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"Attached to the article is a mugshot released by the Washington State Patrol, I believe from his Washington driver's license, so that would be pretty recent."
"Do you happen to have a picture of what Victor Barnard looks like now?"
The most disturbing story I’ve ever reported will be published Sunday in the St. Paul Pioneer Press and was just posted online here. It’s the story of a remarkable woman who endured nine years of sexual abuse, starting when she was just 13, by 14th…
"Thanks for your note, Rhys, and all my best to you.
Karl"
Karl"
"Ted,
Did I send you Lady Gaga lyrics? I think those were meant for someone else! At any rate, thanks for your note, and I wish you nothing but the best.
Karl"
Did I send you Lady Gaga lyrics? I think those were meant for someone else! At any rate, thanks for your note, and I wish you nothing but the best.
Karl"
"Ted,
I want your love andI want your revengeYou and me could write a bad romanceI want your love andAll your lover’s revenge
Love from Karl and Lady Gaga,
Karl"
I want your love andI want your revengeYou and me could write a bad romanceI want your love andAll your lover’s revenge
Love from Karl and Lady Gaga,
Karl"
"Thanks again, John. Any guy who likes Queen (judging from the music that plays on my computer whenever I try to write to you) is all right with me.
I have to admit I pretty much checked out shortly after Martindale was booted and haven't obsessively…"
I have to admit I pretty much checked out shortly after Martindale was booted and haven't obsessively…"
"Thanks for the note, John. Had a feeling you'd be weighing in!
I'm not a troll trying to throw stink bombs at peaceful assemblies or drop turds in the punch bowl, and I'm not going to launch a revolt against censorship like I did years ago at the…"
I'm not a troll trying to throw stink bombs at peaceful assemblies or drop turds in the punch bowl, and I'm not going to launch a revolt against censorship like I did years ago at the…"
"Thanks for your note, Ted. I remember you well.
"The whole truth" is a bit hard to define, but I take the accuracy of my book seriously, and if you know of any actual errors that should be corrected, I would gladly do so.
Best of luck to you,
Karl"
"The whole truth" is a bit hard to define, but I take the accuracy of my book seriously, and if you know of any actual errors that should be corrected, I would gladly do so.
Best of luck to you,
Karl"
"Ain't no thang. I assure you I have long since forgotten what we were talking about.
Karl"
Karl"
"I actually know what a fried-out combie is, not to mention chunder, because I interrogated the last Aussie gal I met. May we meet someday on a hippie trail, with or without a head full of zombie.
Nice song! Rock on!"
Nice song! Rock on!"
"Thanks for the kind comments on the book. For some it's like a journey down Repressed Memory Lane. I certainly have a lot of good memories of The Way, starting with the quality of the people it attracted. Hope you're doing well -- you're the second…"
"To answer your question, I'm still unmarried, but not necessarily still single. So maybe you were a wise counselor after all."
"Hi Terry. Long time! Nice to see you're reconnecting with folks. Thanks for friending me. Enjoy!
Karl"
Karl"
"Peter,
Good to hear from you again, brother. I like your theory about grayness. As the Counting Crows said, "Yeah, well, y'know, gray is my favorite color / I felt so symbolic yesterday / If I knew Picasso / I would buy myself a gray guitar and…"
Good to hear from you again, brother. I like your theory about grayness. As the Counting Crows said, "Yeah, well, y'know, gray is my favorite color / I felt so symbolic yesterday / If I knew Picasso / I would buy myself a gray guitar and…"
"Hola querida, y que gusto verte aqui!
Ah, the old Translations Dept. That's where I learned "Qui me amat, amat et canem meam" (Love me, love my dog.)
I still remember Gary poring over his Spanish Advanced Class tapes to find the place where Chris…"
Ah, the old Translations Dept. That's where I learned "Qui me amat, amat et canem meam" (Love me, love my dog.)
I still remember Gary poring over his Spanish Advanced Class tapes to find the place where Chris…"
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Looking forward to reading it. I just finished reading Kris Skedgell's book last week. I was in the 8th. Corps with her. Do you know if I can get it on my Kindle? (new Christmas present).
My apologies for never getting back to you. Long story. No excuse. Sorry about your dad too. We should talk sometime. Peter
I appreciated the dedication too - "For the thousands of good people who have been followers of The Way." I'm privileged to count a few of them as friends.
I will be dropping you a line from my personal e-mail, pross72284@aol.com. Be on the look out.
To clear the record I check this site with such irregularity that I should probably add more fiber to my web diet.
Thanks for your comments. Your humor is wonderful. Just as I remember it.
Interesting that you would mention my overloarding. Great description. I have thought of it more as dominance as compensation for other missing parts....
Truthfully, what I have come to realize through the years (thanks to God's grace, my loving wife, a great therapist and wonderful pharmacueticals) is that my largest pull to the Way was my desire for a black and white world where all the answers were clear. Coming off of the "field" from my interim year and being made a branch coordinator provided me an opprotunity to love and serve other members of the Body. While I hopefully did accomplish some of that, I also had some twisted understanding that I was required to force others into that same black and wihte box.
I now realize that we are all one in Christ, where there is neither male nor female, slave, nor free. Just gray. Lots of wonderful holy gray. And that is where the richness of life comes in.
It doesn't make you a better leader, a better servant, a better person to have your towel on your bed rack, on the floor, or on what did you call them? Oh yes. A towel rack. What does matter is where your heart is. Our only duty is to love God with all of our heart, soul, mind, and strength, and our neighbor as our selves. Very simple, and complex, and neat, and odd all at once. It can't be overthought, but it can be explored and lived. So much in that tiny phrase. God first, me next, others after, kind of. I can't help another if I am not whole, but I can never be whole and can only become whole by loving God and allowing myself to be loved by God and loving God is demonstrated by serving others, which helps make them more whole in my unwholeness. I love it.
By the way I bought two sweaters last week. One is cashmere, barn red. And only $25 on sale.
Nubia
Abrazo con mucho carino,
Anita
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