Yesterday, I given reasons to rejoice. They are:
(1)I saw the first daffodils of the year...spring (and my seasonal sinus problems)
can't be too far off!
(2)...and this is the MOST important: My sister (the one in Boston) and her
boyfriend have announced plans to marry in August in
Yesterday, I given reasons to rejoice. They are:
(1)I saw the first daffodils of the year...spring (and my
seasonal sinus problems) can't be too far off!
(2)...and this is the MOST important: My sister (the one in
Boston) and her boyfriend have announced plans to marry in August in
Heartfelt congratulations to Heidi! There are few things as satisfying as
seeing one's family doing the celestial thing!
*jeep!
---Chet
If ya thinks ya is right, ya deserfs credit - even if ya is wrong. --Gus
Segar via Popeye
The sad thing is, she was offered a deal wherein she wouldn't have to do
jail time, but her lawyer talked her out of it. I'm hearing she'll get
about 18 months. And, of course her company will tank.
Gary
Tom Matkin wrote:
-Original Message-
From: RB Scott [mailto:[EMAIL
I've just been too busy to look at it.
Gary
Jonathan Scott wrote:
Hello,
I've noticed that you all don't seem too interested in the
things that I'm writing. Could you please tell me why that is? Is
it that you disagree? Is it that you don't care? Is it that you're
too busy to
I heard a rumor that Stacy Smith's husband was baptized over the
weekend. I'm sure that is an awesome thing for her.
Congrats, Heidi!
Gary
mormonyoyoman wrote:
Heartfelt congratulations to Heidi! There are few things as satisfying
as
seeing one's family doing the celestial thing!
True enough.
-Original Message-
From: Gerald Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 2004 12:03 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ZION] Farrell, Hatch and Redelfs
Or, if it initially fails, it could cause enough anger
in the states by
normal, God-fearing people,
I doubt her company will tank, although it will go through some
rough times.
-Original Message-
From: Gerald Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 2004 12:10 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ZION] Trial by Media
The sad thing is, she was offered a deal wherein
Gary:
Some of us regard marriage as a religious blessing, a religious
covenant. Some us, therefore, think the government has no
business getting itself involved in a religious matter -- like
determining what constitutes a marriage.
The government ought to stick to defining what kinds of unions
RB Scott wrote:
Some of us regard marriage as a religious blessing, a religious
covenant. Some us, therefore, think the government has no business
getting itself involved in a religious matter -- like determining what
constitutes a marriage.
If marriage is only a religious blessing, a
-Original Message-
From: John W. Redelfs [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, March 09, 2004 3:59 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [ZION] Gay marriage is wrong
RB Scott wrote:
Some of us regard marriage as a religious blessing, a
religious
covenant. Some us, therefore, think
John W. Redelfs wrote:
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I don't see how a law passed in the 21st century could have any effect
on your 19th century ancestors. Laws aren't retroactive.
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It seldom makes any sense that they would be, but as I understand it,
legal instruments are sometimes made to be retroactive, nunc pro
Howdy,
My next chapters will be dealing with all the new sources of
poverty that have shown up since the sixties...or before.
I need information on corporations and on how they are making
more money than before at the cost of employees salaries...perhaps
also a chapter on jobs going overseas.
Jonathan Scott wrote:
Can any of you think of any other of major sources of poverty
since 1960? Credit cards? Anything...
=
Grampa Bill comments:
The breakdown of the family stands at the head of the poverty cycle.
Children of single parents are many times
Maggie Gallagher and Judith Wallerstien discuss social problems stemming
from contemporary divorce practices. Many insightful comments.
http://www.firstthings.com/ftissues/ft9708/gallagher.html
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Maggie Gallagher:
By gutting the marital contract, no-fault divorce has transformed what
it means to get married. The state will no longer enforce permanent
legal commitments to a spouse. Formally, at least, no-fault divorce thus
demotes marriage from a binding relation into something best
At 07:25 PM 3/9/2004, Bill wrote:
She's single and IMHO a knock-out beauty. She has, however, been going
steady with a non-member for some eight years now. She has sworn she
would not marry outside the temple, but I see no signs of either marriage
or her dumping him. Her older sister's
At 07:25 PM 3/9/2004, Bill wrote:
She's single and IMHO a knock-out beauty. She has, however, been
going steady with a non-member for some eight years now. She has
sworn she would not marry outside the temple, but I see no signs of
either marriage or her dumping him. Her older sister's
Get real. He said it (he just didn't identify whom it was who supported
him - do you watch/follow the news at all?). Just like he put himself in
for the Poiple Hearts. Just like he dragged photographers around with him
to take his pictures when he was in Nam.
A very humble man.
Jon
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At 09:25 PM 3/9/04, Grampa Bill in Savannah wrote:
Rick Mathis wrote:
So, Bill, is she married? I have a 25 year old menace to society who
doesn't seem to be making much movement in that direction.
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Grampa answers.
She's single and IMHO a knock-out beauty. She
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