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<t>It's a ball of confusion, the entire thing. I think the entire family knows what happened to that baby. I think Cindy talked in circles, the way a controlled and fearful of her husband woman does. She was full of excuses and explanations, when most of the questions she answered (to Lar...

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<t>BeccaRachel;1362101 wrote: I didn't read them either but it still leaves me baffled. There should be a study of the people who go to the interwebs to say how lonely and out of control their lives are. Maybe a place they can all gather to sort it out. That is what THIS place is. <...

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<t>M.A.S., it's all good. I have used this opportunity to relax and do what I need to do and it has been a good thing. I did get to spend most of the mornings on my own, until the kids got home and that was the perfect balance. And I have made new friends too, reconnected with some older ...

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thank you.

it's been quite a realisation that my work enviroment was as toxic as ity was, kwim? BUT now that I know it, I have moved forward. I have had quite a nice time decompressing and it is good for everyone.

Life is great.

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<t>It's not too bad, although I'm not as bendy as I want to be! LOL life is good. I realized that the job I was in was killing my spirit. I've been home now and I am happy, busy and happy, social and happy, with my family and happy. Quite the difference from when I initially po...

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Love it! That was very sweet.

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Well, this thread has opened some dialog with hubby and I. I mentioned it, said it would be a good experience for the kids, and he`s open to the idea. I mentioned France and he said he`d be happy to save up for something like that.

It would be interesting to say the least.

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<t>gmc;1345601 wrote: posted by betty boop Just kidding. Try asking the average londoner where cornwall is. Up north is a village north of watford gap don't you know. cornwall is probably on the way. posted by boogalette Getting up to about a ...

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<t>How much snow have you all been getting? I`m in NE Canada, so snow is nothing new to me. I have a love hate with winter. I would love to move to a more temperate climate but I know I would miss winter eventually. We have the down jackets, a plastic tub full of mitts, hats an...

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I always hated work parties. I enjoyed many that I worked with, don`t get me wrong, but I spent more waking hours with them than I did with my family at times! LOL!

I enjoy the occasional get together, informal ones are the best.

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We don't have a PS3, but that game has me thinking that maybe it would be good to have on hand.

it looks like a ton of fun.

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<r>Ahso!;1341694 wrote: My mother would say that you pray to Mary because she too is a parent of Jesus, and if God wants to "get any again this again", he better let her in on the act (I'm paraphrasing and embellishing a little). Jesus, like any good child (soldier) volunteered to be tor...

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it.is.freezing.

Well, it is 3C with a windchill of -5C to -7C.

Me no likey, mikey.

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<t>recovering conservative;1342104 wrote: Sounds great! Exercise should be something enjoyable, and to look forward to, rather than like having to take bitter medicine! I'm not a big fan of fitness clubs -- I belong to one, but I don't go often, except when the weather's bad outside..esp...

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<t>yes, Spinervals is a spin workout video. Hard to find online, but I did locate one. Did not download it, does not look like my type of thing. I will go back to running, I think, on non-spin class days. I do not enjoy it one bit, but it works. And this is the perfect weather for it, not...

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<t>LarsMac;1342055 wrote: How far do you want to go to find a set? I want to stay within an hour`s travel of my city. I have looked on the local craigslist type site and have found nothing. I even looked at a couple of cities that are over an hour away but nothing yet. I ...

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<r>spot;1342053 wrote: Is there not an antique auction room anywhere near where you live? I've got one ten minutes walk away, they have a furniture day every couple of weeks. We have a couple of those and the owners have over-inflated the value of their stock. they do have some love...

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<r>I enjoy furniture with character. I love antiques. the new furniture in the stores today don`t catch my eye as the older styles do. I also prefer the cost of new-to-me furniture So I`ve been browsing on some sites for a new-to-me set, with no luck. I`ve been browsing for abo...

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that is very interesting. I mjay have to look more into that, thanks for the info.

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<r>koan;1340916 wrote: <YOUTUBE id="Z4bib4PBqGA"><URL url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4bib4PBqGA">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4bib4PBqGA</URL></YOUTUBE> From Across The Universe... A John Lennon song done in gospel. The woman who sings in this is crying when she sings in the...

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Has anyone used this product?

I want to download it and use it for the days there are no spin classes, but I`d like opinions first, please and thank you of course.

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oh dear God....and then there are other women on youtube who do the same thing.

I don`t get it...ouchy !

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I downloaded some soothing rain sounds as I was inspired by this thread. Thanks a bunch!

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along-for-the-ride;1341051 wrote: My favorite comfort food has always been spaghetti. Add garlic bread and a tossed salad. Heaven!

Spaghetti is one of those meals that we have weekly, so I think that iit might be a comfort food here too!

