oooh according to one website, your area is a great place for "soul retrieval"! lol...maybe the GB should vacation there.
FreeGirl2006
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just when you think you've made friends with a "normal" person
by Hortensia inrode over to the farmer's market with a couple of neighbors, nice women, seem sensible.
the driver stopped in the middle of a block and stared at the coca-cola truck that was parked there.
she said, "do you see the round tower?
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just when you think you've made friends with a "normal" person
by Hortensia inrode over to the farmer's market with a couple of neighbors, nice women, seem sensible.
the driver stopped in the middle of a block and stared at the coca-cola truck that was parked there.
she said, "do you see the round tower?
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FreeGirl2006
Sounds like life is interesting in your town! Maybe the towers (or your town) will make it on a Doctor Who episode. I will have to add it to my must-visit list as I am always looking for unusual places.
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Hear Ye!!!Hear Ye!! WONDERFUL GOOD NEWS!!!!
by mouthy inmy jw daughter called me this afternoon!!!!!
!i am just over the moon.
her hubby not a jw has cancer & was operated on today!!!!.
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FreeGirl2006
Awesome news. Thank you for sharing!
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What am I going to wear to the AGM?
by sherrie11 into the women out there that have been honoured with an invitation this is the question they ask themself.. .
i am going to admit one of the reasons i enjoyed the meetings was getting to dress up.
how many women out there found the meetings an excuse to dress up.
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FreeGirl2006
I always dressed up with an artistic, rather than designer, flair. I was in a southern country congregation and Kmart was as designer as it got. We moved from up north and mom was quite the style maven plus a great seamstress so we dressed very nicely.
Jgnat....love the style...thanks for the etsy link.
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In 10 words or less express your joy at being free from JW prison.
by Wasanelder Once ini love and enjoy life as never before!.
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FreeGirl2006
Genuinely happy
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Feeling Sick
by FreeGirl2006 injust found out my 12 year old niece got baptized on saturday.
that is the same age i got baptized....as we all know it just should not be allowed.
if a child is not mature enough in other areas of life how can they be mature enough to commit their lives to the borg?
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FreeGirl2006
I think most of us would not be on this forum if we had not given in to the pressure from family and friends to get baptized so young. Knowing my niece's personality I see struggles and many meetings with the elders in her future.
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Feeling Sick
by FreeGirl2006 injust found out my 12 year old niece got baptized on saturday.
that is the same age i got baptized....as we all know it just should not be allowed.
if a child is not mature enough in other areas of life how can they be mature enough to commit their lives to the borg?
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FreeGirl2006
Just found out my 12 year old niece got baptized on Saturday. Need I say more? That is the same age I got baptized....as we all know it just should not be allowed. If a child is not mature enough in other areas of life how can they be mature enough to commit their lives to the borg? Just very sad!
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What should we do to make sure we receive a blood transfusion?
by ILTSF inmy partner and i both grew up jw and our parents are all still in.
we have been together for several years, but are not married.
we are wondering what we should do to make sure that in the event that one of us needed a blood transfusion and was unable to make the decision themselves, the other would be able to make the decision, rather than that responsiblity being given to our parents (who would deny a transfusion).
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FreeGirl2006
It is going to depend on the laws where you reside so I recommend you both meet with an attorney. I live in the US and my boyfriend and I drew up medical directives spelling out the medical decisions we entrusted to the other.
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New York Tourist Crap Highlights The Watchtower buildings in Brooklyn
by steve2 inwell i'm a day shy of having spent one week in new york - my first time.
what a dazzlingly vibrant and noisy city - one that never sleeps.
new yorkers rightly proclaim this metropolis as one of a kind.
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FreeGirl2006
Spendy but lovely restaurant: Scarpetta 355 W 14th St.
Grimaldi's in Brooklyn Heights (yes, you will see a ton of dubs, but trust me, it is worth the sacrifice). Great pizza--get there early and prepare to stand in line.
Ninja New York is a fabulous food experience. Even if you just go for drinks, it is worth a trip to their bathrooms (featured on the Travel Channel).
Shopping: Century 21 and of course Saks Fifth Avenue. If you are a make up junkie like I am, hit up Sephora.
Wicked is an awesome musical to see while you are there.
I am envious of your plans--hope you have a blast!
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BLONDIE'S COMMENTS YOU WILL NOT HEAR AT THE 07-21-2013 WT STUDY (MARRIAGE)
by blondie inwt publications http://www.a2z.org/wtarchive/archive.htm (old).
why do marriage mates need to.
show respect for each other?.
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FreeGirl2006
Blondie, I love your snarky comments but you outdid yourself with today's vomit inducing topic.