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Re: O/T Things couldn't have been that bad?
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Posted by bradk on December 06, 2006 at 10:21:00 from (209.240.224.217):
In Reply to: Re: O/T Things couldn't have been that bad? posted by Animal on December 06, 2006 at 07:45:41:
Animal,that was beautifully put.I really long for simpler times.My mom has said that I was born about 40 years too late.She said the 50's were a great time to be young. Society has their focal points on money,sucess and material things and seem to put family in last.So sad. I gazed in my friend's car which he left at my place and seen a pile of credit card statements all over the pass side seat and floor.I'm sure everything was maxed out. The kids of the deceased are about 12 and 13.The kids are HELL on wheels and in my opinion way out of control.Always disrespecting their parents like telling them to "shut up".The youngest told me about a year ago that he hated his mom. That statement has burned itself in my brain and I wonder what their reaction was when they heard the news. I'm proud to say that I have a wonderful relationship w/my 10yr old son and we have the highest repect for each other.Something that is not common these days,so it seems.I guess I got it from my folks. I'd like to think that being raised on a farm makes for a closer family,but love,devotion and respect can make for a happy and strong family anywhere.Take care. ~brad
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