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ungrateful daughter-in-law
I just wish, for once, we could get the reactions that some of the LWs have to the answers and comments on their letters. Particularly, the daughter-in-law... her selfish and callous reaction is horrifying to me. I don't remember what presents my grandparents got me as a child; no doubt anything they got me was probably pretty simple and ...
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Dear Prudence
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Al-Dhariyat
on
July 3, 2009
Dissing your mother-in-law publicly - Now *that's* positive!
It's weird how the author recommends that we put a positive spin on things while simultaneously dissing her mother-in-law's and an acquaintance's negative ''characterizations.'' I thought the point was to stay attuned to the positive. And frankly, ''dabbling'' is not necessarily an insult. It depends on how you choose to interpret it. (And isn’t ...
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The Happiness Project
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berrinchuda
on
January 25, 2009
How People Perceive This Issue of Abortion Varies Greatly
************************************************* http://www.here-now.org/ Stories of an Abortion Doctor On the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, we rebroadcast our conversation with Dr. Susan Wicklund. She has written about her life as an abortion provider in the book, “This Common Secret: My Journey as an Abortion Doctor.” ...
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Obit
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MichaelBernard3
on
January 22, 2009
Remembering Mr. Newman
I never had the chance like most of us to meet Mr. Newman, but he was the kind of guy that I felt I knew. He is a great role model in our present culture. I suppose he would not agree to strongly with that statement, not liking the focus to be on him, but Mr. Newman......thank you for a life well lived that made a difference. your life will ...
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Obit
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patterson53
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September 28, 2008
Paul Newman
When I was a member of the Pelican skydiving club, back in the early seventies, I had the honor of meeting Paul Newman & his son Scott. The latter was a member of Pelican skydivers, a club that in 1971 under the captainship of Mike Schultz contributed with some 70% of USA team members to the World Skydiving Championship in 1971, in Belgrade, ...
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Obit
by
Germania
on
September 28, 2008
Hail and farewell
Close yor eyes and you can see, high on the mountain, the funeral pyre from here. The Great Gygax is dead! As you turn you can see the endless sea of mourners in the shadowy night. Some say the worth of a man is by those he touched. Who here can stand up to that measure? We are better for having knowing him. Hail and farewell!
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Obit
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mark3
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March 6, 2008
More, Please
More of your essays, please, Mr. Fagen. It never hit me that Turner was from Clarksdale. Truly a weird, fated place. Anyway, more essays, please.
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Obit
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baerwald
on
December 17, 2007
Re: Narcissus
Thankyou for having read and commenting on. For your nice judgement; I hope that you will point out anything that could guide. Thankyou again.
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Poems
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Mohammad Ilyas
on
November 19, 2007
"The Secret" = white magic?
I don't think anyone's really aware of this, but the whole concept behind the new media sensation “The Secret” may indeed be labeled as white magic. I love “The Secret,” it's a very neat concept that I personally use all the time; I don’t see any harm in using it as a tool for what I deem to be bettering my life – with the proper and right ...
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Faith-Based
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andicruz
on
August 1, 2007