Just a FYI for everyone, the scrapped the entire Billie plot, so David and Billie never were together. For reasons, I did it like that. Just a (late) heads up.
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David T says he hates cheating but in fact he is cheating on Billie with Shantel but shantel doesn't know about it. I hope they will fight Shantel deserves better
No one ever owns up to their cheating. They make 500 excuses and pretend it never happened. No one wants to be the bad guy anymore and it’s soooo boring.
Billie and I aren’t dating though? Like... ever. And I wouldn’t cheat. If I’m that unhappy I’ll just leave. Unlike half the people around here.
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You’re right about that. I mean not just for christmas, but just generally speaking seeing my kids happy, makes me happy, and i’m sure you feel the exact same way with your Son. How old is he? Yeah, purging is always a good idea especially when you know that its going to good use somewhere else.
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so-saoirse
Well she knew about it, of cours ehse had to she gave him permission to sue the family ring. She just didn’t get to see the actual proposal, only five people were present counting us. Think it was a excuse to gush /more/ about it but I really liked it and didn’t mind.
Oh, yes, the family ring. Oh, I understand now, that must have been sweet. Well exactly, you wouldn’t have minded that at all.
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My youngest ones are 2 and 4 and had to be explained a bit more, but when they caught on to the general idea they loved it. It was a success, thank god. Exactly! I thought so too. amillies always have traditions, and we never had one, so I was like well heres an idea, haha. Next year we might do it a bit differently, but the same general idea.
Yeah, its all the same kind of feeling. they’re just so excited. Yeah, it just adds to the feeling of it all. Especially when they’re from Santa. Thank you. They get spoiled every year from their grandparents, and aunts, and uncles, so I thought this would be a good thing to do. That is good to hear! You really can’t go wrong with those two things.
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It was something of that sorts, yeah. My oldest is 15 and he thought it was extremely cool to be doing that, my 6 year old was all for it because she caught on to the lesson of it, but my 4 year old, and my 2 year old didn’t quite understand it, but when I put it in black and white for them, and told them they would be helping some other kids out they couldn’t wait. It was actually relatively easy for them to pick which ones. And we went through their old toys too, but I wanted to make sure that the kids got new toys as well. Oh, that can always be interesting. How are your in-laws? Are they the cool in-laws as in pretty mellow, or are they the terrifying in-laws? Oh, well that would have been quite the gift. Are you pass your due date, or still got some time? Congratulations, either way!
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I think that may be considered as a “first world problem”. But i’ll be sure to be more kind to my children by not taking away a gift they’ve had for five seconds to give it to a child who would appreciate it more.
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Yeah, but its different when its your own child, compared to someone elses. I used to be like that though, so I understand what you’re saying. Yeah, but then to them its giving away stuff they don’t care about anymore, so theres no significance to them, so they’d just brush it off. But when its something you want, you’ll take more into consideration.
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Its teaching them the difference between need and want. They wanted all those gifts, but didn’t need them all. Another kid would kill for those gifts, so they kept the ones they ‘needed’ and gave away the ones that they knew another kid would be more thankful for. I hardly think thats cruel considering the living conditions of other children and their famillies.
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ffstaron
There is no greater gift at christmas time then watching your kids open their presents, and their faces lighting up. They we’re however a little disappointed when I told them they had to give up two of their presents. That is until I told them those gofts were going to kids who weren’t able to get many gifts, or gifts at all for christmas. This may be a yearly tradition from now on. How was everyone else’s Christmas?
I know what you mean, I was buying a bunch of stuff for my little sisters and they were really happy and smiling all the time, it’s cute, but what you did was a nice thing, maybe I’ll do the same next year– steal your idea and everything. Mine was good! It’s always great to spend time with the family, talk about life and eat like it’s the end of the world.
Awe that sounds really nice! How old are your sisters? By all means, go for it! Share the idea with a bunch of people. You’re right about that. I mean, how often do we get to do that in our line of work? Gotta take advantage of it when we can.
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itsjacklowden
Hey Jacky boy. I had a wonderful christmas. You’re right about that. I don’t think anybody does anything as well as us Scots do. We may be entirely bias though.
My man, Davey T. I’ve missed your handsome face. I’m glad to hear it! Did you drink yourself stupid, or were you playing responsible dad this year? And we’re definitely not biased, us Scots are just that great.
Awe, stop it you’re gonna make me blush. I missed yours more. I was playing responsible dad this year. I mean, I had to drive home after the Christmas was done, but I waited until the kids were in bed. I think so too.
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There is no greater gift at christmas time then watching your kids open their presents, and their faces lighting up. They we’re however a little disappointed when I told them they had to give up two of their presents. That is until I told them those gofts were going to kids who weren’t able to get many gifts, or gifts at all for christmas. This may be a yearly tradition from now on. How was everyone else’s Christmas?
rmciver
A childs smile while opening presents is the best feeling ever
My christmas was amazing
itisadelaide
Oh they were. I just wanted to teach them young of the importance of objects, and how much we want something verse need something. Which they may not understand now, but will one day. My fifteen year old was all for it though, so maybe one of them does. That is good to hear! where do you call home? That must have been nice. Has it been a while since you’ve seen them?
It’s a good thing to teach them, so bravo to you man. Of course they will – just right now they probably mad at you, right? I call Perth Australia home. it has been a long while since i last saw them – ive been around Vancouver more than anything as of lately!
Thank you, thank you. My youngest daughter is a little cranky about it, but she is also two so she doesn’t understand the reason why entirely. You’re an Aussie. That must have been really exciting to go home then. It’s absolutely beautiful there. Vancouver is also very beautiful though, so it’s a good second place to be. Are you filming in Vancouver right now?
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There is no greater gift at christmas time then watching your kids open their presents, and their faces lighting up. They we’re however a little disappointed when I told them they had to give up two of their presents. That is until I told them those gofts were going to kids who weren’t able to get many gifts, or gifts at all for christmas. This may be a yearly tradition from now on. How was everyone else’s Christmas?
I don’t have kids but I get the same feeling when I give my cat and dog one of them animal stockings. See, I’d be all down for that now but as a kid, I probably would have had a temper tantrum if my father had given me presents only to take them away. You’ve raised some pretty decent children. Pretty good, ate my body weight in pudding and chocolate so can’t complain.
Animals are like kids, though. Same sort of deal except ones a little human, and the other a feline. Yeah, because as a kid it’s harder to find the line between Need and want. So I wanted to teach them young the difference. Well thank you very much. That sounds like a perfect Christmas indeed.
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There is no greater gift at christmas time then watching your kids open their presents, and their faces lighting up. They we’re however a little disappointed when I told them they had to give up two of their presents. That is until I told them those gofts were going to kids who weren’t able to get many gifts, or gifts at all for christmas. This may be a yearly tradition from now on. How was everyone else’s Christmas?
keiynanofc
That is so nice of you to do for those kids in need. I think more people should be doing it as well.
I think so as well. Those kids and families don’t want to be in the position they are, and there is a lot of people who can afford to give back to the less fortunate.