What feeds your soul?
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RhymeFairy
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he .... feeds me
mouth to mouth
mind to mind
souls collide
as time seperates two souls
on a wayward
path. chosen to be, or not.
only time
will tell ...
mouth to mouth
mind to mind
souls collide
as time seperates two souls
on a wayward
path. chosen to be, or not.
only time
will tell ...
jacuzzigal
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pleasteasme said:wfms?
A rare and precious jg sighting!
It takes a lot to come to this type of realization and for many they never get to this point in their lives. It sounds like you have done a lot of soul searching as of late ~ I can relate with you and can say with 100% confidence, GOOD FOR YOU!!! We all have to look out for our own best interests. Rarely, is this a task that someone else will take on for us.
I'm glad to see you jg and hope everything is going well for you!
Thank you, PTM.
I appreciate it very much. I miss you and my friends here.
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his candle burns
flickers like a lost star
not knowing which way
to shoot.
yet,it feeds my soul. takes
me from now to back then
when daily talks
made everything ok.
when I could hear his smile
through the lines
caress my heart
blow flourishing flames inside
to replenish this lost soul.
taking a walk meant
standing on mountainsides
snow falling, his hair all wet
curled up on end, that smile
again. relighting this heart
over and over again ...
flickers like a lost star
not knowing which way
to shoot.
yet,it feeds my soul. takes
me from now to back then
when daily talks
made everything ok.
when I could hear his smile
through the lines
caress my heart
blow flourishing flames inside
to replenish this lost soul.
taking a walk meant
standing on mountainsides
snow falling, his hair all wet
curled up on end, that smile
again. relighting this heart
over and over again ...
Cathleen
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WFMS...
* Animals. There is no doubt they care and love us, in my opinion. Everyday they show me so many ways they make my life better.
This is an incredible demonstration of the love and bond they have for us. The least we can do is treat them with love and care.
Roof Trotting Toddler Saved by Family Dog
The German Shepherd followed the toddler onto the roof, barking for help
July 16, 2006 -
A Southwest Philadelphia toddler is safe tonight, thanks in large part to the family dog... who followed him up on the roof!
Neighbors on the 6300-block of Reedland were horrified early this morning when they saw a 23-month-old boy and a barking dog running along porch rooftops.
Patti Pertocelli/NEIGHBOR: "I heard something and when I looked up the baby was running back and forth across the roof with the German Shepherd dog."
The baby was little Phillip Redmond Jr. who'll be 2 next month and his family's female German Shepherd Alfie. While his parents were sleeping, Phillip apparently climbed from their bed and out a broken window onto the roof, followed by Alfie. Their footprints can still be seen on the black roofing material of the row houses.
Tina Mitchell/NEIGHBOR: "He was following the baby across. He was protecting the baby, making sure the baby was alright."
The toddler scampered across the rooftops of at least 8 homes. All the while Alfie stuck by, barking his head off. Finally a neighbor was able to grab him.
Shavyonn Robinson/NEIGHBOR: "First I had my hand sticking out trying to grab him. That's when he tried to run past cause he thought I was playing with him and he almost fell so I had to go out and get him."
Police arrived and transported Phillip and his mother, 20-year-old Katie Berkelback, first to the hospital to be checked out, then to the Special Victims Unit.
Phillip Redmond/FATHER: "They had a lot of questions for us. Real curious about what 2 parents were doing and how the child got out the window unattended. I was embarrassed but thankful he's fine."
Redmond says child welfare officials are involved and his son will be put in the care of relatives while an investigation is conducted. Meantime neighbors are marveling about how Alfie the pooch protected his little pal from what could have become a tragedy.
(Copyright 2006 by 6abc and Action News. All Rights Reserved.)
* Animals. There is no doubt they care and love us, in my opinion. Everyday they show me so many ways they make my life better.
This is an incredible demonstration of the love and bond they have for us. The least we can do is treat them with love and care.
Roof Trotting Toddler Saved by Family Dog
The German Shepherd followed the toddler onto the roof, barking for help
July 16, 2006 -
A Southwest Philadelphia toddler is safe tonight, thanks in large part to the family dog... who followed him up on the roof!
Neighbors on the 6300-block of Reedland were horrified early this morning when they saw a 23-month-old boy and a barking dog running along porch rooftops.
Patti Pertocelli/NEIGHBOR: "I heard something and when I looked up the baby was running back and forth across the roof with the German Shepherd dog."
The baby was little Phillip Redmond Jr. who'll be 2 next month and his family's female German Shepherd Alfie. While his parents were sleeping, Phillip apparently climbed from their bed and out a broken window onto the roof, followed by Alfie. Their footprints can still be seen on the black roofing material of the row houses.
