the other night i was awake just lying in bed at about 3:00 a.m. when i heard my niece's cell phone ring.
she answered the call.
though i didn't or couldn't hear the entire conversation what i did get out of it was that she was somewhere (a restaurant i think) with a guy who had a gun.. she was re-telling the story to whoever she was talking to.. as soon as she hung up the phone i went to talk to her.
When I was 18 I carried a gun. What's the big deal?
You're right! Every 18 year old should carry one, right next to their cell phone.
Why in the hell would any 18 year old need to carry a gun? Whatever the reason, I wouldn't want my daughter hanging out with them.
just wondering how long it takes to really get over someone.
it has been about six months now since my ex boyfriend broke up.
we were together for four years.
All I can says is if he isn't 100% into you, then drop the whole thing. The last thing you want is him being 80% into you and you being 120% into him, because eventually it will burn out and it will be at a very inopportune time...like when your 8 months pregnant on the fourth kid.
every child and bible student was told about how wonderful the "new system" was going to be.
"and what animal do you want to have in the new system?
"......that was a very typical question.
I was gonna take a nap...
the other night i was awake just lying in bed at about 3:00 a.m. when i heard my niece's cell phone ring.
she answered the call.
though i didn't or couldn't hear the entire conversation what i did get out of it was that she was somewhere (a restaurant i think) with a guy who had a gun.. she was re-telling the story to whoever she was talking to.. as soon as she hung up the phone i went to talk to her.
In contrast to Euph's advice, you need to either talk further to your niece or talk to the mom. You might want to consider telling your niece that you feel obligated to tell her mom since she may be in danger. See how she reacts to that and it may help you make a decision.
i was preparing comments on another thread and some strange memories started to surface.
one that had haunted me years ago was the disfellowshipping of jan. she was a 30 something woman who had found herself single when her husband ran off with her good friend.
jane was no angel herself though: a slim, suntanned, blonde headed, party girl who's life style had made her quite familiar with the judicial process, which is how jane and i became more acquainted.
Frank, great story! You should actually be thankful they tried to railroad you as it sounds like it helped get your parents out too!
president bush said that they would go back to the moon by 2015 and build a space station there.
from there, they could send man to mars one day.. .
http://www.cnn.com/2004/tech/space/01/14/bush.space/index.html.
Yeah, look how great the first moon landing was! We got to bring back some rocks and take some snazzy pictures of our home planet! Space is supposed to be the final frontier. We have a long way to go before that.
the other night i was awake just lying in bed at about 3:00 a.m. when i heard my niece's cell phone ring.
she answered the call.
though i didn't or couldn't hear the entire conversation what i did get out of it was that she was somewhere (a restaurant i think) with a guy who had a gun.. she was re-telling the story to whoever she was talking to.. as soon as she hung up the phone i went to talk to her.
Tough call! A parent definitely deserves to know something like that...the problem is if that parent doesn't have a good relationship with the child it could be useless. What was your niece's reaction to talking to you? Do you think you could talk her into talking to her mother about it?
If you do tell the mom, you need to get her word that she will deal with it properly. She must promise to deal with it in love, not in anger. She must be patient and understanding. Get her to agree to this first.
today, at prime ministers questions, the leader of the oppostion michael howard, had tony blair squirming as he repeatedly asked him about the death of weapons expert david kelly.
this took place in front of millions of tv watchers earlier today, and is well worth watching here: .
blair roasted.. just click onto "prime ministers questions", if you don't want to watch the whole session you can select "hutton enquiry".
Thanks Euph! What a hoot! I love it! I'm going to have to watch the House of Commons more often. You know, if England didn't have such piss poor weather I'd definitely move there. Much more my liking.
today, at prime ministers questions, the leader of the oppostion michael howard, had tony blair squirming as he repeatedly asked him about the death of weapons expert david kelly.
this took place in front of millions of tv watchers earlier today, and is well worth watching here: .
blair roasted.. just click onto "prime ministers questions", if you don't want to watch the whole session you can select "hutton enquiry".
I must be a retard...I don't see a green box. I get directed to this page from your link http://news.bbc.co.uk/narrowband/static/audio_video/avconsole/ukfs/f_news_console.stm
but I don't see anything pertaining to it. Oh well, no big deal.
today, at prime ministers questions, the leader of the oppostion michael howard, had tony blair squirming as he repeatedly asked him about the death of weapons expert david kelly.
this took place in front of millions of tv watchers earlier today, and is well worth watching here: .
blair roasted.. just click onto "prime ministers questions", if you don't want to watch the whole session you can select "hutton enquiry".
Bummer, I can't find it there, it might have been switched by now.
