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every damn day

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I'm going to attempt to write an entry, something, every day for all of 2009 and maybe beyond. But I don't like to get ahead of myself.

Typing too fast, sorry -- approach and second time ... sorry. Also glad to see you sticking it out this month for the CHALLENGE.

A shame about the notes. Surprisingly enough with rewrites ... sometimes when you apporach them they just come right back like magic. AND often even better the sesond time round. Good Luck always.

But just imagine if it was just a rumour!

I hope things get better for you soon and you find ways of making ends meet.

My upbringing was totally different. Still, the money aspect was similar. My mother did without and made sure all the bills were paid. My father just handed it all over to her.

Now? After a year being indigent with no income (They do that here in the States.) and two years with very little, I got disability. I have my phone-internet bill and my rent. And I'm am living below my means just as I did as a kid.

I am proud I have survived being homeless (many don't) and I'm doing well now.

God gave these rules to people a long time ago, and the world is a very different place now. Should he send Jesus down, have the man look around, and report back to him, and change nothing, then maybe I'd think differently.

But I see where you're coming from on this. It's a difficult subject to pick apart.

I bet her parents went beserk too. Lol. They'll never let her forget it that's for sure.

I loved this story. It isn't long since I saw my grandaughter's self -cut fringe.
She's a seven-year old who thought a fringe would be great but she would do it herself. She now has little bits of hair near her scalp and bits longer that have been trimmed in an attempt to rectify the situation.

The world would be a far lesser place without the great variety of birds.
cheers
Ruth

I love birds too. I live out in the country where we always have a flock or two. Chickadees, nuthatches, goldfinches, juncos, bluejays, crows, turkeys, and doves (pigeons cousins). I love to watch them eat at the feeders. They are so funny to watch.

Good post.

Sariah