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The Abusers ~ A Short Story from the Pen of Ralpapajan

Er... katiem2 ... you do realise this is Fiction? I have been hammered by other people elsewhere about my fantasizing about my life. It ism of course, what I do as a novelist ~ fantasize and tell a story.

It seems that people don't believe me ~ so I have been criticized for giving up Judaism, Christianity, Buddhis etc. For being a Drug Addict a Thef a Murderer, A philanderer - you name it.

Ralpapajan, May 30, 2012

The Hot New Summer Footwear and Sandals

I just love sandals and flip flops. I can't wear them too long because my feet don't do well sitting so flat. I like the ones that have a little arch support in them. Great time of year to show off the cute toe nail polish and pedicure!

Angel, May 30, 2012

English Words with Odd Spellings

Writeronline- Hi! Yes, that is quit true. Here in Canada, we are taught English English spelling. American English is spelled differently. Canadians are allowed to spell either way (English or American) on essays etc. as long as we are consistent and use only one or the other in the same document. But on a computer, all devices and programs (programmes) recognize American spelling only-even those sold in England so I understand from Ryank. I imagine Hooked on Phonics has something to do with that as well. Good point about the red underlining and ESL speakers and writers. It is all to do with where you are and where things are made.

FloraBreenRobison, May 30, 2012

Water For Elephants By Sara Gruen

Hi katiem2,
It's very different, and it makes you see what the Depression was like in little ways. But the story isn't depressing, it has a lot of high points and fun in it. Happy you enjoyed it!

JeanBakula, May 30, 2012

The Death of Me I See

Sandy
Katiem
thank you both
blessings
Debbie

DebbieBrooks, May 30, 2012

The Abusers ~ A Short Story from the Pen of Ralpapajan

I love this story, so happy to read Becky became the alibi or rather your son, the truth will be kept from no one whether it be true love or some other truth the truth shall always set us free. Great Gal that Becky smart and can keep her man in line, a girl after my own heart, knows when to let the wild horse free and when to call him back to the stable...

katiem2, May 29, 2012

How to Create Beautiful Yards and Landscapes on a Budget - The Images of Spring

Miaden, So glad you took the time to share my spring pictures and a little, or big, bit of me and the things I enjoy doing. I do wish it would rain... very dry here.

RubyHelenRose, Great to hear from you and your poetic expression of spring.

katiem2, May 29, 2012

The Death of Me I See

This makes me question if death is with us all the days of our living reminding us to enjoy each second, live in the moment as one day our friend death will take us with them. Great and moving poem, just beautiful

katiem2, May 29, 2012

Avoid Co-Dependency The War on Addiction

DebbieBrooks, I will maintain the most positive of thoughts for you. your friend and her kids, what a sad way to live. Thanks for reading

katiem2, May 29, 2012

Water For Elephants By Sara Gruen

I have a friend who love Elephants, collects them with the trunk up. I have not seen or read water for elephants but now it's on my list. Thanks for the great review.

katiem2, May 29, 2012

Johnny Depp Posters, Pictures, Art and Facts

Thanks for the heads up on this great video Jean, much appreciated and I know the readers will enjoy this amazing new release. Great finding Johnny Depp signing and playing guitar and all only one month ago, new release.

katiem2, May 29, 2012

Is Shoulder Pain Keeping You Up At Night?

Thanks for the words of encouragement 2uesday! Although I'm sorry to hear you suffered from the shoulder problems, I am delighted to hear you found a way to overcome them. And yes, it is very possible the yoga had something to do with it along with the amount time you had to endure the pain. Thanks again for your knowledgeable input on this subject.

Ex-hubber, May 29, 2012

Pink Slime and Job Losses in Texas, Kansas, and Iowa

Yet another example of the media practicing on the naiveté of average people. Whether it truly is ignorance, or just blatant hypocrisy I'll leave for others to decide, but either way it's more than a little disheartening.

While I think Gov. Branstad was wrong to go so far as assigning motive to the media's report, I will agree that it was, at best, irresponsible and at worst, over-sensationalized "tabloid journalism" on the part of the media.

BTMediaINT, May 29, 2012

For England and St George: Dissecting the Role of a Dragon Slayer

It's great to hear from people like yourself and SilviaAM (see first comment), confirming that St George is an international figure. So many English people think that he's just about England!

Is the Ljubljana dragon because of St George too? The one on the Welsh flag isn't; but the fact that George is chosen for the English is because of that dragon. :)

Thanks for sharing too!

JoHarrington, May 29, 2012

Why I Won't Recommend Alton Towers Theme Park

It's not on your list of things to see and do in Britain then? :p

See, I wouldn't mind queuing if all of that was going on. That's the theme park acknowledging that queues will happen and that they'll be long, then taking steps to ensure that a great day out will still be had.

Alton Towers doesn't care about any of that. They already have your money and the longer you wait, the more thirsty and hungry you'll get, so you'll go and buy more stuff.

JoHarrington, May 29, 2012

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