Hey Mike, Hope all is well. just thinking of you? Just wrote u a letter should be getting it soon. How do I put money on here I followed all the steps that you wrote in the following post but it’s not working.
A short message - don’t particularly feel like writing, but want you to know I’m thinking of you. Of course, I guess you DO know that already :) Tomorrow (Monday) I go to the doctor - just routine (a Pap smear). I thought about changing it - Amber and the girls are going to the beach - but I really don’t want to go all that much. I don’t much like the beach - hate the sand, etc - they don’t have my ocean here - the Pacific, wild and free, thundering against the cliffs (no yucky sand - lol). Actually, what the clincher was - the thought of walking across all the sand to get to the water and then, worse yet, walking back after playing in the water <sigh> guess I’m just old! Also - either Friday or Saturday I’m going to Valerie’s - in Alabama - and thought of how uncomfortable that trip would be with a sunburn - and there’s no way I’d avoid the burn, even using sunblock - I’m usually so white I’m fluorescent until much later in the summer - after a few weeks of our pool. I told Amber that I’ll regret not going as soon as I see them leave - lol - but it’s for the best... I love you - on my way to bed now - sweet dreams - I’ll see you in mine. All my love - always and all ways... Your Jeannie
Hi Teddy! Tequila was asking me if I could help her find you, she was wanting to get in touch with you so I figured I would try here! I look forward to hearing from you. :) -haley kreidler
Hi Antoine, thanks for the letter and blog, no carpul tunnel catched as this is a case of copy and taste, so did not type that whole thing... Have a good day! Julia
Hi Harlan Richards, just a thought on your post, you wrote that the Us don't need foreign nationals to interfere with US elections. This is a list of countries the United States were involved in regime change since cold war, not sure it is complete, wikipedia is the source: 5.1 1950s 5.1.1 1952: Egypt 5.1.2 1943–1970s: Italy 5.1.3 1949: Syria 5.1.4 1953: Iran 5.1.5 1954: Guatemala 5.1.6 1955–1960: Laos 5.1.7 Failed coup plots against Syria 5.1.8 1957–1959: Indonesia 5.1.9 1958: Lebanon 5.1.10 1959: Iraq 5.2 1960s 5.2.1 1960: Democratic Republic of Congo 5.2.2 1960: Laos 5.2.3 1961: Dominican Republic 5.2.4 1961: Bay of Pigs 5.2.5 1960s: Cuba 5.2.6 1961–1964: Brazil 5.2.7 1963: Iraq 5.2.8 1963: Vietnam 5.2.9 1965–66: Dominican Republic 5.2.10 1965–1967: Indonesia 5.2.11 1967: Greece 5.3 1970s 5.3.1 1971: Bolivia 5.3.2 1972–1975: Iraq 5.3.3 1973: Chile 5.3.4 1979–1989: Afghanistan 5.4 1980s 5.4.1 1980-1989: Poland 5.4.2 1980–1992: El Salvador 5.4.3 1982–1989: Nicaragua 5.4.4 1983: Grenada 5.4.5 1989: Panama 6 Post-Cold War 6.1 1990s 6.1.1 1991: Kuwait 6.1.2 1991: Haiti 6.1.3 1991–2003: Iraq 6.1.4 1994–2000: Iraq 6.1.5 1997: Indonesia 6.2 2000s 6.2.1 2000: Yugoslavia 6.2.2 2003: Iraq 6.2.3 2005: Iran 6.2.4 2006–07: Palestinian territories 6.2.5 Post–2005: Syria 6.3 2010s 6.3.1 2011: Libya 6.3.2 2015–present: Yemen
At the same time the United States don't accept that the International Court of Justice would make any trial against a US citizen. To give you a headline of 2018: "John Bolton’s crusade against the International Criminal Court is so hard-lined it threatens a US invasion of Holland". Which price you feel the responsible american citizens should pay for all that interference in foreign countries? Also, nobody forced the DNC to manipulate the election of Hillary Clinton. In all polls, Bernie Sanders did better against Trump than Clinton. For a big part, they were shooting in their own foot. Warm greetings, Julia
Great interview. I've been following your blog. How about collaborating on a social media project with us. Your NEW MEDIA 3.0 is just the kind of thinking we need. WE meaning PRISONERS.😉
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Tomorrow (Monday) I go to the doctor - just routine (a Pap smear). I thought about changing it - Amber and the girls are going to the beach - but I really don’t want to go all that much. I don’t much like the beach - hate the sand, etc - they don’t have my ocean here - the Pacific, wild and free, thundering against the cliffs (no yucky sand - lol). Actually, what the clincher was - the thought of walking across all the sand to get to the water and then, worse yet, walking back after playing in the water <sigh> guess I’m just old!
