i just finished reading this book, by our terry, and i thorougly enjoyed it.
terry has an amazing gift for words and expression - as most of you already know - and he lured me in from the very start.
reading this book is an actual experience... and i don't want to say much more than that, because i don't want to color your experience as you read for yourself.. .
I just started the book last night on my Kindle. Terry emailed me the pdf. After looking on-line for instructions and calling a Kindle help person and taking a chance by clicking this and that I finally got it. Then I sent him the $14 on Paypal.
I can't say to much about it because I didn't get that far but I know I'm going to like it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2hx5mghrvbs.
nice job.
ok i think its time i introduce myself... and sorry, its going to be verrry long.. .
i am 32, married, 2 children.
i am french but i live in scotland.. .
Welcome. thanks not only for your well expressed intro but also the photo of your family and the recording along with picture. That doesn't happen very often.
ive been around this board for quite awhile.
it has helped immensely.
lately i just read everyone elses experiences and try and forget the whole nightmare...but i cant.
With your TV production experience I imagine you'll do a great job. I look forward to it.
the 'atheist experience' cable tv show had an excellent segment today on religious indoctrination of young people, presented by the ever-smiling tracie harris; it's worth a look, with great advice, and it rings true to jw methods of raising children to a tee:.
http://blip.tv/the-atheist-experience-tv-show/atheist-experience-832-indoctrination-6645496.
adam.
I tried to listen to it. The first 5 or so minutes was just chit chat stuff and promotion of other websites. Then they started the nitty gritty. Sounded interesting. Seems like the woman was a JW by some of her word choices but including traits of other religions too. But then my computer started jumping and it was all jumbled. I would have kept listening though while I was doing something else. Maybe another time.
greetings, soup lovers:.
i have a huge kitchen at my disposal (not my own); vegetables, cans of this and that and spices are scattered about, prepared to go into a cauldron of minestrone i started a few days ago.
i'm preparing ahead so as to freeze the leftovers to heat up later at home over my hotplate.. nothing like a 6-burner gas range to simmer over!.
I made chili today, not quite soup. I plan to make a minestrone this week though.
http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/religious-boy-fights-court-for-right-to-die-20130917-2tx5u.html.
this is tragic.
the boy is 17, and earlier this year the courts ruled that he was to be forced a transfusion.
Using the rape analogy is straight from Watchtower dictates. He is not speaking from his own mind. He does not know how to use his mind. Tragic.
Maybe someone could send the newspaper a quote from the Kingdom Ministry where it teaches the rank and file how to respond.
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hi simon, .
when i go to read my pms sometimes i was able to get through but now all i get is whole sheet of data that doesn't make any sense.
how can i get to read my pms like before?.
and my envelope in the corner is missing
i've discovered that i can't bring myself to listen to more of the convention program for the simple reason that its about as interesting as drying paint.
the same holds true with reading watchtower publications, there isn't any content to analyze.. at the same time i'm trying to work out some back story problems with my fiction regarding religion.
twice i tried to write up that back story for nanowrimo, without success.
Maybe the movie "Truth Be Told" would offer some inspiration. It's showing tomorrow at the Harvard Exit.
