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OH I agree, dancertm….however, the ripple effect is just as devastating as a bomb. You can’t deny it and the ripples are like a tsunamis. — TC3 I was going to buy an exercise bike, but couldn’t find one with cruise control. ~Sunkissed~
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Somehow I felt that the prez’s speech was the big bonfire pep rally before the Superbowl of all football games. Taliban asked Islam to rally etc etc…….I feel like it’s the calm before the storm. I’m not. This "war" is NOT conventional. We won’t use a million dollar missile to blow up a 10 dollar tent. This is a global war using infrastructure.
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Somehow I felt that the prez’s speech was the big bonfire pep rally before the Superbowl of all football games. Taliban asked Islam to rally etc etc…….I feel like it’s the calm before the storm. Is anyone feeling rather anxious tonight? <sad
Well, I watched about 5 minutes of it last night. I simply worry that were getting into a extremely long "war" and the decision was made in less than a week. Getting justice is one think but committing to something we can be talking about 20 years from now is something completely different. Jeff – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – — TC3 I was going to buy an exercise bike, but couldn’t find one with cruise control. ~Sunkissed~
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;o( I have a good friend, Deb who is a nurse, she is in the Guards and has written a letter to her daughters separately and to her husband and gave them to my she did this). My mother told me that is God forbid something happens to her, to make sure the family I hope you got some rest {{{{{Robin and Wes}}}} — TC3 I was going to buy an exercise bike, but couldn’t find one with cruise control. ~Sunkissed~
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Yep…even the non-political fan here watched. Wes is obsessed with news coverage I think…we listen to the NPR, have it on some news or documentary all the time at home…. Then he mentions something tonight about going back into the reserves. I froze. We talked that one through…but it scared the shit out of me…… Somehow after being military for 8 years (active and reserve) mixed in with a prison guard for 7….I guess being a cable guy in war time just doesn’t help him much…. But he’s working on it. I thought Bush’s speech was good…he made a point to separate the religion they *profess* from the true nature of Muslims, and I felt that was important. Gotta go, getting ready for bed…and I hear a new bin Laden documentary starting behind me *sigh* R Somehow I felt that the prez’s speech was the big bonfire pep rally before the Superbowl of all football games. Taliban asked Islam to rally etc etc…….I feel like it’s the calm before the storm. Is anyone feeling rather anxious tonight? <sad Robin http://www.geocities.com/reinventingrobin I need to take an emotional breath, step back and remind myself who’s
actually in charge of my life. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – ~Judith Knowlton
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{{{{{{Pj and Sandra and elyse}}}}}} big sighs all around….. — TC3 I was going to buy an exercise bike, but couldn’t find one with cruise control. ~Sunkissed~
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Sandra Somehow I felt that the prez’s speech was the big bonfire pep rally before the Superbowl of all football games. Taliban asked Islam to rally etc etc…….I feel like it’s the calm before the storm. Is anyone feeling rather anxious tonight? <sad — TC3 I was going to buy an exercise bike, but couldn’t find one with cruise control. ~Sunkissed~
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How can we not commit? I sure don’t want to worry about a plane-suicide going on every time my family gets on a plane.
