Posted: March 23, 2005 5:22 pm
I LOVE YOU TOO CONNIE!!!!ph4ever wrote: and in keeping with all the love that's being thrown around I LOVE YOU MAL!!!! (((((MAL)))))
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Posted: March 23, 2005 5:22 pm
Yeah.. a whole clan... tends to happen... what with kids and pets and all...buffettbride wrote:I have a clan???DonnaKayDunbar wrote: ...buffettbride & clan...
BB loves you too DKD!
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:23 pm
PHBeerman wrote:It's a Catholic school.ph4ever wrote:buffettbride wrote:I wasn't planning on discussing it at all with her...because I agree she is too young. But, in the weekly school newsletter there's a list of people to pray for and it was listed as, "Please pray for Terri Schiavo who has been sentenced to death by starvation" and she asked about it.ph4ever wrote:buffettbride wrote:It's actually been very challenging at home, discussing this with Victoria. She goes to a Catholic school and obviously there's no question where the Church stands on this issue. She does know that mommy and daddy have different opinions (than her school) in this particular case but we didn't really discuss it much further than that. She didn't really ask.ph4ever wrote:
when your children get old enough you can use this case to discuss it with them. That's what Steven and I did Saturday. I know exactly what he would want me to do.
IMHO she's probably too young to discuss this with. In fact if I had tried to have that discussion with Steven a couple of years ago it would have probably stressed him too much.
IMHO that was so wrong of her school. They could have left off the death by starvation part.
did you hear that wierd noise again???
yea but to subject children to that wording is very disturbing to me.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:24 pm
I take it you have not been around the catholic faith much. It is all about guilt.ph4ever wrote: yea but to subject children to that wording is very disturbing to me.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:24 pm
Um, 'scuse me!!! We're a mafia, thank you!olemissbrad wrote:Even better than my last post:
Cyber Sisters are an extremely fierce confederation of fighting females who act something like a shrill Greek chorus, echoing and amplifying one another's voice until their foes retreat in disarray. They are generally leaderless, but anyone who challenges one Cyber Sister can expect to be savagely attacked by the others. Only the most powerful and battle-hardened of Warriors is strong enough to weather a Cyber Sisters attack.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:25 pm
PHBeerman wrote:I take it you have not been around the catholic faith much. It is all about guilt.ph4ever wrote: yea but to subject children to that wording is very disturbing to me.
not Catholic schools no, but now that you have mentioned that I've heard that very statement from my non practiciing Catholic friends
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:25 pm
That's a terrible statement by your daughter's school newsletter.buffettbride wrote:I wasn't planning on discussing it at all with her...because I agree she is too young. But, in the weekly school newsletter there's a list of people to pray for and it was listed as, "Please pray for Terri Schiavo who has been sentenced to death by starvation" and she asked about it.ph4ever wrote:buffettbride wrote:It's actually been very challenging at home, discussing this with Victoria. She goes to a Catholic school and obviously there's no question where the Church stands on this issue. She does know that mommy and daddy have different opinions (than her school) in this particular case but we didn't really discuss it much further than that. She didn't really ask.ph4ever wrote:buffettbride wrote:Thank you Troy. I share your sentiments.PHBeerman wrote:This is a tough situation for all involved. And I am glad that I am not in either the husband's shoes or the parent's. Life is precious. However, if life was about being locked within my own body for 15 years, I would prefer to enjoy the dignity of death. However, as a parent, I try to think of what I would do if it were one of my boys in this condition. The answer is I truly do not know. I hope I never have to make that decision. The same goes if it were my wife in that bed. Luckily we have used this case to document our wishes. I personally hope that the parents realize that they are fighting this battle for themselves not Terri. And I hope that the husband does the same.
when your children get old enough you can use this case to discuss it with them. That's what Steven and I did Saturday. I know exactly what he would want me to do.
IMHO she's probably too young to discuss this with. In fact if I had tried to have that discussion with Steven a couple of years ago it would have probably stressed him too much.
Like you said, she's prolly too young to have to confront such a moral/legal dilemma like that.
My sympathies to you for having to field those questions from your little one.
What's a child to think when her teachers say something like that??
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:26 pm
Troy... come on now.PHBeerman wrote:I take it you have not been around the catholic faith much. It is all about guilt.ph4ever wrote: yea but to subject children to that wording is very disturbing to me.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:26 pm
iuparrothead wrote:Um, 'scuse me!!! We're a mafia, thank you!olemissbrad wrote:Even better than my last post:
Cyber Sisters are an extremely fierce confederation of fighting females who act something like a shrill Greek chorus, echoing and amplifying one another's voice until their foes retreat in disarray. They are generally leaderless, but anyone who challenges one Cyber Sister can expect to be savagely attacked by the others. Only the most powerful and battle-hardened of Warriors is strong enough to weather a Cyber Sisters attack.
I was wondering when you'd show up!!!
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:26 pm
well, yea... MAFIA. Helloooo?iuparrothead wrote:Um, 'scuse me!!! We're a mafia, thank you!olemissbrad wrote:Even better than my last post:
Cyber Sisters are an extremely fierce confederation of fighting females who act something like a shrill Greek chorus, echoing and amplifying one another's voice until their foes retreat in disarray. They are generally leaderless, but anyone who challenges one Cyber Sister can expect to be savagely attacked by the others. Only the most powerful and battle-hardened of Warriors is strong enough to weather a Cyber Sisters attack.
Perhaps OMB didn't get the memo?
