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LMAO cuddle you are funny.....— November 4, 2009 3:23 p.m.
Shield for All
yes, i would like to clarify my thoughts on this. yes. everyone should have healthcare. a solution? i don't have one. i wish i did. i am talking about the able bodied people who walk into the welfare office wearing mounds of gold jewelry waiting to pick up their welfare check and food stamps. i am talking about the able bodied man and woman who walk the miles to collect tin cans (kudos to them for recycling) and sit at the bus stop telling people how they "manipulate the system" to collect social security and disability. i am talking about the men and/or women who sit at the end of the freeway with their signs that say "why lie...i need a beer"...they think that's cute - i do not. i am talking about the drugged out moms who stand outside the vons offering to sell food from their food stamps or wic tickets for money. i am talking about the man who stands outside of the restaurant asking for money, but if you bring him food, he turns it down, saying he would rather have the money. i have witnessed all of this. i am NOT, however, talking about the single, working mothers, who struggle and need help to make a better life for her family. i am NOT talking about those who have simply fallen on hard times, lost their jobs and therefore healthcare due to downsizing or whatever the unfortunate case may be. i am NOT talking about the elderly and infirm, or disabled vets. i am NOT talking about the people that i have seen that frequently came into the mental health facility who have neither the means nor the mental capacity to care for themselves. the people in this paragraph need help. i admire your friend creo who is taking the steps to better her life, attend school and maintain good grades so that she can have the life she deserves. i look forward to seeing how it goes for her.— November 4, 2009 3:17 p.m.
Shield for All
i agree with you, jm...does anyone have any idea how much we have to PAY for our health insurance every month?— November 4, 2009 11:37 a.m.
Debut of Lara Owen and "Growing Your Inner Light"
SD you are making my mouth water lol— November 2, 2009 11:14 a.m.
Shameless Parents, Shameless Kids
lol! yes, definitely...their kids will be their own punishment AND reward :) a blessing either way :)— November 1, 2009 12:48 p.m.
Shameless Parents, Shameless Kids
this is a great blog, cuddle. my 9 year old never had a case of the terrible 2's...he was perfect - but i soon found out why - he was saving it all up for when he turned 4. yikes. i will never forget the time we went to the grocery store for ONE thing....we weren't there for 7 minutes until micah saw some rubber frogs he had to have. i told him no, and i guarantee you have NEVER seen such a temper tantrum. it was awful. he threw himself down and kicked and screamed and i was mortified. he had never done that before. i ended up just practically dragging him out of there without buying whatever it was i came for. he never did that again, but that one time was enough. the looks i got from the people and the store clerk....it made me mad, but i certainly couldn't blame them.— November 1, 2009 12:01 p.m.
Wee for a Wii -- Weeee! for attorneys
lol crissy...speaking of vapid characters...how about spencer and heidi dressing up as john and kate? lmao!— October 31, 2009 11:01 p.m.
Those Were The Days
skip nothing! do tell!! ;) happy halloween btw :)— October 31, 2009 6:36 a.m.
Those Were The Days
hey cuddles :) well i am excited too. i love new people :) well, new to me, anyway! xxx— October 30, 2009 8:12 p.m.
A Killing At All Costs
um, no, i think i'm good, thanks. just a little confused for a minute, that's all.— October 30, 2009 8:10 p.m.