hey doug, .
as you may have known, my dad is not doing too well.
he is not expected to live much longer.
((((((((((Doug))))))))))),
I feel so badly for what you are going through at this time. To say that your father is and was a good man, is truly a compliment to him.
My dad needs to "move toward the white light..." for everyone concerned, including himself. Whatever is on the other side, I'll see him there. I told him this also.
Your father is blessed to have a son like you.
I wish you well.
Love,
Robyn
well today i had an experience even better than finding a $20 in an old coat pocket.
rodbar and i were chatting about places we had been back in the 70's.
i got off the chat and while doing chores recalled a chance encounter during a memphis assembly.
Hill,
I am still so happy over our discovery earlier today. Our 15 minute conversation helped to change my life. You were the first (and only) JW that I had spoken to who thought that radio would be a fun career choice. Your encouragement came at the right time. In a way, that conversation led to me leaving the org. I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart.
I have more to say but I will say it by email.
Love,
Robyn
i think that everyone should see this at least once in thier life.. i love this, love.
love.
love it.
Very nice. Thank you.
Love,
Robyn
ever since leaving 4 years ago, at least twice a week i have dreams of old friends, and sometimes i wake up crying, laughing, etc., depending on what it was about.
the ones that bother me the most involve me walking down columbia heights seeing old bethelite friends, and they all look at me weird because i have dreds and earrings now, but they still talk to me.
but they have this look of disgust on their faces, like i'm not good enough for them anymore.
Back,
I am happy for you that you are living your life. I am also happy for you that your family tells you to "do what you have to do". They could be shunning you, you know.
You will make more friends, false and true. Give it some time. I wish you well.
Love,
Robyn
Edited by - robdar on 27 October 2002 15:43:33
hl and i are for a week, we're going to madeira again and this time we are walkin' the levada's!.
here's where were going, its a portuguese territory a few hundred miles off the coast of west africa:.
tomorrow morning we head for cardiff airport, it's a slight worry as the severn bridge is closed today because of high winds, if it stays closed we have an extra 100 miles to drive around via the m50.. see ya in about a week!.
Have fun Eman. Bon voyage.
R
creationists like to attack evolution by attacking the "fossil record" as being incomplete; i.e., if something existed, for example, transitional states, then we should see evidence of them in the fossil record.
so, their argument is that if something existed, then we should see it in the fossil record.. let's take a look at the case of kangaroos.
we must assume, if we accept the notion of a global flood, that noah collected two kangaroos for his menagerie in the ark.
Gedanken,
Good post.
There was never a world wide flood, only continental drift. When the continents broke apart and started drifting, the animals that were there drifted with them. The o'possums on australia, adapted into kangaroos. I am sure this is a simplistic explanation but this is the information we tell to the visitors at the zoo where I work. I have changed my wording from "evolved" to "adapted" because I have had so many Christians jump on me for using the term "evolved".
If you get a chance, go to your local Imax Theatre and view "Australia"
Edited by - robdar on 27 October 2002 15:37:9
I don't think there is anything out there that grabs your attention and captures what you are feeling quite like Nirvana did for generation x.
I was born at the tail end of the Baby Boomers and love Kurt Cobain and Nirvana. Sorry Path, but you Xers can't claim Kurt for your own. My dad admired Kurt too.
Yes, I will be buying the CD.
Love,
Robyn
Edited by - robdar on 27 October 2002 8:28:6
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richard harris, 72, actor supreme, and singer not so good, has died.. this is my moment of silence and my monument for a great guy.. francois
Someone left the cake out in the rain...
"I don't think that I can take it
'Cause it took so long to make it
And I'll never have that recipe again...."
about once a month i have a problem with my eyes, or probably the nerves controlling my eyesight.
i see something like an oval mark that is drawn up and down in a half circle.
it sometimes keeps me from seeing properly, depending where it is.
Dude,
Do not wait, go to an opthamologist right away. Sounds like a detached retina. My friend had a similar problem. It will only get worse and the doc may not be able to fix it if you wait.
I wish you well.
Love,
Robyn
i spoke with my brother on the phone last night.
he lives in houston, texas and just loves it down there.
he lived in nj most of his life, but now would never live anywhere else but in the great state of texas!.
Mrs. Shakita,
I saw my grandmother pass in a similar way. I do not want to go into much detail but I do want to say that that is the day I stopped being an atheist. I have always been rather silent about my experience. But it changed my whole life.
Love,
Robyn