I agree we need to do something. It’s just a very scary feeling to say were committing to a 20 year or more war on anything.. Jeff.. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – overwhelming thing I can’t even get it all into one area of my brain to process it, it is info overload big time……I just read that they are stopping airline meals(only snacks) for the coach sections(First gets fed)….security and time and cost cutting. So much will change anyway regardless of quick decisions……it all did last Tuesday….. I am actually looking forward to the next Sunday filled with football games and Ted hogging the tv. <sigh — TC3 I was going to buy an exercise bike, but couldn’t find one with cruise control. ~Sunkissed~ Somehow I felt that the prez’s speech was the big bonfire pep rally before the Superbowl of all football games. Taliban asked Islam to rally etc etc…….I feel like it’s the calm before the storm. Is anyone feeling rather anxious tonight? <sad Well, I watched about 5 minutes of it last night. I simply worry that were getting into a extremely long "war" and the decision was made in less than a week. Getting justice is one think but committing to something we can be talking about 20 years from now is something completely different. Jeff — TC3 I was going to buy an exercise bike, but couldn’t find one with cruise control. ~Sunkissed~
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How can we not commit? I sure don’t want to worry about a plane-suicide going on every time my family gets on a plane. overwhelming thing I can’t even get it all into one area of my brain to process it, it is info overload big time……I just read that they are stopping airline meals(only snacks) for the coach sections(First gets fed)….security and time and cost cutting. So much will change anyway regardless of quick decisions……it all did last Tuesday….. I am actually looking forward to the next Sunday filled with football games and Ted hogging the tv. <sigh — TC3 I was going to buy an exercise bike, but couldn’t find one with cruise control. ~Sunkissed~
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Somehow I felt that the prez’s speech was the big bonfire pep rally before the Superbowl of all football games. Taliban asked Islam to rally etc etc…….I feel like it’s the calm before the storm. Is anyone feeling rather anxious tonight? <sad Well, I watched about 5 minutes of it last night. I simply worry that were getting into a extremely long "war" and the decision was made in less than a week. Getting justice is one think but committing to something we can be talking about 20 years from now is something completely different. Jeff — TC3 I was going to buy an exercise bike, but couldn’t find one with cruise control. ~Sunkissed~
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Ian……I have thought of this since the beginning, I have talked a lot to Robin, who dealt with death next door in OKC and other people all over…….Losing a part of NYC(people and buildings) are like losing a body part, you can still feel it when it’s gone……. And everyone I know far and wide have been just as distracted, sad and upset as we are……I think the outcome will be worldwide in the trauma department. I mean surely, we all know the tristate area here is affected but the list of others from all over is just as disastrous. I can’t imagine keeping on in this type of "state" in my mind, trying to eke out a laugh a day or two or just imagining Jesse Ventura beating the shit out of bin Laden and reading this ng and talking to others is the only way we can get through a "vague" war as Margrove called it. When I watched Traffic (the movie) I was so heartbroken and sad for weeks after over the war on drugs…….I felt it was very "vague" and it is right is okay too……along with us. — TC3 I was going to buy an exercise bike, but couldn’t find one with cruise control. ~Sunkissed~
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Buy pharmaceutical stock the scripts for ssri’s and benzos are gonna take off peace LM Which brings me to a question I’ve been meaning to ask. So far the only discussion I’ve heard about the psych effects of this barbarity have focussed on those who actually witnessed them in NY and Washington. The rough guess seems to be that probably 1 million in NY saw something, and 20%, 200,000, are at risk of developing PTSD. However, I wonder how many in the wider world will succumb after watching this, especially with the constant repetition. It seems to me that those watching it on TV saw not only the event, but also the effects on those who were there, and probably experienced much the same emotional connection with these people as they would have by standing alongside them. This is also the most continual exposure to trauma that humans have experienced. Even combat troops usually get a break every few days. The only comparable experience was that of those involved in the trench warfare of WW1. No doubt much effort will be put into providing counselling for NY and Washington residents, but probably none to anyone else, so I can see PTSD rates worldwide increasing dramatically in the months ahead. I’d appreciate your thoughts, Margrove. Ian
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This was a wonderful post Richard……. I have been on that boat with dialysis and it ended so I will keep this all in mind. Thank you. — TC3 I was going to buy an exercise bike, but couldn’t find one with cruise control. ~Sunkissed~
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – I only heard part of the speech. Today I had a major case of panic when I heard what the Dow and Nasdaq were doing. All of the panic and uncertainty is not so easy now. So many things out of my control. But this is nothing new. So what can one do? Certainly we can not change or even predict what happens. So I have decided on a little more of live for today just in case unexpected things happen. I also remember that times like this can be like being sick when you are on a boat that is in rough water and you think it is never never going to end and you think you would rather die that endure another minute of the sick feeling. But of coarse you eventually get to calm water and you feel a huge sense of relieve. Just like all the uncertainty now. It might go on longer than we would like. But nothing lasts forever. We know there is an ending but when? I guess it is a tribute to the human spirit to be able to live through periods of uncertainty. Richard 
"Now here, you see, it takes all the running you can do to keep in the same place. If you want to get somewhere else you must run at least twice as fast as that." Through the Looking Glass: Lewis Carroll
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Somehow I felt that the prez’s speech was the big bonfire pep rally before the Superbowl of all football games. Taliban asked Islam to rally etc etc…….I feel like it’s the calm before the storm. Is anyone feeling rather anxious tonight? <sad — TC3 I was going to buy an exercise bike, but couldn’t find one with cruise control. ~Sunkissed~