Tina Mitchell/NEIGHBOR: "He was following the baby across. He was protecting the baby, making sure the baby was alright."
The toddler scampered across the rooftops of at least 8 homes. All the while Alfie stuck by, barking his head off. Finally a neighbor was able to grab him.
Shavyonn Robinson/NEIGHBOR: "First I had my hand sticking out trying to grab him. That's when he tried to run past cause he thought I was playing with him and he almost fell so I had to go out and get him."
Police arrived and transported Phillip and his mother, 20-year-old Katie Berkelback, first to the hospital to be checked out, then to the Special Victims Unit.
Phillip Redmond/FATHER: "They had a lot of questions for us. Real curious about what 2 parents were doing and how the child got out the window unattended. I was embarrassed but thankful he's fine."
Redmond says child welfare officials are involved and his son will be put in the care of relatives while an investigation is conducted. Meantime neighbors are marveling about how Alfie the pooch protected his little pal from what could have become a tragedy.
(Copyright 2006 by 6abc and Action News. All Rights Reserved.)
pleasteasme
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An absolutely amazing day. My students kicked ass; total sweep...frickin' awesome!!! 
I
my job.
I
my job.
pleasteasme
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bobsgirl said:
Yes, it is necessary
I can't really describe it in words...but, those are what came to mind first!
Thanks bg, how are things?
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bobsgirl said:
That makes two of us BG. I remember when I was a student, when a teacher loved their subject it was infectious.
One english teacher that I had as a junior and senior was so inspiring, that I wound up taking every course of hers that I could cram into my schedule. I didn't care what genre (reading subjects) she taught I was going to be in her class.
You are very special PTM
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Denae said:That makes two of us BG. I remember when I was a student, when a teacher loved their subject it was infectious.
One english teacher that I had as a junior and senior was so inspiring, that I wound up taking every course of hers that I could cram into my schedule. I didn't care what genre (reading subjects) she taught I was going to be in her class.
You are very special PTM
Awwww...you are both making me blush
I agree with you about the enthusiasm. I made a promise to myself (and my future students) that if I ever get to the point that I don't enjoy what I do (and by enjoy, I mean...anticipate getting up every day and going to work!) I will change careers. Not only would it be unfair to myself, but I feel I would be doing a huge diservice to my students as well.
Now, with this being the beginning of my fourth year at this school, I definately have "my" students. It is heartwarming to know that they enjoy having me as a teacher/mentor/coach. It makes my job absolutely fulfilling.
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A good teacher gives a lifetime of learning.pleasteasme said:Awwww...you are both making me blush
I agree with you about the enthusiasm. I made a promise to myself (and my future students) that if I ever get to the point that I don't enjoy what I do (and by enjoy, I mean...anticipate getting up every day and going to work!) I will change careers. Not only would it be unfair to myself, but I feel I would be doing a huge diservice to my students as well.
Now, with this being the beginning of my fourth year at this school, I definately have "my" students. It is heartwarming to know that they enjoy having me as a teacher/mentor/coach. It makes my job absolutely fulfilling.
pleasteasme
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EJFan said:frickin'??? *groan*
Oh, I was forgetting I can use "grown up words" now!
It was a FUCKING FANTASTIC DAY!!!!!!
pleasteasme
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Cathleen said:A good teacher gives a lifetime of learning.
It is more than a career, it is a lifestyle.
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a fucking fantastic day or a fantastic fucking day?pleasteasme said:Oh, I was forgetting I can use "grown up words" now!
It was a FUCKING FANTASTIC DAY!!!!!!
we just had an explanation of dangling/misplaced modifiers here a couple of days ago.
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a fucking fantastic day or a fantastic fucking day?
edited to add: because it's sure as shit not dangling.
Aaah, that explains your av; any chance of locating your misplaced modifier?EJFan said:we just had an explanation of dangling/misplaced modifiers here a couple of days ago.
edited to add: because it's sure as shit not dangling.
pleasteasme
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EJFan said:a fucking fantastic day or a fantastic fucking day?
we just had an explanation of dangling/misplaced modifiers here a couple of days ago.
I don't know...I couldn't decide!
Dangling...ummm, quoll already mentioned the lack of dangling. By chance, do you have any cats EJ?
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EJFan said:i had thought about it at one time but i means tested it first, using quoll as the subject, and the report i got back suggested i avoid them.
p.s.: i've been free of pussy ever since.
Oh dear! Let me guess...that feeds your soul?!
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