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Whats that Laurel & Hardy film called ?
You know the one were Stan has been left guarding the trenches, and he dosnt know the war is over. He gets put in a hospital and sits in a wheel chair for a one legged man.
Got to stop, Im laughing as I type.
But whats it called ?
its called 'block-heads'
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Block-Heads
see what you have done...now im laughing..remember it well 
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Prison Mistakes - 11 news reporter Shern-Min Chow
Husband being sworn in today..?
My husband is going into the Army Nat'l Guard. I have been so supportive of him, his family not so supportive. His own mother even called one night and said for him to purchase a wheel chair now, cause I would be pushing him around in it, among some other things she has said...
Please give me some advice to help soothe my worries. Im an air force brat myself, and know it's going to be hard, we also have a 3 year old daughter....
I am clueless as to how I am going to explain this to her, and tell her that he loves her, but wont be home every now and again?!
I am so proud of him, for trying to make our life easier, and better. And I have to admit, the Army does a lot for their soldiers.
Any Army wives out there who could help me determine how to go about this with our daughter??
Thank you
Well, it is difficult and more so when family isnt supportive. You need to let them know right up front, politely, that if they want to speak negative about it, than information regarding him will not be shared. As far as your daughter is concerned, she will have good days and bad ones, just like you. She is at an age where she will be wondering where the heck is daddy. The best thing to do is answer her questions as honestly as possible. Take lots of pictures of her and her daddy and frame them and put them throughout the house. Video tape your husband reading stories to her so she can watch and follow along. Also go to www.militaryonesource.com and get the FREE Elmo dvd about deployments. our 2 year old LOVES it and it even helps me when there are days I am dreading deployments. keep her busy and active, as well as you. Good luck
