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December 21, 2007 at 8:53 AM #11285December 21, 2007 at 3:11 PM #122414
NotCranky
ParticipantThanks for the reminder. One more …Grammy and Pop Pop are here to help with the kids for 10 days. Hallelujah!
Merry Christmas
December 21, 2007 at 3:11 PM #122470NotCranky
ParticipantThanks for the reminder. One more …Grammy and Pop Pop are here to help with the kids for 10 days. Hallelujah!
Merry Christmas
December 21, 2007 at 3:11 PM #122492NotCranky
ParticipantThanks for the reminder. One more …Grammy and Pop Pop are here to help with the kids for 10 days. Hallelujah!
Merry Christmas
December 21, 2007 at 3:11 PM #122393NotCranky
ParticipantThanks for the reminder. One more …Grammy and Pop Pop are here to help with the kids for 10 days. Hallelujah!
Merry Christmas
December 21, 2007 at 3:11 PM #122244NotCranky
ParticipantThanks for the reminder. One more …Grammy and Pop Pop are here to help with the kids for 10 days. Hallelujah!
Merry Christmas
December 21, 2007 at 3:27 PM #122408scaredyclassic
ParticipantYeah, well, I have always believed in the power of negative thinking and abhorred positive thinking.
It’s not that great here. I’m grateful for what i have, but I’m not kidding myself. This country is no fun.
We are stressed out. we are unhappy. We are not starving but we’re fatter than ever. We are eating and dreiving ourselves to death.
We’re anxious.
No parent can ever relax. We all lvie in fear for our children. My parents used to not watch us liek hawks. We live in a culture of fear today. It is a violent, cruel, ccrazy, dangerous country. We lock each other up, including kids,a nd kill each other, legally and otherwise, at one of the highest rates int he world. it’s a symptom of a sickness. It’s not a sign of a free society. It’s a sign of a mad society. we may not be broke, but we may be broken.
I’d rather have freedome from religion especially emanating from the governemtn, than the freedom to worship. Im not likely to get that anytime soon.
I’m grateful to be healthy. but I consider it justa lucky break in a sick society.
There is so much wealth, so inequitably distributed, with somuch pain, and so little organized response to human suffering in this society, that it should make us all feel ashamed.
I don’t feel grateful. I feel sick to my stomach.
Drink Heavily.
December 21, 2007 at 3:27 PM #122429scaredyclassic
ParticipantYeah, well, I have always believed in the power of negative thinking and abhorred positive thinking.
It’s not that great here. I’m grateful for what i have, but I’m not kidding myself. This country is no fun.
We are stressed out. we are unhappy. We are not starving but we’re fatter than ever. We are eating and dreiving ourselves to death.
We’re anxious.
No parent can ever relax. We all lvie in fear for our children. My parents used to not watch us liek hawks. We live in a culture of fear today. It is a violent, cruel, ccrazy, dangerous country. We lock each other up, including kids,a nd kill each other, legally and otherwise, at one of the highest rates int he world. it’s a symptom of a sickness. It’s not a sign of a free society. It’s a sign of a mad society. we may not be broke, but we may be broken.
I’d rather have freedome from religion especially emanating from the governemtn, than the freedom to worship. Im not likely to get that anytime soon.
I’m grateful to be healthy. but I consider it justa lucky break in a sick society.
There is so much wealth, so inequitably distributed, with somuch pain, and so little organized response to human suffering in this society, that it should make us all feel ashamed.
I don’t feel grateful. I feel sick to my stomach.
Drink Heavily.
December 21, 2007 at 3:27 PM #122508scaredyclassic
ParticipantYeah, well, I have always believed in the power of negative thinking and abhorred positive thinking.
It’s not that great here. I’m grateful for what i have, but I’m not kidding myself. This country is no fun.
We are stressed out. we are unhappy. We are not starving but we’re fatter than ever. We are eating and dreiving ourselves to death.
We’re anxious.
No parent can ever relax. We all lvie in fear for our children. My parents used to not watch us liek hawks. We live in a culture of fear today. It is a violent, cruel, ccrazy, dangerous country. We lock each other up, including kids,a nd kill each other, legally and otherwise, at one of the highest rates int he world. it’s a symptom of a sickness. It’s not a sign of a free society. It’s a sign of a mad society. we may not be broke, but we may be broken.
I’d rather have freedome from religion especially emanating from the governemtn, than the freedom to worship. Im not likely to get that anytime soon.
I’m grateful to be healthy. but I consider it justa lucky break in a sick society.
There is so much wealth, so inequitably distributed, with somuch pain, and so little organized response to human suffering in this society, that it should make us all feel ashamed.
I don’t feel grateful. I feel sick to my stomach.
Drink Heavily.
December 21, 2007 at 3:27 PM #122259scaredyclassic
ParticipantYeah, well, I have always believed in the power of negative thinking and abhorred positive thinking.
It’s not that great here. I’m grateful for what i have, but I’m not kidding myself. This country is no fun.
We are stressed out. we are unhappy. We are not starving but we’re fatter than ever. We are eating and dreiving ourselves to death.
We’re anxious.
No parent can ever relax. We all lvie in fear for our children. My parents used to not watch us liek hawks. We live in a culture of fear today. It is a violent, cruel, ccrazy, dangerous country. We lock each other up, including kids,a nd kill each other, legally and otherwise, at one of the highest rates int he world. it’s a symptom of a sickness. It’s not a sign of a free society. It’s a sign of a mad society. we may not be broke, but we may be broken.