Also - either Friday or Saturday I’m going to Valerie’s - in Alabama - and thought of how uncomfortable that trip would be with a sunburn - and there’s no way I’d avoid the burn, even using sunblock - I’m usually so white I’m fluorescent until much later in the summer - after a few weeks of our pool.
I told Amber that I’ll regret not going as soon as I see them leave - lol - but it’s for the best...
I love you - on my way to bed now - sweet dreams - I’ll see you in mine.
All my love - always and all ways...
Your Jeannie
thanks for the letter and blog, no carpul tunnel catched as this is a case of copy and taste, so did not type that whole thing...
Have a good day!
Julia
just a thought on your post, you wrote that the Us don't need foreign nationals to interfere with US elections. This is a list of countries the United States were involved in regime change since cold war, not sure it is complete, wikipedia is the source:
5.1 1950s
5.1.1 1952: Egypt
5.1.2 1943–1970s: Italy
5.1.3 1949: Syria
5.1.4 1953: Iran
5.1.5 1954: Guatemala
5.1.6 1955–1960: Laos
5.1.7 Failed coup plots against Syria
5.1.8 1957–1959: Indonesia
5.1.9 1958: Lebanon
5.1.10 1959: Iraq
5.2 1960s
5.2.1 1960: Democratic Republic of Congo
5.2.2 1960: Laos
5.2.3 1961: Dominican Republic
5.2.4 1961: Bay of Pigs
5.2.5 1960s: Cuba
5.2.6 1961–1964: Brazil
5.2.7 1963: Iraq
5.2.8 1963: Vietnam
5.2.9 1965–66: Dominican Republic
5.2.10 1965–1967: Indonesia
5.2.11 1967: Greece
5.3 1970s
5.3.1 1971: Bolivia
5.3.2 1972–1975: Iraq
5.3.3 1973: Chile
5.3.4 1979–1989: Afghanistan
5.4 1980s
5.4.1 1980-1989: Poland
5.4.2 1980–1992: El Salvador
5.4.3 1982–1989: Nicaragua
5.4.4 1983: Grenada
5.4.5 1989: Panama
6 Post-Cold War
6.1 1990s
6.1.1 1991: Kuwait
6.1.2 1991: Haiti
6.1.3 1991–2003: Iraq
6.1.4 1994–2000: Iraq
6.1.5 1997: Indonesia
6.2 2000s
6.2.1 2000: Yugoslavia
6.2.2 2003: Iraq
6.2.3 2005: Iran
6.2.4 2006–07: Palestinian territories
6.2.5 Post–2005: Syria
6.3 2010s
6.3.1 2011: Libya
6.3.2 2015–present: Yemen
At the same time the United States don't accept that the International Court of Justice would make any trial against a US citizen. To give you a headline of 2018: "John Bolton’s crusade against the International Criminal Court is so hard-lined it threatens a US invasion of Holland". Which price you feel the responsible american citizens should pay for all that interference in foreign countries? Also, nobody forced the DNC to manipulate the election of Hillary Clinton. In all polls, Bernie Sanders did better against Trump than Clinton. For a big part, they were shooting in their own foot.
Warm greetings,
Julia