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Comment on Spelling Chequer - May 14, 2008 11:12 PM ()
Hi teal; the prettiest cobalt blue are those old Milk of
Magnesia bottles.I like that color too.
I have a neighbor who calls herself a witch of some sort, and has flown up to Salem Mass. a couple of times to meet other witches.
You and Ed are so cute (yes cute) I love hearing about your interactions.

Comment on New Age Stuff - May 14, 2008 11:04 PM ()
It's a low down bastard who will beat his wife and have her live in fear.
I'd like to take a 2x4 to him myself.
Once when I was working in an emergency room of a county hospital, the same
little black lady came in every weekend, having been beaten by her husband.
Crying, with black eyes and bruises. Every single weekend.I was so incensed I told her "I wouldn't put up with that sh*t." She said what can I do? I was only half joking when I said I'd shoot the sob. So next weekend, HE comes in--she had shot him in his leg next to his privates.I saw her in the store weeks later, she was smiling. She was still with him, but he hadn't touched her since she'd winged him. Served him right.
Comment on Breakdown - May 14, 2008 11:40 AM ()
Swapping and swinging, whatever name it goes by, is amoral, immoral
and destructive to male/female and family relationships. Of course there's a "male bias." This lifestyle appeals to men--but what's in it for the women? Are they simply functioning as unpaid prostitutes? Ultimately, swinging can only be
destructive to a person, men and women, who see each other as body parts to be titillated.
Marriage is cleaving to each other.
Comment on The Survey Said? - May 10, 2008 11:59 AM ()
Lordy lordy! Wistful thinking darlin'. What women really want:
A man who'll take car of the car, mow the grass, cry at girlie movies,
bring chocolates and flowers for no reason, kiss you even when you
have a cold, nuzzle and hug and not expect sex with every encounter,
change a diaper, work and make a living and stay true to his woman.
Those are just a few.
Comment on If I Were a Woman - May 10, 2008 11:41 AM ()
Have seen a few straggly bees around this spring--not many. The cost
of food is really gonna go thru the roof when plants have to be
pollinated by hand.
Comment on Honeybees - May 9, 2008 12:36 PM ()
They should have kept the mothers and children together, and removed the
men! And after getting every one of them out, they should be forbidden
to have contact with the females ever again. And, are these men with multiple wives working to support them? It takes a lot of money to feed
and clothe that many children--bet welfare takes care of the whole bunch.
Comment on On Separating Children from Mothers - May 9, 2008 12:33 PM ()
I love that blue spinel--but excuse my ignorance--what the heck
is a honu?
Comment on I Got My Sparkly Finally! - May 9, 2008 12:21 PM ()
Lucky woman to have a cute butt to pinch--no wonder you're feelin'
happy at work!
Comment on Cute Butts and Bubblegum - May 9, 2008 12:09 PM ()
Ehjoyed those character sketches of the patients; my heart goes
out to them..some people in nursing homes never get a visitor. Pets
give unconditional love--your kind heart--and Bella's-- are doing s
good thing.
Comment on Who Loves Bella? - May 9, 2008 12:00 PM ()
For a proud woman like your mother to grdually lose a grip on things
is tragic. She sounds like she may also be depressed--is she on med for
that? (PS sometimes medical personnel give elderly people so many drugs
it causes problems--the elderly are very sensitive to combinations of
various drugs.)
Comment on I Remember Mama - May 9, 2008 11:44 AM ()
Okay Florence Nightingale (the saint of nurses)!
How could a man resist chicken soup and a woman willing to stick by
her man! (PS I read in the paper a collector was cleaning a Civil
War cannon ball he had dug up--(all of 140 years old) and it exploded.
Who would have imagine it could still do that?
Comment on How Ed and I Got Together - May 8, 2008 9:53 AM ()
Hi teal, my dial up computer won't let me do the You Tube thing, and
I hear two or three words before it's broken off over and over. I don't
even try that anymore.
So glad the Ho-medic thingy helped you, I'm gonna check that out. Due
to crumbly spinal bones, I have this God-awful arm pain more and more
frequently. Without a masseuse (sp?) I rub my back against a door frame
like an old horse scratching his back. I've even tried whacking upper
back and neck with a hammer--ANYTHING to get relief.

Comment on Computer Ills, Back Pain, on My Own Today - May 8, 2008 9:38 AM ()
The bad English was so comical! Can you believe some people
actually fall for this stuff? I just finished reading an Ann Rule book
and included was the true background story of Mary Winkler, (Who killed
her preacher husband.)She had fallen for one of these schemes and mailed
the guy in Africa money to cover "expenses." They sent her a check that
bounced, and the bank wanted to see she and her husband about it--Mary
shot her hubby the morning they were supposed to go to the bank.
Comment on This Phish Ain't Biting - May 8, 2008 9:28 AM ()
Jeri, that's just the point--I see the stars and am a very spiritual
person--but I also know what's under the stars too.
The stark day to day existence of fellow human beings, shouldn't
come down to "getting over it" and blocking out the reality of
what's out there in our society. That's not looking down--that's
seeing things as they really are. That doesn't mean brooding about it.
It's attitudes like that that of ignoring the plight of fellow
human beings that impelled the have nots into
the French Revolution and the peasants uprising against the Russian
Czars.
By the way, I am known as a caring giving person and well thought of
here in my neck of the woods.
Comment on Great Grimy Underbelly - May 8, 2008 9:16 AM ()

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