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Expectations on your children...
| Thu, 06-03-2004 - 1:56pm |
Wrt their working status/parenting as an adult?
If you SAH, will you encourage your daughter (or son) to do the same? How would you feel if they chose different from the path you have taken as a parent?

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She never met my DH. It's interesting because it's like they "passed" each other . . . the night she died was the first night he and I spent together. He was there in the morning when my Dad called to say Mom was slipping away. Ok, I've gotta stop or I'll start crying at work!!!
I'm very sorry to hear about your mother too. 35 is still way too young to lose a mother.
Hehehhe, I just took this issue up with the architect last week (after 2 years, I'm only now emotionally capable of dealing with this again).
Mondo
Noelle - I'm so sorry for bringing up such hard memories.
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Mondo
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Please feel free to email me if you ever need a sympathetic ear, I'd be more than happy to listen.
If your architect messed up, then it's between you and the architect. If the gen'l contractor was working directly for you, then the implied warranty of workmanlike performance on his part only means that he had a duty to notify you that something didn't look right if normal review made that obvious; making sure that whatever it was was corrected would have been up to you (which it sounds like you ended up doing.) If the flaw was not obvious to the gen'l contractor, he didn't have to go to great lengths to triple-check all the measurements and do stress tests to look for flaws; there is a presumption that supplied plans are sound.
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