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I saw it Tony……(thank you though ;o) ) I got the text off of a political ng….*which was another reason why I got nervous, reading that ng*
President Bush gave a speech to Congress at 9 PM EDT. Here’s the text:
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/ap/20010920/us/bush_text.html – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – He basically condemned the Taliban and the Prime Suspect (Osama bin Laden) in the recent terrorist attacks against the USA. It looks like our military will be striking the Taliban in the near future and then moving troops into Afghanistan to seek and destroy any traces of the terrorists. He also told the other countries of the world that they are "either with us or with the terrorists". We need help from other countries to stop harboring other terrorist organizations with similar goals to Osama Bin Laden’s gang. Check out the text of the speech. He explains in laymen’s terms what happened on September 11th, what we’re doing now, and what we plan to do in the future. Tony ~ Fell asleep watching CNN and now needs to go up to bed : ) — Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans. | I’ve been at work and missed it but I have been anxious about | world affairs. | | Andrew must of caught some at my Moms because he asked me tonight | if we were going to blow up the people that hate the Americans. | | I said I hope it doesn’t come to that. | | He says a little bit later, is three days up. | | I had been telling him that we might get the man responsible in jail in | 3 days. | | Am I behind? | Charla | | Somehow I felt that the prez’s speech | was the big bonfire pep rally before the | Superbowl of all football games. Taliban asked Islam | to rally etc etc…….I feel like it’s the calm | before the storm. | | Is anyone feeling rather anxious tonight? <sad | | — | | TC3 | I was going to buy an exercise bike, | but couldn’t find one with cruise control. | ~Sunkissed~ | | | | |
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Tony, Many thanks for posting the link. Pete
President Bush gave a speech to Congress at 9 PM EDT. Here’s the text:
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/ap/20010920/us/bush_text.html – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – He basically condemned the Taliban and the Prime Suspect (Osama bin Laden) in the recent terrorist attacks against the USA. It looks like our military will be striking the Taliban in the near future and then moving troops into Afghanistan to seek and destroy any traces of the terrorists. He also told the other countries of the world that they are "either with us or with the terrorists". We need help from other countries to stop harboring other terrorist organizations with similar goals to Osama Bin Laden’s gang. Check out the text of the speech. He explains in laymen’s terms what happened on September 11th, what we’re doing now, and what we plan to do in the future. Tony ~ Fell asleep watching CNN and now needs to go up to bed : ) — Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans. | I’ve been at work and missed it but I have been anxious about | world affairs. | | Andrew must of caught some at my Moms because he asked me tonight | if we were going to blow up the people that hate the Americans. | | I said I hope it doesn’t come to that. | | He says a little bit later, is three days up. | | I had been telling him that we might get the man responsible in jail in | 3 days. | | Am I behind? | Charla | | Somehow I felt that the prez’s speech | was the big bonfire pep rally before the | Superbowl of all football games. Taliban asked Islam | to rally etc etc…….I feel like it’s the calm | before the storm. | | Is anyone feeling rather anxious tonight? <sad | | — | | TC3 | I was going to buy an exercise bike, | but couldn’t find one with cruise control. | ~Sunkissed~ | | | | |
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Buy pharmaceutical stock the scripts for ssri’s and benzos are gonna take off peace LM
Which brings me to a question I’ve been meaning to ask. So far the only discussion I’ve heard about the psych effects of this barbarity have focussed on those who actually witnessed them in NY and Washington. The rough guess seems to be that probably 1 million in NY saw something, and 20%, 200,000, are at risk of developing PTSD. However, I wonder how many in the wider world will succumb after watching this, especially with the constant repetition. It seems to me that those watching it on TV saw not only the event, but also the effects on those who were there, and probably experienced much the same emotional connection with these people as they would have by standing alongside them. This is also the most continual exposure to trauma that humans have experienced. Even combat troops usually get a break every few days. The only comparable experience was that of those involved in the trench warfare of WW1. No doubt much effort will be put into providing counselling for NY and Washington residents, but probably none to anyone else, so I can see PTSD rates worldwide increasing dramatically in the months ahead. I’d appreciate your thoughts, Margrove. Ian
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all go anywhere good Sandra – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Somehow I felt that the prez’s speech was the big bonfire pep rally before the Superbowl of all football games. Taliban asked Islam to rally etc etc…….I feel like it’s the calm before the storm. Is anyone feeling rather anxious tonight? <sad — TC3 I was going to buy an exercise bike, but couldn’t find one with cruise control. ~Sunkissed~
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President Bush gave a speech to Congress at 9 PM EDT. Here’s the text:
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/ap/20010920/us/bush_text.html He basically condemned the Taliban and the Prime Suspect (Osama bin Laden) in the recent terrorist attacks against the USA. It looks like our military will be striking the Taliban in the near future and then moving troops into Afghanistan to seek and destroy any traces of the terrorists. He also told the other countries of the world that they are "either with us or with the terrorists". We need help from other countries to stop harboring other terrorist organizations with similar goals to Osama Bin Laden’s
gang. I understand that. What bothers me is there will be things that take place that will be kept secret and years later will come back to haunt us and our president. I imagine there already has been things done. Why we are on a OT subject of this nature. What’s it with Wall Street, greedy SOBs.The investors could of held steadfast and backed up this country. Another thing OT people are saying now is the time to buy stock and gamble that it will turn around.To me I think of that as blood money. Also Boeing is laying of 3000. Its going to get worse before it gets better. Check out the text of the speech. He explains in laymen’s terms what happened on September 11th, what we’re doing now, and what we plan to do in the future.
