at work this morning were talking about what their husbands did for them yesterday......where they went out to eat, or they got flowers, or....blah blah. And I just would be so excited just to know he is there when I get home. :(

I know many of you, like me had to do two rounds of this. Does it get any easier?


I know it sounds overly simplistic, but what I did during the process was concentrate on preparations for his arrival; I worked a lot (let's face it, money helps!), and I also spent a lot of time working on myself (gym, facials, etc), also spent time reading, spending time with friends, etc because I knew that once I got married, I'd have a lot less time to devote solely to myself.

That relationship actually didn't work out (for other reasons), but at the same time, now that I am married with a baby, I appreciate the fact that I had that time to myself.
Anita CocktailMale02011-02-15 09:45:00
Middle East and North AfricaMy husband and my child

Rightfully so or not, you are one bitter bitter woman. Nothing else to say...


Bitter or not, her message is bang on accurate.
Anita CocktailMale02011-05-19 10:22:00
Middle East and North AfricaCombating the "yo mama don't live here" issue
I don't know what the answer is, but I wanted to say I empathize with you working moms. It is so hard!

I didn't work most of last year when I was pregnant/had my son in Sept. This year, I started over VERY part time in a new company (self-employed realtor, btw). When I didn't work, I stayed home with the baby, and took care of the home. My husband was working, and I didn't think it was fair to him to not pull my own weight around the house. I was responsible for everything home related, and I was fine with that...because he was working all day, and I was home. So it was easy for me to take care of the home, and have it nice for him when he got back from work. I don't feel it was his responsibility to work a full day, then have to come home to have to start cleaning a mess, when I've been at home all day long.

Then I started to work, and it was hard finding a balance. But, we both worked together at the house. Granted, I am a bit cleaner than my hubby...there have been times when he would walk past something that I would have dealt with. And anytime that would happen, I would mention it to him. I don't like nagging, I don't like fighting...and I certainly don't like treating my husband like a child...he's a grown man, he's my partner. I'm not going to set up a pice of oak tag with a chart so that he can get a star for the day for doing what he should. I am not his mother, nor his maid, and he knows that. And as partners, I give 100%, and he knows I expect the same from him.

Especially when both parents work, you must be hell-organized in order to work at an optimum speed, lol. While it may seem that I'm a housewife at times because I can work from home...I'm not. I have a 1000 things to do in a day workwise (I'm back full time), so I cannot and will not do everything.

Coincidentally, when we were finding our new 'legs' wrt to division of labor, we wound up watching that show Hoarders, and it made him so sick, that he's been awesome ever since. Especially the episodes where the family has small children. It's an extreme example of how a horrible home can affect a child. Granted, hoarding doesn't equal slight disarray, but if you (the OP) stopped cleaning altogether, how would the house look if it was solely up to him?

I'm sure he wants what's best for your child, so perhaps watch an ep of Hoarders to get your point across?

One suggestion as to the toys: I have found that when Nick has his choice of any of all of his toys, he winds up not really showing an interest in any of them. So we have started cycling the toys. We have a box where all the toys go, and every few days, they get 'cycled'. So he feels like he has new toys, and totally shows different interest when they are re-introduced. It also lessens up on the clutter of having everything all over the place.

Good luck!

Edited by Anita Cocktail, 30 June 2011 - 11:04 AM.

Anita CocktailMale02011-06-30 11:03:00