dharmagrl

dharmagrl

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It's official. I'm an Ambassador. I even have a nametag with my new status on it. Training went well and was very informative. I came out of it with a crate full of materials to disperse; pens and wound measures and pill boxes and booklets and brochures and shirts and hats and bumper stickers and all kinds of other stuff. We also found out that each of us was hand-picked. Out of the 100+ volunteers that the hospice has working for them,

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I pray sometimes that you're wrong, but I pray more often that he will realize how lucky he is to have you, and I pray for his happiness and yours. Thank you for your prayers, 'Miah. I pray that I'm wrong too.

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Sometimes when I wake in the night and can't fall back to sleep I lay with my ear close to your back, following your breath. I listen to your heart's lub-dubbing lullaby and try to let it lull me back into slumber's gentle embrace. I'm always amazed when I hear your heart beat. Not because it's beating, although I'm suitably impressed with the human body and it's perfect imperfections, but because I think that I can hear it saying my name....'Ka-ren, Ka-ren, Ka-ren'....</P

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SO, AngelaMarie has had her baby Link Because she was a few weeks early, she's pretty small. Like not quite 6lbs small. All of the clothes I got for her look HUGE now. She'll be swimming in them; the arms and the legs will be drooping off the end of her little limbs! Even the hat that I made for her little bean will probably come down to her nose! That's ok, though. She'll grow into them.&

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Oh wow! Ok, I'll send your clothes and bits and pieces out today via Priority Mail. I've still got a little knitted piece on the needles, but I'll finish that as soon as I can and send that on when it's completed. Congratulations! Give your wife a hug for me!

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Sweet....where do you get your wool? If online, what addie I get the wool at Michaels, but Wally Mart is carrying some Lion brand 100% wool now too. eBay is where I get all the other yarn I buy. I got 2 balls of sock yarn last week for $5 and I got some Japanese silk/wool blend lace weight yarn last week for a cool $3. It cam

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Seventeen articles of insanity. Link Seventeen of them. It would be somewhat tolerable if they were interesting and informative, but as it is they're basically the ramblings of someone who appears to have lost touch with reality. Isn't there anything that can be done about it? A couple of these I can handle....a dozen or so I might be able to ignore....but this is just ridiculous. Help, someone?

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Good gracious, it sounds like you have had a really rough time of it for a long time and now this Yeah, the past few years seem to have been one thing after another medically. I'm still here though, making the best out of what I've got left. I am eternally grateful to the surgeon who suggested the hysterectomy; I cannot imagine wha

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Ever since I was a teenager I've had issues with my reproductive organs. I didn't start menstruating until I was 14, and when I did I lost so much blood each month that I was perpetually anemic. I had ovarian cysts that I was hospitalized for and was in so much pain that at times I couldn't walk. It was miserable. I thought that having babies would straighten my hormonal issues out. I was wrong. It got worse. My body, instead of settling down

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That last photo of the yarn hanging to dry has a photo of me wearing my Brownie uniform. I was 7, and very proud that I was a Brownie. Brownies are an organization similar to the Girl Scouts; young girls between the ages of 7 and 10 are eligible to join. Once they turn 11, they become Girl Guides. I was both a Brownie AND a Guide, I stopped attending when I was 15 after winning many badges and prizes with my troop at various survival competitions.

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I've been wanting to try to dye my own yarn for ages, and I decided that yesterday was the day to do it. I bought some white merino wool at the craft store and some packets of cherry and grape Koolaid at the grocery store. I wound the yarn around two dining chairs and then tied off where I wanted the colors to be with some darker acrylic yarn (acrylic won't take dye; it has to be animal fiber like wool or alpaca or angora). I wanted my yarn to be self-striping and whilst I

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If you still think that i lied to you after reading it, then you can go fuck yourself. If not, I can forgive you. OOh, how gracious of you to consider forgiving me! I thought that you weren't talking to me anymore?

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It is sad that all do not know the truth about you. I understand your anger. I am sorry it had to come out. Ach, not everyone is going to like me and I'm cool with that. I'm glad that you understand my anger. I'd just had enough of being pretty much told that I'm wrong for wanting people who beat babies to death to suffer for the

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I want to punch you. You're wanting to do my physical harm now? That's nice. I believe that's against the TOS, but I'm not sure. I'll forward it to Karma or to Zoomba and ask them. Anto

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*this article was written as I was trying to calm down after being angered by something. Please excuse any spelling or grammatical errors!* I think that we've all told lies at some point in our lives. Sometimes we lie to cover our asses. We've done something wrong and, rather than be caught, we make up a lie. Sometimes we lie to spare someone's feelings. When someone asks us "does this suit me?" or (and I'm sure that the guys wh

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It is perceived because you really don't know all of the details. No-one really does, not even those directly involved. We never have all of the facts, and I find that when we jump to conclusions about anything, that mistakes get made. Who said anything about jumping to conclusions? These men have been tried, convicted, had their appeals

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If you can be that horrible as to do such acts to children, in fact, anyone..but children being the worst...then you don't deserve to be credited as being human Yep. That's one thing that I can agree with my Catho

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I have a site bookmarked on my laptop. It's a record of each convict executed by various states since 1976. It has their name, photos of them, details of their crime and their last meal and final statements. Sometimes it also has photos of their victims. Link I stop by there every so often to see who's been send to their grave and what they did to get there. Most of the crimes make me sad,

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It's crap like that, that has us thinking about disallowing anonymous posting period YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm all for that. It'd put an end to the eejits who are exiled yet who keep coming back and posting as anon users, not to mention the trolls who hide under JU's rickety bridges. (the bridge reference has to do with

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Ahh yes, Guy Fawkes night, aka Bonfire night. I LOVED that particular holiday when I was a kid. Dad would buy a bumper pack of fireworks and we'd stand at the bottom of the garden, past the compost heap and the chicken run, shooting off bottle rockets and making letters and numbers in the air with the sparklers that came with the pack. Just because it came to mind, here's the rhyme that we were taught as kids about Guy Fawkes: 'Remember, remember the 5th of

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There's a Burger King about 1/4 mile up the street from my house. I don't eat there much, mainly because I don't care for BK food much, but also because it has a history and a reputation for gawd-awful customer service. The time before last that we went there, we waited 30 minutes for our food before asking for a refund and going elsewhere. This evening we're watching our neighbor's kids, so we decided to treat them to BK. I'd seen commercials for the Italian chicken

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