Guess not. Wish everyone was more informed. Now that you have the information, what do you think?
LeapingLizard
whoa..this is way way back in the story
interesting....brimming with curiosity
I'm not concerned what my article means to the high courts. The studies are taken from academic journals (listed at the bottom of the journal) and prove that there is no difference in the development of children raised by a heterosexual couple and those raised by a homosexual couple. It is proof, drmiler. You can consider it when making your own opinion, despite what the high courts think. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColor=#FF
Although I love music, I'd have to say, currently, listening to my brother learn to play banjo when he comes over is quite an earsore. Yikes. I'll warn you all now. Encourage your loves ones to learn something else than banjo! Sounds I love? Rain dripping through gutters. Rushing, shallow rivers. Campfires crackling. Fingerpicking on guitar. Wine being poured into a glass. The sound of my car actually starting...hehe...it's -6 degrees
This argument is hilarious. I can't even believe it.
Is there a printable version? Well, I found one that is almost the same. A few of the stickers vary, but it's the same general concept. It should be printable. Link
When you picture yourself in 5 years, is he there? CAn you picture what you look like and he looks like? Picture it quickly. Then ask yourself, what were you doing when you pictured yourself? Were you smiling, even touching? That might help ya out.
I think it is mocking and not PC, but I can't help but laugh my ass off!
Go Ehlan! I love it!
Could I have a chill pill, too? "The Bible is a book (and a rather annoying movie). Harry Potter is a book (and a rather annoying movie). "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" is a book (and a rather annoying movie). Have we picked up on a pattern yet?" Nice. I get so sick of saying this, and thinking this. Glad to hear someone else saying it. "You could believe that we're all here because Tinkerbell waved her wand for all I care" Haha
Danny open mind, studied carefully, and critically considered does seem to be the way to read books Yeah...I know...pretty general concepts. I wish more people read this way instead of accepting everything they read, but you already knew that <img src="../images/smiles/joke.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddl
In response to the textbook sticker discussion, I have only this to share. It was given to me by the wonderful author Lisa Peters, who wrote the childrens book Our Family Tree . She is regularily asked to visit schools and do book talks. Occasionally, the school will ask her not to talk about this book in particular. Her response, following that request, is
Whoa! Super mom. Look at all that stuff you did at the same time. I thought my fish, cat and lizard were a pain in the AM. I don't wanna run into your three.
Always searching for quality childrens book, here are a few that I found and reviewed. I highly reccommend these books for children, as they are quality literature, amazingly illustrated, and of high interest to kids. Williams, Mo. Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! Hyperion Books For Children. 2003. Gernre: Fantasy This bo
I tried to post a comment, but it's not showing up. So, I'll try again. It's sick that people who want children can't adopt children into homes where they can be cred for. It's been prooven that there are no negative develpmental differences in children that are raised in a family headed by lesbians verses a heterosexual couple. Here is the link to the article I wrote about this. <a href="http://leapinglizard.joeuser.com/index.asp?AID=57367
It's a shame that kids have to go without homes when there are couples out there willing to provide one. I know that children raised by lesbian parents are just as well adjusted as children raised by a man and a woman and there is proof in this article I wrote not too long ago. Link
not me. i'm with john.
Whoa, Kingbee. The last four were especially intense. The changes in the water color in the river are pretty amazing too. Thanks for sharing.
I was recently asked how I plan to use music in my classroom and why. A little stunned, I realized I knew I wanted music in my classroom, but I hadn't thought about how and why, or planned exactly when I would use it. I just figured I would, sometime. I hadn't actually stopped to think about the importance music has played in my life. Or how now, I am in a plac
Mmmmm. Girl Scouts Thin Mints are one of my favs. And of course, choc. chip. I like to eat them with coffee, not milk (yuck!).
Haha. Now that's a talent I wish I had!
I did, I did! That last line is a quote from Carl...looking at it now, it doesn't appear that way. PS: It's snowing, and you know what that means...
Thanks Kingbee! My sisiter will be flattered. She thinks she looks bad in every pic.
Slippers. I have to go with slippers...is that qualify as a shoe? Next, I'd choose barefoot. [ Tast quote] I guess I have to be a pair of hand made Smooth ostrich cowboy boots... My bro just bought a pair of cowboy boots, not osterich, but he tried them on wishing he had more disposible income!