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Thank God for small favors. The news, lately, has been inundated with stories about Miss California's breasts. The brouhaha started when she said marriage should be between a man and a woman. The same-sex communities went up the wall--can you say 'up' when you're speaking about gays? And what, pray tell, would the Christian community do if she said, 'I think marriage should be between same-sex partners'?
After exercising her First Amendment privilege, some photographs popped up of her exposing her back and breasts. Ho hum. Then she explained, 'The wind did it.' One of the Pageant Directors resigned because Miss California did not accept responsibility. Who cares? And why should we thank God? Answer: she pushed Octo-mom off the nightly news, which had been making me crazy as a loon.
The news media only publishes what the public wants. We are in at least two wars, we're hopelessly in debt, and the government is fixing to force a medical program on us that will guarantee that no one gets any medical care, and the cost will bankrupt the country--if it is not already there--within three years.
Meanwhile, at the grocery store, one of the scandal magazines carried a story that Kirstie Alley had gained 87 pounds. Do I really care how much weight she gained? Is that an item that is news worthy? The people who are fascinated by this stuff need help. Perhaps, that includes me because I am writing about it!
Sincerely yours,
Donald M. Heavrin,
Confused in the Garden of Life
After exercising her First Amendment privilege, some photographs popped up of her exposing her back and breasts. Ho hum. Then she explained, 'The wind did it.' One of the Pageant Directors resigned because Miss California did not accept responsibility. Who cares? And why should we thank God? Answer: she pushed Octo-mom off the nightly news, which had been making me crazy as a loon.
The news media only publishes what the public wants. We are in at least two wars, we're hopelessly in debt, and the government is fixing to force a medical program on us that will guarantee that no one gets any medical care, and the cost will bankrupt the country--if it is not already there--within three years.
Meanwhile, at the grocery store, one of the scandal magazines carried a story that Kirstie Alley had gained 87 pounds. Do I really care how much weight she gained? Is that an item that is news worthy? The people who are fascinated by this stuff need help. Perhaps, that includes me because I am writing about it!
Sincerely yours,
Donald M. Heavrin,
Confused in the Garden of Life
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