foreverserenity

foreverserenity

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I agree about not waking in the same position when falling asleep snuggling...impossible unless you end up without the use of your arms like you did! My daughter tested that one...she likes going to sleep snuggling in my arms and one night I didn't wake up to take her to her bed! Man did I feel it the next day!lol! I liked this Chris, really nice!

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OMG! I laughed because I could just see what you saw sitting at that corner!lol! I would love to seea photo of this! Glad you're still writing, it takes me a while to get around these days! [e digicons]:D[/e]

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[quote] I hope you find your password! And if anyone else out there, twitters, maybe they can let us know. [/quote] I'm sure I will at some point!lol! Yeah!

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Hiya Rose, yes, it was so moving and opened my eyes to a lot I didn't know! You should see it if you can. On another note I forgot my Twitter password!lol! I will have to have them send it to me. Guess you haven't been on much either?!

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[quote]Well the middle class.... skilled workers... professionals are going to be left out to dry. Instead the "minorities" that have no skills what so ever will be in charge of building these bridges... enjoy... after all you guys voted these nuts in and now you get to live with the wonder "gee is this bridge going to give out while im driving over it?"[/quote] You are so full of it!

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[quote]HBO should be applauded for not putting a lot of politics (in either direction) into the film and for just putting on a very respectful and thoughtful film that treats the military and military families with the respect and dignity they deserve. Highly recommended viewing.[/quote] Absoulutely!

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I saw this move on HBO Saturday night. It was pretty moving to me, emotionally moving. It was about a soldier who died in Iraq and his coming home, it was based on a true story. I had no idea that the men who died in Iraq or other wars, were escorted home by other soldiers. In this story, Kevin Bacon's character, (a real person) Lt. Colonel Mike Strobl, is a Marine Officer who volunteered to take home a sol

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[quote]was supportive of Bush for pretty much the entirety of his first term. I certainly didn't vote for him but he was duly elected even though it did require the intervention of his father’s Supreme Court and I considered him my president just like every other president we’ve had since Ike, whether I voted for them or not.[/quote] I didn't vote for him either, but he was my President and I felt his first four years was better than the last four that turned into a nightma

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[quote]But if you like we can pretend there is no cause only effect.[/quote] I used to love playing pretend games as a child. [e digicons]:bebi:[/e] [quote]nobody's givin me any free sammiches or a rent free secure housing unit[/quote] [quote]Well, shame on you. Not like the road map is a secret or anything.[/quote] When you guys find it, let me know!

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[quote]I think you just view it differently because this is a President that YOU stand behind. Perspective makes a difference.[/quote] No disagreement there! [quote]Where is the hope now?[/quote] Maybe we can help him find it? Or refer him for some motivational pick me up since he has probably realised that there will be hell to pay if he doesn't deliver..?

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[quote]Not to mention a major Democratic campaign financier, as well as a minor Republican one. Hope and change. [/quote] Oh yes, the people who have lost their life savings are so happy to discuss political affiliations in the midst of all their troubles. What else is more important eh? [e digicons]:|[/e]

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After reading what I wrote first, I rephrased the beginning of my sentence because it reads better, and less toxic! Yes, even I can be toxic!

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[quote]Hopefully you understand why I found your post so ironic.[/quote] Wonderful, now I understand your comment. See how good it is when you explain yourself? Thank you. Of course, the shoe is on the other foot. I am all for it, there's nothing like good old ribbing and disagreement. The thing is there isn't just that going on. It would be idiotic of me to argue that. Regardless of how everyone, or make that, those who opposed Bush felt abou

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R. Allen Stanford is a financier on the run. He ripped off his clients money! Another one! How many are out there I wonder? It is amazing how he and Bernard Madoff got away with their scams for so long! While Madoff is still living his life, seemingly free from worry and jail, Stanford is now on the run from the law! <span style="font-size: small; font-family: comic sans ms,san

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This is good, sharing your "what would you do". I think that the road projects are good because there are so many local governments where the bridges and roads are falling apart and who had to stop projects they started, or do without because of lack of funding. This means more jobs for some and being able to keep their jobs for others. I do like your idea of the universal internet service.

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This is not just about the naysayers who continually bashes the leadership of this country. It is for those of who don't think we will survive what is going on in our country right now. It's toxic, it pulls us all down, it weighs heavily that so many have so little hope for us to get beyond the conditions our country is in now. <span style="font-size: small; font-family: comic sans ms,sans-serif;

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