Please be in favor of this and sign the petition at http://www.change.org/petitions/sponsor-the-barber-amendment-federal-good-time-bill My husband and my children need this so he can come home and be a father and husband. He made a mistake that didnt hurt anyone but his family and we have suffered enough. We have done our time and then some. God bless you Fed ID # 33392-379
I was so surprised to hear from you! Your letter was so beautiful and touching, I could hardly read it through my tears. You can't imagine how profoundly it affected me.
It's humbling to think that I may have played a part in helping you recognize one of your talents, especially one that is so important to you now. For me, there is no greater reward than that of knowing I made a difference in the life of a student. It's why I get up every day and put up with all the 'craziness!'
I remember you had a few crazy moments, too! You always did something to make me smile! You were so full of life and energy (and mischief at times!) You were a good kid, but there was more to it than that. It was so easy to like you, and when I started reading your stories, I understood why. You had a heart of gold!
I am so very glad that you've rediscovered that part of yourself and that you are sharing it. I look forward to reading more of your stories and poems when you are ready to share them.
Again, thank you so very much, Jesus. Your letter will stand forever as a pinnacle of my career and my life. Miles de gracias!
I've finished a transcription for one of your posts. I hope I read your writing accurately and that any typing errors on my part don't detract from people's reading if it. Good luck with your campaign, and if and when I get more time, I will transcribe more of your posts.
I cannot imagine what your life is like, but it sounds like a living hell. My heart goes out to you.
This is something you should talk to psych about. It is called 'Narcissistic Personality Disorder'
You believe that using your full name lends gravitas and authority to your drivel. In fact it is a barrier to your audience. It feels a bit ostentatious, even priggish. Us mere mortals can get by perfectly well without its use.
Hey David, I just read the article in TIME Magazine. It was a very well written piece that really highlights the struggles of returning soldiers in a moving way. Bravo! for helping make public the plight of thousands of veterans out there. Take care!
For those friends, acquaintances and loved ones reading this post, the link to TIME Magazine's article is here:
Thanks for writing. I think you make some really important points! But I think that the advice you give re. racism also applies to homosexuality - maybe if you asked your gay friends they would explain to you that things aren't always as simple as sexual acts or escaping abusive relationships.
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Fed ID # 33392-379
I was so surprised to hear from you! Your letter was so beautiful and touching, I could hardly read it through my tears. You can't imagine how profoundly it affected me.
It's humbling to think that I may have played a part in helping you recognize one of your talents, especially one that is so important to you now. For me, there is no greater reward than that of knowing I made a difference in the life of a student. It's why I get up every day and put up with all the 'craziness!'
I remember you had a few crazy moments, too! You always did something to make me smile! You were so full of life and energy (and mischief at times!) You were a good kid, but there was more to it than that. It was so easy to like you, and when I started reading your stories, I understood why. You had a heart of gold!
I am so very glad that you've rediscovered that part of yourself and that you are sharing it. I look forward to reading more of your stories and poems when you are ready to share them.
Again, thank you so very much, Jesus. Your letter will stand forever as a pinnacle of my career and my life. Miles de gracias!
Warmest regards,
Ms. Renegar
I cannot imagine what your life is like, but it sounds like a living hell. My heart goes out to you.
You believe that using your full name lends gravitas and authority to your drivel. In fact it is a barrier to your audience. It feels a bit ostentatious, even priggish. Us mere mortals can get by perfectly well without its use.
Paul
For those friends, acquaintances and loved ones reading this post, the link to TIME Magazine's article is here:
http://content.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,2164226,00.html
Thanks for writing. I think you make some really important points! But I think that the advice you give re. racism also applies to homosexuality - maybe if you asked your gay friends they would explain to you that things aren't always as simple as sexual acts or escaping abusive relationships.