Well, in this case, the senior Mr. Attias -- a major in the IDF -- had really important things on his mind. Like the defense of the people of Israel. I will be the first to admit that I am a working mom. I have children, and I do tread a fine line between nurturing clients and nurturing my chldren. I made a choice. I LIKE my work. Could I stop and be a stay-at-home parent all the time? Blissfully, yes. But it is not what I want to do. I have managed to find the next best possibility. Can I afford it? Yes. Easily. Do I recognize that not everyone can? Yes. I am a good parent. Most people try to be just that. Some -- like yourself -- need help. Well, take all the chemicals you need.

Make it a rule,every evening,that ,every member from the family tells something pleasant or less pleasant that happened the same day.First the father,than the mother and then each child,beginning with the oldest. Good luck.

Really? Kinder? Does that mean that the Swiss insurers such as Winterthur and Keller will FINALLY start paying out the billions of dollars that they owe to the surviving family members of Jews who held life insurance policies and perished in the Holocaust? Hey -- might be trillions (factor in interest and penalties since 1945) -- but that shouldn't be a problem for the very kind Swiss, should it? Besides -- think of all the Jewish-owned bank accounts that the Swiss pilfered. Kind, indeed, I must say. You need to shut up, Roger. There is a great deal to be said about the Swiss; not much of it good.