We've unionized from sisterhood to all out angry mob.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:26 pm
That is me. 1st generation Catholic reformed.ph4ever wrote:PHBeerman wrote:I take it you have not been around the catholic faith much. It is all about guilt.ph4ever wrote: yea but to subject children to that wording is very disturbing to me.
not Catholic schools no, but now that you have mentioned that I've heard that very statement from my non practiciing Catholic friends
But I am thinking of rejoining the church.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:26 pm
Troy is exactly right. Most statements are laden with the intent of guilt. Victoria is pretty strong in her faith and I try to equalize it a little bit with common sense while still appreciating her strong belief in God and the Church.ph4ever wrote:PHBeerman wrote:I take it you have not been around the catholic faith much. It is all about guilt.ph4ever wrote: yea but to subject children to that wording is very disturbing to me.
not Catholic schools no, but now that you have mentioned that I've heard that very statement from my non practiciing Catholic friends
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:27 pm
And pin stripes are slimming.DonnaKayDunbar wrote:well, yea... MAFIA. Helloooo?iuparrothead wrote:Um, 'scuse me!!! We're a mafia, thank you!olemissbrad wrote:Even better than my last post:
Cyber Sisters are an extremely fierce confederation of fighting females who act something like a shrill Greek chorus, echoing and amplifying one another's voice until their foes retreat in disarray. They are generally leaderless, but anyone who challenges one Cyber Sister can expect to be savagely attacked by the others. Only the most powerful and battle-hardened of Warriors is strong enough to weather a Cyber Sisters attack.
Perhaps OMB didn't get the memo?
We've unionized from sisterhood to all out angry mob.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:28 pm
She is about due for first confession. That is when the real guilt starts.buffettbride wrote:Troy is exactly right. Most statements are laden with the intent of guilt. Victoria is pretty strong in her faith and I try to equalize it a little bit with common sense while still appreciating her strong belief in God and the Church.ph4ever wrote:PHBeerman wrote:I take it you have not been around the catholic faith much. It is all about guilt.ph4ever wrote: yea but to subject children to that wording is very disturbing to me.
not Catholic schools no, but now that you have mentioned that I've heard that very statement from my non practiciing Catholic friends
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:28 pm
DonnaKayDunbar wrote:well, yea... MAFIA. Helloooo?iuparrothead wrote:Um, 'scuse me!!! We're a mafia, thank you!olemissbrad wrote:Even better than my last post:
Cyber Sisters are an extremely fierce confederation of fighting females who act something like a shrill Greek chorus, echoing and amplifying one another's voice until their foes retreat in disarray. They are generally leaderless, but anyone who challenges one Cyber Sister can expect to be savagely attacked by the others. Only the most powerful and battle-hardened of Warriors is strong enough to weather a Cyber Sisters attack.
Perhaps OMB didn't get the memo?
We've unionized from sisterhood to all out angry mob.
I've got the tar in the back - it's just about hot enough and just a few more bags of feathers and we're all ready!!
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:28 pm
Seriously? Have you considered an Episcopal Church? It's kind of like Catholic-Lite.PHBeerman wrote:But I am thinking of rejoining the church.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:29 pm
It's me!!!!!!!
Evil Clown is very quick with a joke, but his jests always have a barb. He has little patience for in-depth discussions and will often disrupt exchanges between serious forum participants by introducing irrelevant topics, fatuous quips, and offhand comments. His greatest thrill is to taunt and humiliate weaker or more plodding Warriors with his snappy ripostes. Not a particularly powerful Warrior, Evil Clown will attempt to avoid defeat by accusing his attacker of having no sense of humor.
Evil Clown is very quick with a joke, but his jests always have a barb. He has little patience for in-depth discussions and will often disrupt exchanges between serious forum participants by introducing irrelevant topics, fatuous quips, and offhand comments. His greatest thrill is to taunt and humiliate weaker or more plodding Warriors with his snappy ripostes. Not a particularly powerful Warrior, Evil Clown will attempt to avoid defeat by accusing his attacker of having no sense of humor.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:29 pm
ph4ever wrote:iuparrothead wrote:Um, 'scuse me!!! We're a mafia, thank you!olemissbrad wrote:Even better than my last post:
Cyber Sisters are an extremely fierce confederation of fighting females who act something like a shrill Greek chorus, echoing and amplifying one another's voice until their foes retreat in disarray. They are generally leaderless, but anyone who challenges one Cyber Sister can expect to be savagely attacked by the others. Only the most powerful and battle-hardened of Warriors is strong enough to weather a Cyber Sisters attack.
I was wondering when you'd show up!!!
I usually don't tread in Sam territory, therefore I've steered clear of this thread. I don't have the patience to read his many manifestos. And I'm not criticizing him by saying that... I just can't follow his posts.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:30 pm
Funny story. (She just had her 1st confession the beginning of March). Her 'pennance' was to say one Our Father for her friends and family. When she was leaving the confessional room (not your typical type room; just a regular small-conference room type place) she walked into the closet instead of the "out" door. Made the priest crack up and she came out of the room giggling.PHBeerman wrote:She is about due for first confession. That is when the real guilt starts.buffettbride wrote:Troy is exactly right. Most statements are laden with the intent of guilt. Victoria is pretty strong in her faith and I try to equalize it a little bit with common sense while still appreciating her strong belief in God and the Church.ph4ever wrote:PHBeerman wrote:I take it you have not been around the catholic faith much. It is all about guilt.ph4ever wrote: yea but to subject children to that wording is very disturbing to me.
not Catholic schools no, but now that you have mentioned that I've heard that very statement from my non practiciing Catholic friends
Her first communion is in a month.
Posted: March 23, 2005 5:30 pm
buffettbride wrote:Seriously? Have you considered an Episcopal Church? It's kind of like Catholic-Lite.PHBeerman wrote:But I am thinking of rejoining the church.
I have some friends - now they were not catholic - but they joined the Episcopal Church and were very happy with it. He was raised Southern Baptist and she was raised Methodist. When my minister retired he joined the Episcopal church as well. I've heard a lot of good things about it