Can my grandma take me to get a piercing? I'm under 18.?
Please don't do it if it's a non-earlobe piercing.....it's so skanky and whorish to see women vandalize themselves in that way (same goes for tattoos). If it's earlobes, then fine. But your Grandmother isn't considered a legal guardian. Good day, J
I'm under 18- Can my grandma take me in to get a piercing if my parents wont?
You could lie that she is your legal guardian. Good look with ur piercing. If I were you I would not take the chance ur mom will slap u when she sees it .
How do I get my grandma to shut up?
tell her to shut up and get out of ur house but if she is ur guardian then call social services on her butt no kid needs to be hit and stabbed with chopsticks bcuz they r climbing on the bed
How can i get my grandma to shut up?
I guess no one can do any thing about such women, so endure her behavior as long as you can. No matter how hard you will try, she will find some other side in which you are lagging behind. Some people are just impossible to make happy.
Can my grandma take me to get my drivers permit?
If the papers are filled you could have your grocer take you,
What should I do if I miss my grandma who has passed away?
I was in similar situation few years ago when my grandpa passed away. He was my ideal as his father died when he was just a kid, however he raised family to great standards, and provided my father and family everything. He was respected and rich in his locality. He started with nothing and with hard work and dedication built everything. So when I set foot in real life after college he became my hero.Then one day he died and I did not cry that day as I thought he had awesome life etc..and glad he had not to suffer in hospitals in this old age.However after few weeks I started to miss him so much. And used to have dreams I can't explain. .... I wanted him alive so much so I could ask him all the things I want to talk and tell us his stories... Two things helped me settle:I met a teacher and discussed the struggle I was going through. He said do the things he would have liked or appreciated. And if you really want to meet him. You can meet him in dream someday :-) . That really looked like funny idea however yes (1.) I started to do a thing which would have made him proud (financial support to a relative who needed is most on ongoing basis. ) and yes this makes me feel great as I know he would have been very happy to see me doing it. (2.) After few months of above compassionate act, I met my grandpa in dream. He was happy, he was looking great. After I got up I remembered that meeting and felt great. And yes the dreaded unexplainable dreams I used to have before, stopped and never happened again.Now I feel great about my grandpa. Every month when I do that little support , it makes a family happy, also our own family happy as my parents also know about it. And since then my relationship with grandpa has been great. So please you may also try this:1. See if you can do something which your grandma would have loved to do. Like maybe supporting one of her close siblings or children or anyone. Or any other thing like meeting and talking with someone she would have love to give her time. Just anything which will make you feel great about grandma and doing that.2. Expect with positive assumption that someday you gonna meet your grandma in dream. She gonna look at you with bright eyes. You will feel great about this meeting and about her in the morning. You will be happy to know she will never have to visit another dr checkup or medicine of this world as she is perfectly fine.Wishing you best!
Why do I have dreams about my grandma's house?
A house represent the psyche or the mind. Usually old houses come to represent a certain part of our psyche (certain type of thinking) which we were acquainted with at this part of our lives.Have you been raised by your grandma? or has she been a significant character in your childhood?
How can I make my grandmother happy?
First of all very sorry to know about your grandfather.RIP….I can feel it because my grandparents are also not in this world.I miss them a lot.You can do certain things to make your grandmother happy:-Try to pass some time with her such as you can take her for morning or evening walk in the park.Ask her to tell you the best moments with your grandfather.I know it will make her remind of your grandfather but believe me when she will tell you those moments she will have smile on her face.You can make reading some spiritual books for her so that she can have peace in her mind.Sometimes watch tv with her.Don't change anything in your home after your grandfather.Continue all the system and schedule as usual as it was at the time of your grandfather.Try to make her feel that she is not alone.You also pass time as much as you can because grandparents are those gifts by God which is always with you whenever you need even after their death.
How do I get over the death of my grandmother? A lot of times, when I think about her, I lose it.
I ignored my parents for many years. When my father died, I barely noticed. Many years later, my mother got very old and frail, and I moved to be near her. We became friends, deep and good friends. Near the end, she was painfully sick, and she said, “I’ve gone as far as I can go.” When she died, I was heart broken. I grieved for many months.Then one day, I recalled her words. Her journey was finished. I realized that I was the one that did not want her to go. I was unhappy because I did not have what I wanted. She was tired and in pain. She had gone far enough, but I selfishly wanted her to keep going for me, for what I wanted. I was being greedy and unkind, and I was sad because I lost something I wanted. I was not mourning for her; I was mourning my loss. It was time for me to grow up and accept the things I cannot change.I still miss her, when I think of her. Now I try to love others as well as she loved me. I’m not as good at it as she was, but it is good and it is enough. And I try to not be as selfish as I was.I don’t know if this applies to you.Somebody once told me there are two kinds of love. First is love of what I get. That’s like I love bananas and beans. The other is love that I give. I gave love to my mother, and she gave love to me. That was a gift freely given and gratefully received. It is enough.