Picture what? Harry sitting for hours playing hair salon client with his daughters and having rubber bands in his hair? Time of his life reveling having fun while kids are at that age, simply delightful! They can grow up fast, but parents will always remember the time and fun when they were small!

Like the other fans, I am also one who misses Soaptalk eagerly awaiting Lisa mention about her babies and her husband!

Harry Hamlin also has a son with Ursula Andress. The son (I think his name is Dimitri) was born in 1980 – the same year as my son (which is why I remember). Ursula was over 40 at the time and Harry Hamlin was about 30.

That’s exactly how I saw it too Emily

Jade: Her statements made perfect sense to me. She was saying that when she’s with her kids she’s giving 100% and when she’s at work she’s giving 100% – meaning that wherever she is she’s focusing totally on that thing. I see no contradiction in her statements.

I like lisa, when she was on soaptalk, she would mention her girls a lot and harry too, she seems nice too.

Jane, I couldn’t agree more and you put it very well.

One of these girls was in riding camp with my daughter and I was surprised to see the dad there for drop off and pick-up instead of the usual nanny. He was even there to video tape his daughter riding. I thought that was cool. Unfortunately, that daughter was very mean to my own kid and treated her like she was beneath her. I hope she grows out of it. I’ve felt resentful ever since that camp experience and have often wondered if celeb kids are mean like that because they’re used to being handed off all of the time to “the help.”

On the other hand, the dad seemed very hands on. Kids can be mean no matter what their background so probably the celeb stuff has nothing to do with it.

I totally agree with Jade.

I hear this all the time and it never makes sense. If you want to do your career “100%” then you don’t have anything else going on for you. Same with raising kids and having a family. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with having a lot of activities going on in one’s life, but it’s clearly a balancing act and you sacrifice – either time with your kids, husband or wife, time on the job, whatever. It’s kind of a feel-good statement to say that quantity is more important than quality and that you can do everything “100%” but I don’t think it’s an honest statement.