I like going on walks with my husband to explore the city. My husband is a detective. I do volunteer work and teach music. I have not played tennis. I feel handling teens is crazy as they need more supervision. I have 2 boys who are 15 and 16 and one girl who is 14. They all are honor students sometimes. I think my kids are smart. My eldest son just started dating a girl. My husband and I like to go on city outings. I'd like to take my son and the girl he's dating to one of our city outings. I was up all night with my child when he or she was a baby.
I have a dog. I love soccer and swimming. I play professional tennis. I am nervous about teen years as I feel they could be hard. The idea of having a child who is dating is scary to me. This is my first pregnancy. I have more than 1 adopted child. Their biological father will help me with the new baby. I have children who are too young to date yet. I am six months pregnant with a baby girl. I have two children that are already born: a son and a daughter. I am trying to stay healthy with walking. I play tennis, but need to stop soon due to my pregnancy. I am continuing to play tennis during my pregnancy. I know better than my doctors what is good for me. I am not playing tennis hard. I am just training.
What do your other children think about the new baby? Are they excited? Heh, well, children never like to play second fiddle to anyone else where their mother is concerned/ I can imagine. My two sons and daughters are close together in age, but when my daughter was born, my older boys got jealous of all the attention she got from me. I have a photo of the three-year-old me holding my baby brother shortly after he was born. I do not look happy. I was not pleased. That's funny. I don't know how you manage with all of the kids you're taking care of. Are you going to stop having more kids once your baby girl is born? That's the plan! We simply don't have the resources to have more. I want to raise these kids well, get them out into their own independent lives, and then travel a bit. You sound like you're doing a great job as a parent. How's your tennis career going? So far, so good, but it's gonna take a hit once I have to stop for the pregnancy. You can't stay at the top of your game if you have to take an extended period away from it. Some players are able to recover their former conditioning and proficiency without too much trouble, but I don't know if I'm one of them.... I think you'll be able to bounce back from it. I had a hard time getting back into teaching after my third child, my 14-year-old daughter, was born. It Well, teaching is a different animal. I'm just past my prime years for tennis, but I'm still good enough to beat players my age and those younger who aren't as skilled as I am. To take time off and lose fitness for the game at my age might mean the end of my playing career... That doesn't mean I can't be a Pro and teach.... There you go. You could always find a new angle to use your tennis skills if you can't play competitive tennis. By the way, have you picked out a name for your baby yet? We've talked about it. We've decided to name her Emma after my grandmother, who was a total Sweetie.