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GBBD: The Ideal Iris
Why ideal? I planted these Iris reticulata 'Katharine Hodgkin' in the gravel at the side of the house when I bought them at the RHS London Show sell-off 4 years ago and they've come up every year since. I have quite a few of the purple sort elsewhere in the garden, but I love the more unusual pale blue and yellow of these.
Elsewhere I've been replanting the snowdrops which some pesky squirrels or birds dug up recently, plus some self-sown crocus I found in the back garden's gravel path. These gave me the opportunity to fill some of the gaps in the guerrilla garden at the front of the house. Whilst there, I've been admiring the first flowering of the hellebores J from choir gave me last year :)
The winter aconites have just started to appear, and the daffodils are showing much promise for the weeks to come. Indoors, the paperwhites which I potted up when disregarding the rules are doing rather well.
The floral year most definitely has begun :)
Garden Bloggers' Blooms Day is hosted by Carol at May Dreams Gardens.
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My favourite Iris reticulata - I thought I had lost all mine to flooding this year. I found 3 bulbs sitting on the surface of the soil, sprouting about 4 weeks ago - during a frost!!
I potted them up and low and behold - one flower opened yesterday. A valentine gift from my garden. These Iris are billed as the earliest of the reticulata to flower!
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Five hours, five floors, "140 clicks" - it's how the Barre Democrat and chairman of the state Senate Ways and Means Committee spent his Friday three weeks ago, sitting in as case workers - sometimes with piles of papers and files around them - plugged away at a Holyoke welfare office.
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WHAT'S NEW: Tuesday night. ABC is scheduling four of the eight new series on its fall schedule for Tuesday night, making it an entire evening of new shows.
Pittsfield veteran Passetto's death a 'wake-up call'
The death of a Marine Corps veteran who struggled to have his disability claim processed through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs could provide "a wake-up call" nationally, according to Rosanne Frieri, the city's director of Veterans Services.
4th season of 'Downton Abbey' will air in January
The costume drama about the family and servants in a stately English home stars Hugh Bonneville, Elizabeth McGovern, Maggie Smith and Michelle Dockery.
British PM Cameron visits Boston Marathon memorial
British Prime Minister David Cameron visited an impromptu memorial that sprang up near the site of the Boston Marathon bombings, striking a combative tone Tuesday in saying that democratic and multiracial countries like the United States and Britain will never give in to terrorists who feed on "the poisonous narrative" of violence, extremism and ... (more)
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry issued a stern warning Tuesday to Syria's government, saying that new help will be given to opposition forces should President Bashar Assad's regime decide to back out of upcoming negotiations aimed at ending Syria's two-year war.
Gunmen open fire on liquor stores in Iraq, 11 dead
A convoy of gunmen opened fire on a row of liquor stores in eastern Baghdad immediately after sunset on Tuesday, killing 11 people and wounding five others, officials said.
Popular psychologist Joyce Brothers dead at 85
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Russia says it will expel a U.S. diplomat who it claims was caught disguised in a blond wig while trying to recruit a Russian agent in Moscow.
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Ex-Philippine president wins as mayor of Manila
Former President Joseph Estrada was proclaimed Tuesday as the new mayor of the Philippine capital, his first elected post since he was ousted in an anti-corruption revolt 12 years ago.
Japanese mayor: Wartime sex slaves were necessary
An outspoken nationalist mayor said the Japanese military's forced prostitution of Asian women before and during World War II was necessary to "maintain discipline" in the ranks and provide rest for soldiers who risked their lives in battle.
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HOLYOKE -- Two miles of new trails connecting Mount Tom State Park with Little Tom Reservation will be dedicated Saturday at 10 a.m. Take Route 5 to Reservation Road and meet at the reservation's Bray Lake for the event that will include hiking and will last until about 1 p.m. The event will include about two hours of total hiking, according to a ... (more)
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A Philadelphia abortion doctor was found guilty Monday of first-degree murder and could face execution in the deaths of three babies who authorities say were delivered alive and then killed with scissors at his grimy clinic, in a case that became a flashpoint in the nation's debate over abortion.
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Genesis 6-9 tells the fascinating story of Noah, the Ark, and the Flood. Some Christians interpret the text to mean that the biblical flood must have covered the entire globe. They also work to explain the evidence in rocks and fossils in terms of this world-wide flood. Other Christians do not feel the text requires that the flood be global, but could have covered the small region of earth known to Noah. The scientific and historical evidence does not support a global flood, but is consistent with a catastrophic regional flood. Beyond its place in history, the Genesis flood teaches us about human depravity, faith, obedience, divine judgment, grace and mercy.
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Titanic dress, Lord of the Rings bow, Star Wars fighter fetch big dollars at Hollywood auction
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IT was the dress that set true love on its course in the Hollywood film blockbuster Titanic.
