Hey Punk...how ya' been? Happy birthday to your little lady. I've got 2 of those myself...aren't they just the sweetest things? I think the person who has the most fun at their b'days is ME having a good time watching them enjoy it!
Cangie
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Birthday. 2 years old.
by punkofnice inyesterday was my granddaughters 2nd birthday.
they had a party for her.
i bought a gift which she loved.
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Are Jehovah's Witnesses marriages even legit?
by Joliette ini ask this because of the circumstances behind why they get married and who they get married by.
i know people say that they are really in love, they love jehovah, etc, but are these marriages even legit.
i've talked to older jw's sister who are now widowed, some of them say that they were trapped in a marriages.
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Cangie
Once I was reinstated some years ago, I was surprised to hear a number of "sisters" express their envy of my single status (I have been divorced from an elder who abused me for over 20 years.) Several even told me that if something ever happened to their husbands, they would never marry again. That is not exactly a good report of the happy, loving state of marriage in the organization. -
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JAMES WOODS is in the hospital (heart related)
by Terry injames woods has been a long time regular on this discussion group in all of its incarnations.. he had some kind of "heart-attack" and has been in dallas' emergency ward for several days.
he also has a blood clot doctors are working to break up.. 972-261-4412 is his cell number.. he was in a talking mood yesterday afternoon.. i bet it wouldn't kill him to get some well-wishes.. james goes back a long way as an ex-jw.
he knows where the bodies are buried :).
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Refused to go to meeting wife broke frying pan on my car....now SHE is inactive 4 years my advice!!!
by Witness 007 inmy wife is a stubborn stubborn woman.
when we got the internet in 1998 i slowly faded due to trying to prove apostates are lairs and scum...only to find they told nothing but "the truth.
" every qoute was checked and re-checked.
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Her actions can also be categorized as abuse---verbal, emotional and physical. I don't find that behavior amusing at all because usually it escalates from breaking THINGS to hitting YOU. I would suggest you reconsider how healthy these exchanges between you and your wife are, and whether some therapy might be in order for anger management. -
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Where are you from?
by BeautifulMind ini know we are all anonymous for our own personal reasons, so i understand if you would rather not say.
but if you don't mind sharing that would be cool.
i currently live in georgia, usa.
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CO visit must be coming up
by BeautifulMind inthe cobe of the cong we attended called me and left a vm, and also emailed both me and my husband.
this all happened yesterday.
he said he was checking in to see how our family was doing, which is a joke.
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For some reason this made me start humming "The Imperial March" (Darth Vader's Theme) from "Star Wars." The CO's visit just has that sort of feel to it, lol. -
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Have you ever had your oven door explode?
by Ucantnome inthe other day the glass in my oven door exploded and sent glass into the next room, fortunately i wasn't peering in at the time.
about a year go the previous oven door shattered one morning.
the oven was cold.
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Cangie
Wow! I'm glad you are ok. I have never heard of this happening before...I didn't know it was possible. (I have a cheap apartment stove without a glass window, so I am not used to "new-fangled" fancy appliances.) lol -
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me and my new girlfriend
by justthenorm inyou see ive started dating this girl and her family is of strong jehova belief.
now i am not i do see certain things in there studie that is true in my opinion but ive never really been a religion type of person.
i think i want to marry her but i am not a jehovas witness and am not looking to be anytime at all she says that is ok and we can still get married but i dont know how its possible or where we would even do it please i need advice
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Cangie
All the things we said to you already are important, but I think you need to start at the beginning and re-examine this. Your title is "Me and my NEW girlfriend: (1) new girlfriend, (2) you just started dating her, (3) and you are already planning to get married??? Under "normal" circumstances (not dating a JW) marrying someone this quickly is a very bad idea. You need more time to know someone well enough to determine if you can establish a good life with them even if they did not have the insane JW stuff going on. I think many married people would agree with me and advise you that thinking you love someone is not the only consideration for this decision. Perhaps getting some "pre-marital counseling" to understand what life issues you will face will help you to see whether this is a wise decision for either of you. -
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How to survive an assembly
by BlackWolf inhey i was just wondering if you guys had any ideas on how to keep my brain occupied while i'm at an assembly tommorow.
maybe besides tallying the number of times they say jehovah and jesus or counting how many people are wearing red.
i want to keep myself from going insane or having some kind of panic attack lol.
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Cangie
Long ago, when I was a teenager in the organization, we served meals at the assembles/conventions. The event also lasted several days, (in some instances a week) so I volunteered with "food services" for the entire time. I got to meet other JW's my age (and actually had fun with them), stayed out of the seat most of the program, and looked good to my parents and others because of my willingness to serve the brothers.
They don't serve meals anymore, but aren't there still things you could volunteer for? If I remember correctly, they always needed more help, and even had a "volunteer department" set up where you could find an assignment once you arrived. Try "lost-and-found", emergency medical services, babysitting the contribution boxes, etc. You might even get what no one else wants---bathroom duty. But hey, if it keeps you busy and distracted from the program...
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If you don't enjoy working with the public choose another career.
by James Mixon ini'am sure you have come across someone with that type of personality, working in sales, clerk, waitress or waiter.
most are nice but once in a while you come across that person that needs to choose a different career.. this morning i met that person, she just screwed up my day.
i'm thinking maybe her day wasn't a good start,a fight with her husband, bills or children but don't screw up my day.
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Cangie
A month ago I was scheduled to have eye surgery for cataracts at a local hospital. The day before the procedure my doctor's office called me and changed my 10:00 am appointment to 6:00 am the next morning. When I arrived for registration, the receptionist questioned why my appointment was changed and I said that they told me that they needed time for the pre-op procedure. She argued that the change in appointments was unusual, and that "something must be wrong" if they did that. She repeated it several times until I said that I did not want to discuss it further as I was already nervous about being there and I would find out the reason when I got upstairs. (It was simply because several other patients were scheduled for that day, and they had to adjust the times to fit everyone in.)
I contacted the Patient Advocate the next day, and upon hearing my story, she apologized profusely, and indicated that she knew who that receptionist was, and I gathered that they had problems with her previously. A few days later, the receptionist's supervisor called me and told me that this was her (receptionist's) last week of work, and that "it was agreed that she should find employment elsewhere" because they'd had problems and complaints about her for some time. I've worked in hospitals, and I know that her behavior is not just unprofessional, but harmful to the emotional well being of patients who are seeking care.