Oh Joel, sweetie, so sorry.
Posts by MrMoe
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19My grandmother died
by joelbear inmy mother's mother who was 97 died yesterday.
i had not seen her in probably close to 20 years.
she lived an odd existence.
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'Experiences' in Gay Nightclubs, Part One!
by SYN insubject shoulda tipped you people off!.
couple of weeks back, i was busy winding up my evening at a gay nightclub near my home in johannesburg, when across the room i notice this drop-dead-gorgeous woman sitting there with her obviously gay friend.
so i stare at her a bit, get some eye-contact going, and i reckoned i was making some decent progress!
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MrMoe
*blinks at thread being resurrected almost a year later*
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Any Buddhists Here?
by Southland ini was a jw from birth until after i got out of high school.
i've drifted away over the last 15 years or so.
lately i have found myself missing my sense of spirituality.
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MrMoe
I once helped an old co-worker register here, wonder if she still posts or read the forum? Wierd thing is I don't even remember her nick. HA!
Why does a religious name matter anyhow? Why classify? Just curious. *wink*
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I'm 67 Today
by Undecided ini was born 67 years ago, it was the coldest feb 10 since that day.
i heard this on the radio.
it was about 4 miles from where i live in eden in an upstairs room in my mother's parents home.
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MrMoe
Happy Birthday to one of my fav people on JWD... sweetie!
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I miss being a JW
by joelbear in.
it seems the more time goes by, the more i miss being a jw.. i miss my friends.
i miss the feeling of safety of the group.. i miss having hope.. i miss it a lot..
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MrMoe
There have been times in the past sitting alone in an empty house I have missed my ex-husband to the point of sobbing, and then I would realize I was just lonely and he abused me, he was a prick and a creep and the only thing I missed was having a warm body around to keep me company.
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Tokens of Affection
by MrMoe inmany years ago, as a young child, i purchased my mother a gift when she was in the hospital.
it is a pot painted with purple orchids and it came with flowering bulbs to plant, which has a little saying on it "a mother's love fills the world with happiness.
" every trinket that i bought or made over the years, my mother cherished.
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MrMoe
Many years ago, as a young child, I purchased my Mother a gift when she was in the hospital. It is a pot painted with purple orchids and it came with flowering bulbs to plant, which has a little saying on it "A Mother's love fills the world with happiness." Every trinket that I bought or made over the years, my mother cherished. Now, of course I always knew was to WHY she cherished them and WHY the lovely words made her smile.... my Mom loved me. But now, looking back, I never even knew the impact of the items I gave her inscribed with poems devoted to the love of a Mother, nor did I understand what these expressions of my affection meant to Mom. To me, they were just tokens, simple gifts really, but to her they held so much more meaning.
There was something Mom gave me before she died... a framed card, very old and worn looking... she always had it on her bedroom dresser for as long as I could remember. In fact, this is the very last thing she gave me. I always thought why do you want that ugly thing? And as I sit here in my bedroom and look over at it, I cannot help the tears from welling in my eyes. I know now why she had it there, on the dresser where she stood every morning and got dressed. And the words on it, they ring so true, and not just for mothers and children, but the people that touch our lives, for good or bad.
If a child lives with criticism, he learns to condemn.
If a child lives with hostility, he learns to fight.
If a child lives with ridicule, he learns to be shy.
If a child lives with shame, he learns to feel guilty.
If a child lives with tolerance, he learns to be patient.
If a child lives with encouragement, he learns confidence.
If a child lives with praise he learns to appreciate.
If a child lives with fairness, he learns justice.
If a child lives with security, he learns to have faith.
If a child lives with approval, he learns to like himself.
If a child lives with acceptance and friendship,
He learns to find love in the world.
Edited by - MrMoe on 9 February 2003 9:37:7
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You Never Know Who Might Be on the Other End...
by MrMoe inhim: m'k *groan grunt groan* ya know, she ain't really my old lady.
never ever never never drink.
him: you sound beautiful.
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MrMoe
expat -- oooohhh... the scent of a week old unshowered biker man! Come to Mamma! And get ur beer ur damn self! *wiggles her large butt*
Edited by - MrMoe on 8 February 2003 9:46:42
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You Never Know Who Might Be on the Other End...
by MrMoe inhim: m'k *groan grunt groan* ya know, she ain't really my old lady.
never ever never never drink.
him: you sound beautiful.
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MrMoe
no, just some dude... Welcome to the hole in the wall I live in! Punta Gorda, Florida! Yes siree!!! No wait, that is Floreeda to us local crackers. *barf*
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You Never Know Who Might Be on the Other End...
by MrMoe inhim: m'k *groan grunt groan* ya know, she ain't really my old lady.
never ever never never drink.
him: you sound beautiful.
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MrMoe
snack expat? *cough wink cough shudder cough*
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You Never Know Who Might Be on the Other End...
by MrMoe inhim: m'k *groan grunt groan* ya know, she ain't really my old lady.
never ever never never drink.
him: you sound beautiful.
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MrMoe
I'm too fat, remember?