Comments on: The Heart-Wrenching Story of Teenage Suicides http://julesritter.com/2008/01/the-heart-wrenching-story-of-teenage-suicides/ Sun, 06 May 2012 18:57:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Marie Firmenich http://julesritter.com/2008/01/the-heart-wrenching-story-of-teenage-suicides/comment-page-1/#comment-126 Marie Firmenich Wed, 30 Jan 2008 08:19:09 +0000 http://julesritter.com/?p=210#comment-126 Oliver is such a sweetie! How lovely for him to have commented that it was like an angel waking him up! Jules, I would have cried! Since I have my stepson Frédéric living isolated up on the top floor, I find that I forget sometimes that his manly physique can hide a remarkably sensitve young boy. The blarring music, dirty dishes in the sink and empty cereal boxes left on the shelf in the pantry are all forgotten when he comments on how nice my hair looks after coming out of the coiffure! He seems to be the only one who notices at home (although our dog Tess is always complimentary). I'm interested in the studies on the internet about waking up by an alarm clock. Do you think you could do a piece on that? What happens to people who are woken up by the sound of a Ferrari racing by their bed? That was Nadège's birthday present to Philip 2 years ago. Oliver is such a sweetie! How lovely for him to have commented that it was like an angel waking him up! Jules, I would have cried!
Since I have my stepson Frédéric living isolated up on the top floor, I find that I forget sometimes that his manly physique can hide a remarkably sensitve young boy. The blarring music, dirty dishes in the sink and empty cereal boxes left on the shelf in the pantry are all forgotten when he comments on how nice my hair looks after coming out of the coiffure!
He seems to be the only one who notices at home (although our dog Tess is always complimentary).
I’m interested in the studies on the internet about waking up by an alarm clock. Do you think you could do a piece on that? What happens to people who are woken up by the sound of a Ferrari racing by their bed? That was Nadège’s birthday present to Philip 2 years ago.

]]> By: Lucy Evans http://julesritter.com/2008/01/the-heart-wrenching-story-of-teenage-suicides/comment-page-1/#comment-127 Lucy Evans Tue, 29 Jan 2008 20:48:22 +0000 http://julesritter.com/?p=210#comment-127 Thanks mother, well acctually Oliver isn't much one for talking on the phone, he is most likely spending hours at a time playing Counter Strike: Source - Much to my dismay - Also mother, you do have an angelic side, enough to get up when alice leaves, which is about the same time that i wake up in the morning. (hint hint) Julie, I love this atricle - very funny - it made me laugh. :) and I agree Oli does look a bit awkward in the mini, its for petite and beautiful women such as yourselves haha. See you on friday! Lots of love, Lucy x Thanks mother, well acctually Oliver isn’t much one for talking on the phone, he is most likely spending hours at a time playing Counter Strike: Source – Much to my dismay – Also mother, you do have an angelic side, enough to get up when alice leaves, which is about the same time that i wake up in the morning. (hint hint)

Julie, I love this atricle – very funny – it made me laugh. :)
and I agree Oli does look a bit awkward in the mini, its for petite and beautiful women such as yourselves haha.
See you on friday! Lots of love, Lucy x

]]> By: Claire Fenner http://julesritter.com/2008/01/the-heart-wrenching-story-of-teenage-suicides/comment-page-1/#comment-128 Claire Fenner Tue, 29 Jan 2008 12:07:17 +0000 http://julesritter.com/?p=210#comment-128 We, in our house, have come to love the gorgeous boy Oliver, having the other half of the dewy eyed teenage love under our eaves (see 'love is in the air' Dec 2007). Her first word was 'shoes' and she didn't say anything else for about a month - what does this say about her! She too would like to be woken up by and angel, but I just cannot summon my angelic side in the morning, and she needs to continue to shed her princess tendencies - so it is the alarm clock for her and no mistake. ...and by the way, he is not in splendid isolation in his room - he is most likely talking to Lucy on the phone! We, in our house, have come to love the gorgeous boy Oliver, having the other half of the dewy eyed teenage love under our eaves (see ‘love is in the air’ Dec 2007). Her first word was ‘shoes’ and she didn’t say anything else for about a month – what does this say about her! She too would like to be woken up by and angel, but I just cannot summon my angelic side in the morning, and she needs to continue to shed her princess tendencies – so it is the alarm clock for her and no mistake.
…and by the way, he is not in splendid isolation in his room – he is most likely talking to Lucy on the phone!

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