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Is there a connection between rhetorical questions that make people go Hmmm and Campbell's Soup that's Hmmm, Hmmm, Good?
If you must choose between two evils, pick the one you've never tried before.
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Hey Toad, How did you know? She was featured on the cover of Seventeen Magazine a few years ago -
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Aaahhemmm! Back to the peaceful, nice and happy thoughts... Well, I have learned to develop a patience for even the ignorant ones!
Here we are now several days into another war... Last night on tv, the local camera showed a father with a picture of his only son. The man had just recieved news of the death of that son while overseas. He had a message to Bush!
I saw locals who had been rallying against the war...they were family members of victims of 9/11.
I have also spoken to Iraqi-American students who have families who remain over seas. To listen to them puts a lump in my throat. Most seem torn. That seems to be a general impression I guess. It is hard for them to watch their towns going up in smoke...and for once I can completely and wholey feel what they are going through. It makes my body tremble as it did on 9/11.
The same goes for my neighbors, honorable women and men, soldiers, who are out there even if they want to or not!
A warmth, an energy, a strength that flows through me and gives me the support I need to face each day...I send that feeling in a message to all my bretheren and sistren of the world.With each negative action there is a positive action somewhere nearby! Let us find it soon.
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those are mighty harsh words, sarahsmile, calling someone ignorant.
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This is a time for big up prayers.. we moved to Belize right after Desert Storm so my boys would have the choice to hopefully never serve in a time of war but you can lead a horse to paradise and then they go back to America and get flipsy... yes right now my heart is heavy and full of prayers .... my oldest son Shanti joined the US Army after 9/11 when he was up in America before we lost everything in Hurricane Iris in Placencia last year and has been in Afghanistan since November and was just extended to stay there till mid June leaving my 2 grandbabies and wife here with me ... we have quite a few young Belizeans serving over there now... so light candles and pray for no chemicals and that they will reach home safe... thanks for the prayers By the way he subscribed to the San Pedro Sun and receives it all the way in Afghanistan... PRAY FOR PEACE Maralyn
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Everyday, this war makes me sick to my stomach. I try and stay away from TV etc....Fixing to listen to Josh Groban.....we have friends and family over there!!! One we met on AC our first trip, from the UK....pray for him also-2 kids at home!!! (Dicky)......and yes...pray FOR PEACE!!  C......we will take a trip to CC for some Conch Fritters!!! See you soon!!
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Peace to all serving and to those waiting for their loved ones to return.
Warm hearts. May we all bind together. We are one.
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I'm having mixed feelings on this war thing. I hate any kind of war. It all seemed so senseless to me up until I saw the footage of the poor Iraqis running up to our soldiers and hugging and kissing them. Their comments were translated to say, "Thank you so much for saving us from that butcher!" Then I saw one of our soldiers tear down a picture of Saddam on the wall. Part of his face was still hanging and an Iraqi gleefully ran up to the poster, removed his shoe and beat his face with it. He was ecstatic. The look on his face to FINALLY be able to do that free from fear was touching. An Iraqi woman was on CNN at one point as well, who said that all of her family and friends in Iraq were backing the Americans and were waiting for it to be safe to show their support. They are still in fear. They're being used as human sheilds! It was after these events that I saw that our soldiers were doing something to be proud of. Something loving. Something for the betterment of humanity. Their sacrifice is far greater than I can even conceive of....... I ask for their proctection and blessings all around. Yes, we are all one. Debbie
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Rastapasta,
Our prayers are with your son and you in this time of turmoil.
Thank You & Yours for your contribution. We pray for the safe return of your son and all of our fighting troops.
Be Proud, Be Very Proud of your son.
The Shark
"We're gonna need a bigger boat" - Brody
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