I watched the repeat on Fox News. Tony ~ Fell asleep watching CNN and now needs to go up to bed : )
Woke yourself up snoring!? Sleep soundly Tony. Charla – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – — Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans. | I’ve been at work and missed it but I have been anxious about | world affairs. | | Andrew must of caught some at my Moms because he asked me tonight | if we were going to blow up the people that hate the Americans. | | I said I hope it doesn’t come to that. | | He says a little bit later, is three days up. | | I had been telling him that we might get the man responsible in jail in | 3 days. | | Am I behind? | Charla | | Somehow I felt that the prez’s speech | was the big bonfire pep rally before the | Superbowl of all football games. Taliban asked Islam | to rally etc etc…….I feel like it’s the calm | before the storm. | | Is anyone feeling rather anxious tonight? <sad | | — | | TC3 | I was going to buy an exercise bike, | but couldn’t find one with cruise control. | ~Sunkissed~ | | | | |
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President Bush gave a speech to Congress at 9 PM EDT. Here’s the text: http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/ap/20010920/us/bush_text.html He basically condemned the Taliban and the Prime Suspect (Osama bin Laden) in the recent terrorist attacks against the USA. It looks like our military will be striking the Taliban in the near future and then moving troops into Afghanistan to seek and destroy any traces of the terrorists. He also told the other countries of the world that they are "either with us or with the terrorists". We need help from other countries to stop harboring other terrorist organizations with similar goals to Osama Bin Laden’s gang. Check out the text of the speech. He explains in laymen’s terms what happened on September 11th, what we’re doing now, and what we plan to do in the future. Tony ~ Fell asleep watching CNN and now needs to go up to bed : ) — Life is what happens to you while you’re busy making other plans.
| I’ve been at work and missed it but I have been anxious about | world affairs. | | Andrew must of caught some at my Moms because he asked me tonight | if we were going to blow up the people that hate the Americans. | | I said I hope it doesn’t come to that. | | He says a little bit later, is three days up. | | I had been telling him that we might get the man responsible in jail in | 3 days. | | Am I behind? | Charla |
| Somehow I felt that the prez’s speech | was the big bonfire pep rally before the | Superbowl of all football games. Taliban asked Islam | to rally etc etc…….I feel like it’s the calm | before the storm. | | Is anyone feeling rather anxious tonight? <sad | | — | | TC3 | I was going to buy an exercise bike, | but couldn’t find one with cruise control. | ~Sunkissed~ | | | | |
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I haven’t heard Dubbya’s speech yet….news is a bit thin on the ground here in Aus..unless you sit by a radio all day…or have cable tv. I have no idea what the Hell is gonna happen. I too am torn between the desire to see something happen to those responsible, and the cold reality that in all likelyhood, once again it will be the little people who bear the brunt of the military. Todays "examples’ become tomorrow’s martyrs, to fuel the next generation of extremists….violence begets violence. What a mess. I just tell myself that whatever happens, we will all handle it – it’s not like we have a choice. Take care everyone. Pete – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Somehow I felt that the prez’s speech was the big bonfire pep rally before the Superbowl of all football games. Taliban asked Islam to rally etc etc…….I feel like it’s the calm before the storm. Is anyone feeling rather anxious tonight? <sad — TC3 I was going to buy an exercise bike, but couldn’t find one with cruise control. ~Sunkissed~
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Somehow I felt that the prez’s speech was the big bonfire pep rally before the Superbowl of all football games. Taliban asked Islam to rally etc etc…….I feel like it’s the calm before the storm.