I’d rather have freedome from religion especially emanating from the governemtn, than the freedom to worship. Im not likely to get that anytime soon.
I’m grateful to be healthy. but I consider it justa lucky break in a sick society.
There is so much wealth, so inequitably distributed, with somuch pain, and so little organized response to human suffering in this society, that it should make us all feel ashamed.
I don’t feel grateful. I feel sick to my stomach.
Drink Heavily.
December 21, 2007 at 3:27 PM #122484scaredyclassic
ParticipantYeah, well, I have always believed in the power of negative thinking and abhorred positive thinking.
It’s not that great here. I’m grateful for what i have, but I’m not kidding myself. This country is no fun.
We are stressed out. we are unhappy. We are not starving but we’re fatter than ever. We are eating and dreiving ourselves to death.
We’re anxious.
No parent can ever relax. We all lvie in fear for our children. My parents used to not watch us liek hawks. We live in a culture of fear today. It is a violent, cruel, ccrazy, dangerous country. We lock each other up, including kids,a nd kill each other, legally and otherwise, at one of the highest rates int he world. it’s a symptom of a sickness. It’s not a sign of a free society. It’s a sign of a mad society. we may not be broke, but we may be broken.
I’d rather have freedome from religion especially emanating from the governemtn, than the freedom to worship. Im not likely to get that anytime soon.
I’m grateful to be healthy. but I consider it justa lucky break in a sick society.
There is so much wealth, so inequitably distributed, with somuch pain, and so little organized response to human suffering in this society, that it should make us all feel ashamed.
I don’t feel grateful. I feel sick to my stomach.
Drink Heavily.
December 21, 2007 at 4:06 PM #122558Borat
ParticipantNo parent can ever relax. We all lvie in fear for our children. My parents used to not watch us liek hawks. We live in a culture of fear today. It is a violent, cruel, ccrazy, dangerous country. We lock each other up, including kids,a nd kill each other, legally and otherwise, at one of the highest rates int he world. it’s a symptom of a sickness. It’s not a sign of a free society. It’s a sign of a mad society. we may not be broke, but we may be broken.
You are watching too much TV and consuming too much Fox News. This country has troubles but we can fix the problems if we work together. Is there crime? Sure. Do bad things sometimes happen to kids? Of course. But you know what? That stuff happened when we were kids too but it wasn’t broadcast 24/7 on MSNBCNN to every state in the nation when a kid got kidnapped or stuck down a well. Things were just as dangerous back then but people were less aware of it. Remember that people didn’t used to wear seatbelts back then and they all smoked like chimneys!
Cheer up amigo, things aren’t so bad!
December 21, 2007 at 4:06 PM #122311Borat
ParticipantNo parent can ever relax. We all lvie in fear for our children. My parents used to not watch us liek hawks. We live in a culture of fear today. It is a violent, cruel, ccrazy, dangerous country. We lock each other up, including kids,a nd kill each other, legally and otherwise, at one of the highest rates int he world. it’s a symptom of a sickness. It’s not a sign of a free society. It’s a sign of a mad society. we may not be broke, but we may be broken.
You are watching too much TV and consuming too much Fox News. This country has troubles but we can fix the problems if we work together. Is there crime? Sure. Do bad things sometimes happen to kids? Of course. But you know what? That stuff happened when we were kids too but it wasn’t broadcast 24/7 on MSNBCNN to every state in the nation when a kid got kidnapped or stuck down a well. Things were just as dangerous back then but people were less aware of it. Remember that people didn’t used to wear seatbelts back then and they all smoked like chimneys!
Cheer up amigo, things aren’t so bad!
December 21, 2007 at 4:06 PM #122537Borat
ParticipantNo parent can ever relax. We all lvie in fear for our children. My parents used to not watch us liek hawks. We live in a culture of fear today. It is a violent, cruel, ccrazy, dangerous country. We lock each other up, including kids,a nd kill each other, legally and otherwise, at one of the highest rates int he world. it’s a symptom of a sickness. It’s not a sign of a free society. It’s a sign of a mad society. we may not be broke, but we may be broken.
You are watching too much TV and consuming too much Fox News. This country has troubles but we can fix the problems if we work together. Is there crime? Sure. Do bad things sometimes happen to kids? Of course. But you know what? That stuff happened when we were kids too but it wasn’t broadcast 24/7 on MSNBCNN to every state in the nation when a kid got kidnapped or stuck down a well. Things were just as dangerous back then but people were less aware of it. Remember that people didn’t used to wear seatbelts back then and they all smoked like chimneys!
Cheer up amigo, things aren’t so bad!
December 21, 2007 at 4:06 PM #122457Borat
ParticipantNo parent can ever relax. We all lvie in fear for our children. My parents used to not watch us liek hawks. We live in a culture of fear today. It is a violent, cruel, ccrazy, dangerous country. We lock each other up, including kids,a nd kill each other, legally and otherwise, at one of the highest rates int he world. it’s a symptom of a sickness. It’s not a sign of a free society. It’s a sign of a mad society. we may not be broke, but we may be broken.
You are watching too much TV and consuming too much Fox News. This country has troubles but we can fix the problems if we work together. Is there crime? Sure. Do bad things sometimes happen to kids? Of course. But you know what? That stuff happened when we were kids too but it wasn’t broadcast 24/7 on MSNBCNN to every state in the nation when a kid got kidnapped or stuck down a well. Things were just as dangerous back then but people were less aware of it. Remember that people didn’t used to wear seatbelts back then and they all smoked like chimneys!
Cheer up amigo, things aren’t so bad!
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