WiseFawn

WiseFawn

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Reply to The official canningpoverty.org blog in Welcome JoeUser Forums

WrecklessEric - Those are great! There is something about the middle one that stands out the most to me. xtine did a great one too, maybe you guys can put them together for one. The page that they have now is a basic starter page, you can't add graphics or write HTML to it. But it's a great starter and dharmagrl did a good job with it.

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Reply to Finding Beauty in Misc JoeUser Forums

This is just gorgeous. You are a very talented writer. And what lovely differences you are making.

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Reply to Going Either Way in Blogging JoeUser Forums

I understand panic attacks. They ruled my life at one point. And they do run in families. But you can beat them!!

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Reply to A Tribute to Sir Peter Maxwell in Blogging JoeUser Forums

I am not up to date with the latest JU battles, and I never thought I'd come to one of your blogs to say this, but this was great! Much needed laughter. Wonder how his picture would work with males?

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Reply to My Idea to Help the Poor in Current Events JoeUser Forums

xtine- I loved your graphic! You are very talented. dharmagrl - I never received your email. Both Gideon and I are having trouble accessing the web page to build it. This is such a great idea!

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Reply to Down and Out in America 9/16/04 in Misc JoeUser Forums

Gideon, those wages are typical of day labor everywhere. For a time, seven of us homeless ones found a place to be and did those jobs to try to get places. I can thankfully say, that every single one of us, now has a place of our own, rentals, of course, but we are all sheltered now. You and your family are so much in my thoughts and prayers. I know the strength it takes to not break down when they are all depending on you.

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Reply to The official canningpoverty.org blog in Welcome JoeUser Forums

So glad to see this moving along so well. I'm here this morning to bump it. Gideon, I've sent you an email about the web page. I just don't have the right access to it or something to get it published.

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Reply to Free Ice Cream to anyone who can answer this question in Blogging JoeUser Forums

The number of Americans living in poverty or lacking health insurance rose for the third straight year in 2003, According to the Census Bureau, reflecting a job market that failed to match otherwise strong economic growth. Overall, the median household income remained stagnant at $43,318, while the national poverty rate rose to 12.5 percent -- 35.9 million people -- last year, from 12.1 percent in 2002. Hit hardest were women, who for the fir

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