I'm sorry, but I don't think religion needs to be brought into the same sex marriage issue at all. Marriage is first and foremost a legal contract between two people, and the religious aspect of it is something totally separate. No one who advocates same sex marriage, at least no one that I know, is trying to force any church or denomination to accept it or to perform the ceremonies. Most same sex couples are perfectly happy to have a civil ceremony t
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Very true...just reading your article made me stop and remember a few of those precious moments of my own.....thank you!!
Okay, I'm back....and I'm a little disappointed to see all the comments so far are from people who agree with you. Maybe you scared the others away with your last paragraph! Anyhow, I'll just add a few thoughts here: On disability--I think the entire system needs a fullblown overhaul. I watched my stepfather, who had severe asthma, then developed cancer, and THEN fell
So, seeing as I have my own blog in which to air my opinions, that is exactly what I intend to do. Be warned, some people might find the following statements offensive. I don't care. I'm done treading lightly around certain topics. Oh sure, post a great article like this just as I'm ready to sign of
What did the parents do? Thay sat there throughout the entire show. Never mind that their kids were literally terrified, never mind that the rest of the theater had their viewing pleasure marred by the screams of frightened children...they just sat there and didn't give a fuck about anyone but themselves. What kind of parents
You know that awful grouch your spouse works with--or for? The one who leaves your mate frustrated or irritated by the end of the day? Even if you never meet your spouse's coworkers face-to-face, you can play an important role in their workplace relationships. Don't be quick to judge or criticize. Encourage your spouse to verbalize the positive characteristi
poetmom, you truly have it all. poetry and a trained male. how do you do it ? Well, I'm not sure how it happened....he came that way.....
My high school English teacher stated that swearing was merely the inability to express one's self otherwise. I tend to agree with him. On the whole, therefore, I don't swear. This is what I was always taught by my parents, and is one of the reasons I don't swear, as well. However, I once stated that
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1. What's your name? Teresa 2. Where are you from? Ohio 3. What's Your Birthday? July 5 4. How old are you? Almost 43 5. What is your profession? Former teacher, current writer/mother 6. If a tree falls in the woods and no one is around to hear it, does it still make a sound? But of course!!
I think you should give it a go. Sounds like you guys can work out a schedule that makes everybody happy....and if it turns out otherwise, then you don't have to keep at it. IMO, better to try and fail than never to try at all....
Having said that, he has been known to 'dutch oven' me.....he'll drop a really nasty one in the car, then roll up and lock all the windows and turn the heaters on full blast to ensure I get the full effect of what he ate for supper last night. Oh my....I'd have to KILL him.....<img src="../images/smiles
Looking at my TBR (To Be Read) list, I'll add these: The Five People You Meet In Heaven, Mitch Alborn The Red Tent, Anita Diamant Heart of a Woman, Maya Angelou River Cross My Heart, Breena Clarke
The jews/pharisees who tortured and crucified Christ did so in passion. While I agree with the basic premise of your article, and feel much the same way about the movie as you do, I had to take issue with this statement. The Jews did not torture or crucify Christ, the Romans did......
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Reading this, I realize again just how blessed I am....I couldn't recognize my hubby in ANY of those afflictions you described....now my EXES....that's a whole other story!
Count me in....sounds like fun!!
Don't quit, Ashlee....you're a good writer, and I enjoy visiting your blog! Some things are going to get comments, and some aren't, but we have to learn not to take it as a personal affront when we don't get comments. Just write what's on your heart or in your head....if it matters to you, then it MATTERS.
Still trying to catch up on my reading.....this brought tears to my eyes, Sarah. He's a lucky little guy to have someone who loves him so much. It sounds like his life is going pretty well, which should ease your mind a little. Just keep praying for him, and believing that it will all work out for the best.
I guess I am one of those overprotective parents then. My child is nearly 11 and I still won't let her see Rated R movies. I have a hard time with some of the everyday magazine ads even. I wouldn't call that overprotective....it's just a matter of knowing your child and knowing what he/she can and can't
We bide our time between vacations and holidays, eager for the next special event on the calendar to roll around, when we should savor each moment of our time on Earth. The lion's share of life isn't composed of holidays and special occasions. We do most of our living in the ordinary, everyday here and now. In the course of a long-term marriage, there are m
Does your name begin with: T You are very sensitive, private & sometimes very passive. You like someone who takes the lead. You get turned on by music, soft lights & romantic thoughts. You fantasize & tend to fall in & out of love soon. When in love you are romantic, idealistic, mushy & extremely. Yo
in your dreams ... in your wildest, totally-divorced-from-reality, anything-i-want dreams ... 1/ where do you live ? A sunny Caribbean island, that's all mine 2/ what is your marital status ? Happily still married to my DH 3/ what type of home do you have ? Modest size, well-furnished 4/ what do you do for a living ? Author 5/ what is your greatest
There are a lot of times that I see kids in R rated movies and think "what are their parents thinking?" Unless it is rated "G" I always prescreen the movie, and I have always taken my daughter to matinees (cheaper and is usually filled with kids the same age) We almost never go to the movie theater, b
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