This is Sarah again. Michele hasn't had the strength to blog yet, but she's home and walking. Otherwise she's ok. Hopefully she'll be blogging again soon and back to her old self, which we all love.
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This is Sarah again. Michele hasn't had the strength to blog yet, but she's home and walking. Otherwise she's ok. Hopefully she'll be blogging again soon and back to her old self, which we all love.
I know I said I wouldn't comment any more. But Boris, that's not right. When I was a Christian, I really didn't care whether I made converts or not. My wife and I did go for the adventure, but we mostly did what we did for the joy of doing it. Naturally, the church didn't help us. But every Christian at all times isn't a total jerk. You just aren't likely to find those who aren't anywhere the blog owner hangs out, I would think. Maybe to be Christlike you need to be an atheist. The Spaghetti Monster knows Christians aren't.
And my sympathies for your experiences, Your Name. Perhaps the problem is the Northeast is populated by assholes. Isn't Boston where they have to put up street signs telling people to yield to ambulances? Philadelphia must be similar. But I am glad you made it.
Your assumption,Gene, that the Norteast is populated by A holes is totally wrong. I live in the Northeast and have not found that to be true at any time!
I'm prepared to stick up for the Northeast, too! It is what you make of it, Bud. (And I'm still broken up over what Gene shared.)
my hindu and buddhist friends have a word - karma. then, christians have "whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap." take your time to heal, michele, and spend that time wisely... time for introspection, perhaps.
gene, sorry to hear of your loss and your pain.
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