This morning as I was writing on my other blog I saw someone was in chat and decided to go in. There was Rosie and we were talking about how much fun chat was at one time.

I am sure everyone stopped going in there because the constant fighting and what not but maybe we can all try this again as it is no fun chatting alone.

So what do you guys think? Want to start going in there again? I myself loved being able to write a post and then go into chat and have a laugh, help a friend or have someone be supportive of me.

For those of you who are new to Blogstream perhaps going into the chat room can help us all connect like a family like we used to be. I for one am going to make more of an effort to go into chat, so see you there!

I took the older boys to the park the other day. It was nice to be able to sit back and relax just watching them play instead of running after a toddler but I still had the Mommy guilt of not taking Geneva (1/12) with me.

Cullen (10) and Isaiah (5) ran after each other playing tag and Darian (14) practiced skateboarding. Then some more kids on skateboards came and they joined Darian. I smiled watching him make friends and learning new tricks.

As a Mom I have some great ears I can pay close attention to a conversation I pick up on without anyone knowing I am listening to them. I tuned in to a conversation these two teens were having who had just left the basketball court.

I hear them agreeing how they were both in bad moods and that they should beat up the skateboarders. Of course my motherly protection starts a brewing and I am ready to cuss them out but I also realize Darian is a teen and I can’t always fight his battle.

So I hear these kids go on and on about how lame skateboarding is and how their going to kick their a**es. They ended up leaving with nothing happening of course their bark was worse then their bight.

It saddened me to see how judgmental people can be. Just one more stereotype out there and one other hated group of people, sad really sad.