I’m not. This "war" is NOT conventional. We won’t use a million dollar missile to blow up a 10 dollar tent. This is a global war using infrastructure.
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Yep…even the non-political fan here watched. Wes is obsessed with news coverage I think…we listen to the NPR, have it on some news or documentary all the time at home…. Then he mentions something tonight about going back into the reserves. I froze. We talked that one through…but it scared the shit out of me…… Somehow after being military for 8 years (active and reserve) mixed in with a prison guard for 7….I guess being a cable guy in war time just doesn’t help him much…. But he’s working on it. I thought Bush’s speech was good…he made a point to separate the religion they *profess* from the true nature of Muslims, and I felt that was important. Gotta go, getting ready for bed…and I hear a new bin Laden documentary starting behind me *sigh* R Somehow I felt that the prez’s speech was the big bonfire pep rally before the Superbowl of all football games. Taliban asked Islam to rally etc etc…….I feel like it’s the calm before the storm. Is anyone feeling rather anxious tonight? <sad
Robin http://www.geocities.com/reinventingrobin I need to take an emotional breath, step back and remind myself who’s actually in charge of my life. ~Judith Knowlton
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ahhhhhh just the speech and then Ted’s nightly Taliban newsflash before he goes to bed which winds me up like a clock mama mia…….I feel impending doom……. I hate that feeling you know? Duh, you know… I need to go to bed. xo Cheryl
What ever happens Cheryl I know we will handle it. Get some rest you have KP duty tomorrow. Yeah I hate that feeling of impending doom. I was praying out loud driving in the car today. So many things to pray for but one will cover it all "Gods will be done". Love, Charla – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – — TC3 I was going to buy an exercise bike, but couldn’t find one with cruise control. ~Sunkissed~ I’ve been at work and missed it but I have been anxious about world affairs. Andrew must of caught some at my Moms because he asked me tonight if we were going to blow up the people that hate the Americans. I said I hope it doesn’t come to that. He says a little bit later, is three days up. I had been telling him that we might get the man responsible in jail in 3 days. Am I behind? Charla Somehow I felt that the prez’s speech was the big bonfire pep rally before the Superbowl of all football games. Taliban asked Islam to rally etc etc…….I feel like it’s the calm before the storm. Is anyone feeling rather anxious tonight? <sad — TC3 I was going to buy an exercise bike, but couldn’t find one with cruise control. ~Sunkissed~
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You have just expressed my reaction to the speech, too. Take care, Liz – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Somehow I felt that the prez’s speech was the big bonfire pep rally before the Superbowl of all football games. Taliban asked Islam to rally etc etc…….I feel like it’s the calm before the storm. Is anyone feeling rather anxious tonight? <sad — TC3 I was going to buy an exercise bike, but couldn’t find one with cruise control. ~Sunkissed~
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Is anyone feeling rather anxious tonight? <sad
yes. I mourn for the loss of all those innocent women and children, adult children of those same women who will all die needlessly defending ideologies of others. I say we take Jesse Ventura and ben ladin and put em in a ring and give em 9 rounds-the winner takes all. I am torn between wanting to kill the fuckers that commited this heinous crime and soothing the poor souls of such a devestated third world country ravaged by its own governing powers. For the sake of this one man and his asshole cohorts a whole load of people die. What a tragic waste of humanity. You can only wage war on terrorism by education and support not by force and death. The Taliban are playing God over the lives of their subjects by harboring a man they believe is sacred more so then the women and children and innocent civilians he may have been responsible of killing. All for what? He wants us out of the Islamic countries and now we have more presence there. He wants to polarize the west from Islam and is only polarizing himself and the poor subjects of the country he dwells in-which isn’t even his own country. What a mess. This is the calm before the storm-for a few men, many will perish and after he is gone his cell broken up it shall foster new ones and more hatred for our way of life and our democratic society of free people. Anytime God is brought into man’s folley the true obscene nature of man is displayed. There is no right cause if the cause does not put mankind and love of ones brothers and sisters first. I am torn between wanting retribution and the macho fuck you stance and seeing the mothers of children weep behind their veils the young men die who had little to live for and no hope for a peaceful life of opportunity and personal growth. Enlightenment seems to be part of someone elses equations lately. I guess there are some things that are out of our control and we may be having many discussions over time as to why our world is so difficult on not just a personal level but