Does everyone see the flaw in Sharon Stone’s Karma statement?
I am far from an expert on this, but I belive that karma makes one responsible for one’s own life. Thus, what you give out to others will come back to you.
So, Sharon Stone is saying that all those children who died in collapsed schools deserved it [...]
Archive for May, 2008
Karma and idiocy
Posted in News that's probably not Fit to Print, tagged Karma, Sharon Stone on May 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
FLDS = brainwashing, not religion
Posted in Abuse of Fellow Humans, News that's probably not Fit to Print, tagged choice, FLDS, free will, grandma in Illinois on May 28, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Thank you, Grandma in Illinois, for saying it: “Precludes a choice”
This has been my biggest objection to FLDS, right after whatever/if child abuse we suspect is going on. I am trying to be unbiased here and this is an issue that is difficult for me as some of my grandchildren are living in a similar [...]
Where in the world would you go?
Posted in Home Again in Indiana, My Weird Family, Nature, What Was She Thinking, tagged Alaska, Basque, camping, Combustion Engineering, Dunes, Griffith, Holland, Indiana, Junko Kanazawa, Norway, Sears, travel, Twinkies, White Castle, Wisconsin on May 27, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Where would you go, if you won a trip to anywhere in the world.
My list is almost too long to mention. Alaska to see the Northern Lights, anywhere to watch the whales, Holland/Norway, the Basque Country, to see what really made my ancestors who they were, and Japan to find a long lost friend, Junko [...]
First Edit-Change of plans
Posted in Writing is an Art, tagged Austen, Cheryl Klein, Fantasy for Young Adults, MS Word, plot, Stephen King on May 26, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
My Young Adult Fantasy novel is at 61,754 words. It ranges from being the first draft, at the end, to being probably thirtieth draft, in the beginning. I have three possible openings, none of which I am happy with.
I write nearly every day. I get in anywhere from three hours to ten hours at my [...]
FLDS+Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely
Posted in Abuse of Fellow Humans, News that's probably not Fit to Print, tagged Aborigines, FLDS, Jewish, Native Americans, power, Roma, Rulon Jeffs, Texas, United Nations, Viggo Mortensen on May 25, 2008 | 4 Comments »
This is a response to H. Millard. If anyone misses the point, as has been commented on, I understand. I do too. Sometimes comments lead to apples and oranges being compared and other times it’s just my brain leading to goodness knows where.
The Native Americans were persecuted because the Caucasians wanted their land, not because they abused [...]
Close your eyes and become a child again, in the FLDS
Posted in Abuse of Fellow Humans, News that's probably not Fit to Print, tagged Big Brother, FLDS, obedience, power, prophet, Warren Jeffs on May 25, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Please do me a favor. Close your eyes a moment and pretend you are a child again. You are a child growing up In the FLDS.
In many ways, it is a great childhood. Other kids are not snobby to you because everyone dresses the same. You are in good health because you do not [...]
FLDS-Just to straighten out some of Facts of my Blog
Posted in Abuse of Fellow Humans, News that's probably not Fit to Print, tagged Abuse of Fellow Humans, Amish, brainwashing, FLDS, Freedom of Choice, Josef Fritzl, lost boys, seat belts on May 25, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
This is my second start at this. I am going to try to winnow it down. I have two new blogs here, so I hope you will read each. I tried to cut these down to the bare facts.
1. I do not know, nor have I ever known, anyone in the FLDS.
2. IMHO: Anyone [...]
FLDS and My Opinion
Posted in Abuse of Fellow Humans, News that's probably not Fit to Print, tagged brainwashing, FLDS, government, red, religion, Warren Jeffs, Wikipedia on May 23, 2008 | 1 Comment »
First, let me state that I do not care what religion anyone has/is, anymore than I care who or how many partners anyone wants. That is strictly, in my opinion, a persons own private choice. I do not believe the government has the right to legalize or outlaw either. I have never understood what right [...]
A challenge to the FLDS: Slavery is illegal, unlock your gates
Posted in Abuse of Fellow Humans, News that's probably not Fit to Print, tagged Appellate Court, FLDS, locked gates, lost boys, Rod Parker, sexual abuse, slavery on May 23, 2008 | 9 Comments »
FIRST: If you do not have anything to hide, why are you hiding behind locked gates? If everyone wants to be there and do as you say, why do you have to keep him or her behind locked gates? Okay, got that off my chest!
For years now, we have read of young boys, the “lost [...]
My Aunt Lulu
Posted in My Weird Family, tagged 1950, glass ceiling, gypsy, health food, masseuse, Victorian on May 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
To a seven-year-old girl, growing up in the semi-rural Midwest, Aunt Lulu was just plain exotic. First, she lived in the city. Here was her two-story house, right next to the neighbor’s two-story house. There was barely room to spare for a walkway between her house and the next. The house I lived in sat [...]





