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I sat here pouring my heart out and crying for over an hour telling all of you my troubles and  this stupid thing LOST my BLOG!!! Oh well maybe God was trying to tell me to shut up and be thankful for what I have and to stop complaining. I was complaining to you too. Telling you all about my marriage troubles and my worries over my children. I complained about the economy and everything else I could think of. I also told you I want to go to the beach this week, sit in the sun, cry my heart... Read More

My handsome son arrives tomorrow night. I have been busy trying to put his bedroom back together. The last three years I have had bunk beds in there and have had foster children sleeping in his room. Every time that he came home he slept in the family room. Up until Christmas he slept on the floor then we got a daybed and he slept there the last time he was home.   It was hard on me taking his room down to put those children in there but he did not seem to mind. There were times that I min... Read More

I have been re-learning, or should I say learning for the first time, our country's history. Most of what I have been rapidly absorbing these last few months were never in my textbook at school. Sure we "learned" about the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. At no time can i ever remember a teacher guiding us on how many freedoms had been lost and more were being taken daily. Certainly no one ever dared teach us that the IRS was in fact unconstitutional, and that the 16th amendment had never be... Read More

    Veteran's Day 2008   They're young people faced with battle, Answering the call to duty honorably, Protecting our freedom, our way of life, Keeping the world safe for you and me.   They face adversity we cannot understand, See mayhem and tragedy each day, They defend our Constitution and our rights, While others laugh, love, frolic, and play.   They sacrifice the things they hold dear, Many never make it home from the war, They seldom complain and of... Read More

The 21st century has not been kind to America, thus far. But, today, I'm more proud of my country than I've been for a long, long time.

I grew up in an era where, in the south, black folks weren't allowed to go to school with white folks. African-Americans had separate drinking fountains, separate restaurants, and separate sections in backs of buses. Yet, in those days when the government tacitly endorsed the so-called "separate but equal" policy - which was simply racial discrimina... Read More

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