foreverserenity

foreverserenity

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[quote]I was kidding, Donna. ((((smooche))))[/quote] Whip, you know it's a love fest! [e digicons]:inlove:[/e] Listen, I hope you didn't think I was rippin into you. Just wanted to point out what I learned. I think we all jump to conclusions too much, and I'm pretty honest to say, I do it sometimes too! [quote]Speaking of "what do you expect", you do know I am a Conservative right? You didn't expect me to bow down on my knees to Obama like you people

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[quote]Will you be going into the delivery room with her, or just the father? Does she need anything else for the baby?[/quote] I hope to be there too! My mom was there when Amanda was born and I was so glad she was! That is nice of you to ask. I have yet to buy diapers! But one thing I told her, when I had her and her siblings, the one thing that made a lot of difference was having lots of bibs and blankets!

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Hey Charles, it is your right to "bitch" (though I would rather use another term since I dislike that word) any time, any way, any how you want. I wrote this article not to point out that you told me not to get "testy" but rather to show that it wasn't a flub on Mr. Obama's part when I found that article, because Whip wasn't the only one who felt that way. And neither was this article a rip on you or her for that matter. It's unbelievable when a article that is presented for

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[quote]I never said not to celebrate. This is after all a tradition. But during a downed economy, a huge deficit, record unemployment and plans to spend our way out of a bad situation; do you really believe Obama's inaguration should have gone into the records and the most expensive one?[/quote] No, but being in the time we are in now, it will be the most expensive one. Things were much cheaper years ago! [e digicons]*_*[/e] [quote]We need to wait and see wha

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[quote]Why do you see this as a blog on a black man? There is a serious disconnect with some in reading this. This blog is not about Obama (only tangentally) or the celebration (except again tangentally), but about the racism that surrounds this celebration. And it is palpable.[/quote] But it is about Obama Doc, you said that the people of this country, including the media are betraying Dr. King's dream? Where is the racism in this celebration when so many came from far and wide

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[quote]As long as the race card is played of course race will be an issue. You think I didnt vote for him because hes black? or the others for the most part that didnt vote for him? Not really... we voted on views or political party.[/quote] I dont' care whether you voted for him or not. I didn't ask you if you did. Some people just seem to deny that race does play an integral role in our country. President Obama and many of us are trying to get beyond that point, an

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Every now and again my oldest calls me giving me her symptoms and asking questions. Sometimes I can answer, sometimes I tell her to call her doctor, just to be on the safe side. She's off from work now, awaiting the birth of her baby. My baby is having a baby. I'm still in shock because I never thought this would be.&nbs

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Stubby, right on! Doc, I understnad your sentiment, and what you're saying, but you have to understand, it is not possible to forget that he is a Black man. Yes, we must address him and look at him as a man first, but let's face it, in this country, we all see color first and gender after! It will be baby steps towards reaching the goal of seeing a person first, and then who they are later. You shouldn't condemn those who do for this, it is a natural part of us, as br

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[quote] I think this inaguration is getting more hype than it should. It's not it's the first time we do this or it's any different. He's just another politician like any other and those who are of the opposing party ill not necessarily like him just like many Democrats didn't like Bush since day 1.[/quote] Aw come on Charles, if you or someone in your family, or friends, had something great happened to them, wouldn't you celebrate too, wouldn't you make a big deal out of it? In

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No Charles, they'll all run around singing other National Anthems because they are not Americans....people say stupid things in the heat of the moment when they are upset, you can't honestly expect them to do what they say!

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[quote]He ain't the President, he flubbed the freakin' oath, for crying out loud.[/quote] It wasn't flubbin. The Chief Justice who swore him in, didn't use notes, or read from anything and changed the wording a bit, Obama, probably already knowing the content of the words, said what it should be then realised that the Chief Justice didn't say what he was repeating. This was stated by Peter Jennings in his broadcast. The wording is still correct, and he is

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[quote]I don't know about you but sometimes hope is all you have.[/quote] [quote]the buzz in the air is exciting and hopeful[/quote] I'm excited for our country as well and being hopeful is a good thing!

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I'm watching Dr. Phil there are people on his show who are still incensed that Obama is President-elect. That so many people, namely, college students came out to vote for what they didn't know, so they say. And the fact that the media is so hype, and everyone is so hyped about inaugural day! Oh for the love of Pete, what did you gu

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[quote]Though sometimes when I'm sleeping too.[/quote] You and every man out there! [e digicons]}:)[/e] [quote]Didja hear the one about the horny rooster? No? Well I'll tell ya... Once upon a time there was this farmer who had a rooster that just COULDN'T get enough -the damn thing would screw every chicken and bird around for miles and miles and was STILL never satisfied. So one day the old farmer said "enough is enough" and he went to town and bought a thousand chickens.

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