a global one as well. For the actions of a few many will suffer and this I really have a hard time with. War is hell. I do not want a part of destroying things. I want to fix and build up. It is us against them? They are us and we them. What a dichotomy. I can only try and fight the terrorism we have in our minds-this borderless war is beyond my ability to fight-my resolve is to still treat all peoples with dignity and compassion, even my so called enemy. Being attacked by Japan brought an easier task at hand. A front an an enemy that did not sulk in shadow but fought head to head we have 6000 dead-I wish for peace I pray for mankinds wisdom and reserve, for the resolute challenge of making a better world not in the name of some fundemental religion but for all mankind and all religions. I have seen too much suffering from wars from peoples addiction to showing who is stronger tougher better and right. Justice not revenge. Get those who are responsible and allow justice to prevail. this is like the war on drugs-just as obscure and vacuous I pray for the Taliban’s wisdom and faith in mankind-perhaps they will take a turn that is more amicable and productive towards a peaceful resolve. One man may be bringing the world to it’s knees for little more then a childish demand for his own interpretation of the word infidel Ok let’s make it Jesse Ventura against Ben Ladin and Saddam Buy pharmaceutical stock the scripts for ssri’s and benzos are gonna take off peace LM
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I only heard part of the speech. Today I had a major case of panic when I heard what the Dow and Nasdaq were doing. All of the panic and uncertainty is not so easy now. So many things out of my control. But this is nothing new. So what can one do? Certainly we can not change or even predict what happens. So I have decided on a little more of live for today just in case unexpected things happen. I also remember that times like this can be like being sick when you are on a boat that is in rough water and you think it is never never going to end and you think you would rather die that endure another minute of the sick feeling. But of coarse you eventually get to calm water and you feel a huge sense of relieve. Just like all the uncertainty now. It might go on longer than we would like. But nothing lasts forever. We know there is an ending but when? I guess it is a tribute to the human spirit to be able to live through periods of uncertainty. Richard "Now here, you see, it takes all the running you can do to keep in the same place. If you want to get somewhere else you must run at least twice as fast as that." Through the Looking Glass: Lewis Carroll – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Somehow I felt that the prez’s speech was the big bonfire pep rally before the Superbowl of all football games. Taliban asked Islam to rally etc etc…….I feel like it’s the calm before the storm. Is anyone feeling rather anxious tonight? <sad — TC3 I was going to buy an exercise bike, but couldn’t find one with cruise control. ~Sunkissed~
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Cheryl, That’s an analogy I never thought of – and very appropriate. Yes, as the mother of an 18 year old and many young adult nieces/nephews – I feel anxious and worried… But he was very adamant! smiles, Elise
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ahhhhhh just the speech and then Ted’s nightly Taliban newsflash before he goes to bed which winds me up like a clock mama mia…….I feel impending doom……. I hate that feeling you know? Duh, you know… I need to go to bed. xo Cheryl — TC3 I was going to buy an exercise bike, but couldn’t find one with cruise control. ~Sunkissed~
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – I’ve been at work and missed it but I have been anxious about world affairs. Andrew must of caught some at my Moms because he asked me tonight if we were going to blow up the people that hate the Americans. I said I hope it doesn’t come to that. He says a little bit later, is three days up. I had been telling him that we might get the man responsible in jail in 3 days. Am I behind? Charla Somehow I felt that the prez’s speech was the big bonfire pep rally before the Superbowl of all football games. Taliban asked Islam to rally etc etc…….I feel like it’s the calm before the storm. Is anyone feeling rather anxious tonight? <sad — TC3 I was going to buy an exercise bike, but couldn’t find one with cruise control. ~Sunkissed~
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Somehow I felt that the prez’s speech was the big bonfire pep rally before the Superbowl of all football games. Taliban asked Islam to rally etc etc…….I feel like it’s the calm before the storm. Is anyone feeling rather anxious tonight? <sad — TC3 I was going to buy an exercise bike, but couldn’t find one with cruise control. ~Sunkissed~
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I’ve been at work and missed it but I have been anxious about world affairs. Andrew must of caught some at my Moms because he asked me tonight if we were going to blow up the people that hate the Americans. I said I hope it doesn’t come to that. He says a little bit later, is three days up. I had been telling him that we might get the man responsible in jail in 3 days. Am I behind? Charla
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