fudge is one.
have you considered making white chocolate fudge?......or adding creme de cocoa for "white russian" fudge?
or adding amaretto for "cherries in the snow" fudge?
Snowman Soup! 1 package hot chocolate mix 3 Hershey Kisses 10 mini-marshmallows 1 candy cane New, Cute mug. Attach this poem:
"Was told you've been real good this year
Always glad to hear it
With freezing weather drawing near
You'll need to warm the spirit
So here's a little Snowman Soup
Complete with stirring stick
Just add hot water, sip it slow
It's sure to do the trick!"
did your parents hold you up to higher jw standards than they held themselves or force you to live up to things they never did if they were raised in the truth?.
i know when my mother was a teenager they used to watch bewitched all the time and no one took it seriously.
they never missed an episode.
*gag warning*
Hmmm...my dad would get he and I a hotel room for "out of town" talks. He would molest me Saturday night, then get up and give the Sunday talk at the congregation we were visiting and then go out for lunch to hob nob with the brotherhood.
Years later, my mother said I had been "old enough" because I was over 12. She stated this in court, after testifying that I was an unfit parent due to being molested and leaving the JW's, therefore I obviously was suicidal and wanted to die at Armageddon. The judge had to dismiss himself because he said he was getting ill. I have it all on video.
My parents still visit my daughters, with the congregations blessings.
fudge is one.
have you considered making white chocolate fudge?......or adding creme de cocoa for "white russian" fudge?
or adding amaretto for "cherries in the snow" fudge?
Another idea we are doing, not expensive, priceless.
Get some 1" binders that you can slip coversheets into the front and spine. Get cute pages of scrapbook paper. You make one for each member of the family. Then you fill the inside with clear sheet protectors. The cover of the binder is decorated to match the family member/friend (fishing, baby things, flowers, teen-age heart-throb, etc.). The other members of the family write a page which can include photos, etc. about each member of the family and why they appreciate them. The "mom" then assembles the keepsake binders for each to enjoy in private. This tends to get everyone to remember why they appreciate one another and is usually good for a good laugh too.
A friend did it for their grand-parents who didn't need any more dust-collectors and they treasured them. My friend had a collection of them from years past including pages written by family members who are now gone and they are truly priceless. Memories that can't fade.
I am starting a Christmas binder with my Christmas lists, pages from magazines of recipes and gift ideas I want to try, and a list for each year of who got what so I don't do repeats. I also keep all the receipts in the back....not to add up and get depressed over....for returns, warrantees, etc.
Happy Holidays!
do some of you expect?!?!.
i am extremely disappointed to read some people's comments about the latest news.
it is one thing to express and opinion, perhaps that you think it isn't as big as you imagined (one wonders what you imagined) but it is another to be downright insulting to people who have put a lot of time and effort into this.. get real.
I put this on the other thread but it belongs here. "Faith/vision is planting a tree, the shade of which you will never enjoy."
Barbara, Quotes, Randy, Lawrence, Kim, Simon, and countless others are planting. You can complain about the heat or grab a shovel.
(baylor university, waco, tx) an essay entitled, "jehovah's witnesses, blood transfusions, and the tort of misrepresentation," found in the autumn issue of baylor universitys prestigious journal of church and state, published december 13, 2005, exposes the vulnerability of jehovahs witnesses religious organization to massive claims for compensation because of the religions misrepresentation of the medical risks of blood transfusions.
this milestone essay critically examines one of the religions main publications for teaching their children and new recruits about their blood beliefs, how can blood save your life?
the peer-reviewed essay details many misrepresentations of medical facts, which the religion partly relies on to support its blood prohibition, thus denying its members from making fully informed medical decisions.
"Faith/vision is planting a tree, the shade of which you will never enjoy."
Barbara, Quotes, Randy, Lawrence, Kim, and countless others are planting. You can complain about the heat or grab a shovel.
if i told you that something bigger is on the horizon than dateline, bbc, cbc, sunday (australia), and all other tv programs which exposed the sexual child abuse cover-up by watchtower in 2002-2003, would you believe me?
have i ever misled you?
i'll answer that--no!
Avishai is right. This is not an instant gratification for all the walking wounded here. Years from now someone's child will be spared and when he grows and learns of the situation, his answers will lie in the research we now have. And this will now be burned into the pages of the internet for possible recruits of the JW cult who are typing the crucial words into a search engine somewhere, and they will be able to walk away before the damage is done. It will sit and ferment in the minds of elders and those in positions of knowing until something moves them to act and, it may not be the last straw, but it is a straw. And each keyboard here and printer and envelope and tear is another.
i havent posted much lately becausewell just because.
in the past year i have tried .
to start my conversion from commercial art to fine art doing mostly nudes.
I was looking for the "mind cage/Watchtower head thing"? awhile back. That had an impact on me. How do I find that? Great stuff!
(baylor university, waco, tx) an essay entitled, "jehovah's witnesses, blood transfusions, and the tort of misrepresentation," found in the autumn issue of baylor universitys prestigious journal of church and state, published december 13, 2005, exposes the vulnerability of jehovahs witnesses religious organization to massive claims for compensation because of the religions misrepresentation of the medical risks of blood transfusions.
this milestone essay critically examines one of the religions main publications for teaching their children and new recruits about their blood beliefs, how can blood save your life?
the peer-reviewed essay details many misrepresentations of medical facts, which the religion partly relies on to support its blood prohibition, thus denying its members from making fully informed medical decisions.
This issue can help ex-jw parents in custody decisions brought before courts. The other parent will potentially be making uniformed decisions from deceptive literature. The implications to other aspects of parenting will then be brought into question, whether voiced or not. This parent is willing to watch their child die without having all the information. If this could tip any scales, who will have the best interest of the child in mind then?
(baylor university, waco, tx) an essay entitled, "jehovah's witnesses, blood transfusions, and the tort of misrepresentation," found in the autumn issue of baylor universitys prestigious journal of church and state, published december 13, 2005, exposes the vulnerability of jehovahs witnesses religious organization to massive claims for compensation because of the religions misrepresentation of the medical risks of blood transfusions.
this milestone essay critically examines one of the religions main publications for teaching their children and new recruits about their blood beliefs, how can blood save your life?
the peer-reviewed essay details many misrepresentations of medical facts, which the religion partly relies on to support its blood prohibition, thus denying its members from making fully informed medical decisions.
This shows they deceive people with false information in their literature. This can be applied to many issues....this is a spark in a haystack.
(baylor university, waco, tx) an essay entitled, "jehovah's witnesses, blood transfusions, and the tort of misrepresentation," found in the autumn issue of baylor universitys prestigious journal of church and state, published december 13, 2005, exposes the vulnerability of jehovahs witnesses religious organization to massive claims for compensation because of the religions misrepresentation of the medical risks of blood transfusions.
this milestone essay critically examines one of the religions main publications for teaching their children and new recruits about their blood beliefs, how can blood save your life?
the peer-reviewed essay details many misrepresentations of medical facts, which the religion partly relies on to support its blood prohibition, thus denying its members from making fully informed medical decisions.
Outstanding...
Indoctrination by deceptive literature! That's a can of worms there.