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<t>sparkey;1340933 wrote: This thread is making me sooooo hungry. But my favorite comfort food is fried chicken and mashed potatoes. It tastes terrific, but the smells from the kitchen whilst it's being cooked just add to the experiance mmmmmmmmm!!!! love love love mashed potatoes a...

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<t>oscar;1340873 wrote: I love Lamb stew with mashed spuds and carrots. Comfort food takes me back to when I was a small child and the things my Mother did for me when I got sick. If I am a bit down I resort to those Comfort foods like soft boiled eggs with bread soldiers or Creamy Tomato...

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<r>xyz;1340970 wrote: The Holy Spirit is exceedingly 'black and white'. That is why Jesus was crucified. 'All Scripture is inspired by God and is useful for teaching the truth, rebuking error, correcting faults, and giving instruction for right living, so that the person who serves God ma...

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<t>xyz;1340964 wrote: To write that 'his sermons incorporate the idea that some of the congregation take it literally and some do not' is unusual, to say the least. Bible teachers usually take the view that a particular passage be understood in one particular way, unless of course the passage is int...

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<t>xyz;1340957 wrote: So did the Israelites take that command literally? Or did they say, "Oh, He's only joking"? Are we talking about taking things literally, or are we simply reading without having much clue about what we read? Would yopu be able to provide an example f...

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Good job everyone! Think of the health benefits to yourself!

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<t>Kathy Ellen;1340865 wrote: Good thread:-6 My comfort food is spaghetti or penne ala vodka, with homemade arriabiata sauce, broccoli and lots of garlic bread and also sausage, peppers and onions with arriabiata sauce. Or, a dish I concocted and cook during the long, winter mo...

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Bryn Mawr;1340860 wrote: No, and never will be

Bryn, you are most likely right.

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chonsigirl;1340856 wrote: Oh, chocolate chip cookies are great comfort food.

it`s one of my fav comfort foods....

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xyz, no, not that.

I have to be honest, no examples are coming to me right now. But I suppose `stoning people for sin`might be one.

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chonsigirl, I`m craving chocolate right now, and we have nothing in the house. I bought the wrong kind of flour today or I`d be making cc cookies right now.

i hear ya....

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love love love stew.

It just fills the entire home up with comfort while it cooks.

Make sure to tell your wife that you love it.

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<t>I`m Christian and I don`t believe the bible is the word of God. God did not write it, mortal man did. Did the men who wrote for it have some beautiful things to offer, subjects and ideas that we could ruminate on? most certainly. I was at church this Sunday morn...

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<t>I like to cook and I`m pretty good at it, well, good enough for my family! LOL I usually go all out for meals, but not tonight. Simple fare this evening. Pork chops, with rice and cream of mushroom soup! I added some spinach to the rice, which I`ll do again. ...

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<t>spot;1340803 wrote: Indeed you do, CB, indeed you do. You're consistently wimping out rather than discussing, in thread after thread. And, as you say, it's entirely your own choice. I don't think constant deflection's going to win you much affection though. This is, after all, a moderately perman...

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Gospel music moves me to tears. I love it.

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<r>fuzzywuzzy;1340111 wrote: have been thinking about this since the "is gay a choice thread" So how do you keep your own integrity,likes and dislikes and avoid women and men (boyfriends) from thinking you like men because you're a slut or after their husbands? How do you work...

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<t>I read the articles, and they all seem sympathetic to the rapist. I understand that a person at that age can change, and that it is not always black and white. I also gather from the articles that many wanted the consequences of his actions to not apply in this case, that he was above ...

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<t>Ahso!;1340085 wrote: You may enjoy the following article. Depression's Evolutionary Roots: Scientific American thank you, ahso! I appreciate the article. I read what I can about it, but there is so little `new` on this topic that I have very little lately. ...

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So how did it go? Did your SIL visit?

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mike, that is pretty awesome, actually. I`ve never heard it before.

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oh, and we have KITTENS!

Momma had 4 little ones 2 weeks ago. It`s pretty adorable. :-6

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<t>I just re-read this thread, and I have to say that I am floored by the kindness of strangers. What a nice bunch of people. I am in the middle of a funk, but it`s OK. It`s depression and it waxes and wanes, it`s the nature of the beast. I got warm and fuzzy reading...

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shameful on the adults.

just shameful.

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LarsMac;1340065 wrote: Nope, I was just an adventurous sort when I was young and willing to try almost anything.

Being curious and adventurous does define a person as choosing their sexuality or make it a choice.

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<r>yaaarrrgg;1340004 wrote: If a person is a Christian, why would they need a gun? For one, Jesus was a pacifist. Turn the other cheek, love your enemies? And secondly, according to Christian doctrine there's always a gaurdian angel protecting you, along with God. ...

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