The stunning red chiffon creation Kate Winslet's character Rose wore when she set the heart of Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio) aflutter, fetched $US330,000 ($A318,000) when it went up for offer to the public at a Hollywood memorabilia auction.
The iconic outfit, known as the "jump dress" Rose donned as she prepared to leap into the ocean from the deck of the ill-fated Titanic, was designed by Deborah L Scott and took more than 1,000 hours to complete.
Bidders dug deep at the 'Drama Action, Romance: The Hollywood Auction in Los Angeles to capture a piece of silver screen history.
It sold for $US372,000 ($A350,000)– more than three times its pre-sale estimate of $120,000.
Bloom used the plastic bow made in the famed New Zealand workshop Weta in all three films.
A screen-used X-Wing model from the first Star Wars' movie in 1977 sold for $US270,000 ($A260,000), more than twice its original estimate of $120,000.
The piece came from the private collection of an Academy Award-winning visual effects supervisor.
A blue jersey worn by Mr. Spock in Star Trek's second season was also keenly contested and eventually sold for $US114,000.
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Are they really needed when we have so many people in our society already "altered" by what the idiot "normals" call madness.
Maniac depression and autism are both said to have made remarkable contributions to the evolution of the human race, by kicking the normals in the pants, or pushing them out of the way of the "progress" of the mad.
I don't think any committee of normal people ever invented the wheel, mastered fire, dream of starships or more.
Meanwhile the normals are repressing progress to force the universe of man to conform to their dull dreams.
Now, as for physical implants. I read a brief article on the Mirror this morning, about the differences between modern athletes and ancient men. Being accustomed to a more rugged and demanding world out ancient ancestors were faster, fitter, stronger than the pathetic weaklings we've become.
So you don't need enhancements, just a change in social attitudes in favour of a leaner, fitter and friskier lifestyle- fewer couch potatoes and more hunters.
Of course that will threaten the status quo for the normals in our society, as a brighter, healthier society will be more mentally aware and stronger - to enquire into and challenge the established global world order of the normals.
Bread & Circuses were used by the Roman emperors to turn the mob into pacified sleepwalkers. I don't think our modern emperors will take kindly to any plans to wake Man up to something likely to threaten their power.
"Mind Enhancement drugs? Hah! You may think you're philosophising the solutions to all the world's problems, but actually you're just talking a load of b****** "
er... i assume that you were being sarcastic/joking by this, but I cant really tell, cos you could interpret that in many different ways.
Now I hate the idea of letting drawbacks like the above getting in the way of true progress, something that can make things better being halted because we're worried about the people who won't use it. The "just because everyone can't have it, that means no one can have it" is a bit of a poor argument.
Shadowwolf wrote:Threaten the status quo, challenge the 'normals'?
Well seen as that cabal of 'normals' does not actually exist I think we have little to fear and no global world order to be overthrown or even challenged.
You are indeed quite correct, there is no cabal of normals and to use the word cabal implies that the original writer, me, is some kind of conspiracy nut, which would be a false assumption.
The normal people frown upon anyone who is different, anyone too alien, too non-conformist, and by their slow glacial resistance tend to wear all but the most resilient innovator from pushing mankind forward.
How many great artists or scientists gave up, or were crushed by "normal/conventional society"? Care to name a few? Begin with Alan Turing.
They are the silent majority, the mob, the people who like a nice quite life, at the back of the cave.
...but society should not necessarily be defined by the mass at the centre, but its boundaries.
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The horrors of war in Afghanistan, Syria, Mali, and elsewhere, quite rightly grab media attention, but overall the number of armed conflicts is declining. Dan Smith, Secretary General of International Alert, assesses global conflict and other burning issues in The State of the World Atlas.
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We're thrilled that Fiction Editor Vicky Blunden has been awarded the IPG Young Independent Publisher of the Year award. Take a look at all the tremendous Myriad accolades here.
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Last week we celebrated the publication of Fayette Fox's debut novel The Deception Artist – a story dealing with truth, lies and fantasies, narrated by the charming eight-year-old protagonist, Ivy. We're delighted that The Deception Artist has been chosen to feature as a Debut of the Month on book-lover's website Lovereading. The feature includes all sorts of added extras including a sneak preview of the first chapter and an author Q&A.
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We're very pleased to confirm that for the second year running, Elizabeth Haynes has been invited as a guest speaker at world renowned crime-fest Theakston's Old Peculiar Crime Writing Festival in Harrogate this July. Last year Elizabeth was chosen by Val McDermid to talk about her debut novel Into the Darkest Corner on Val's New Blood panel – a collection of the best new crime writers. This year, Elizabeth will host a table at the festival's License to Thrill dinner – a James Bond themed anniversary evening where noted crime writers will captain teams competing for a Bond-style prize. Elizabeth's third and latest novel, published earlier this year, is the chilling thriller Human Remains.
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Mystery People magazine have published a new review of Elizabeth Haynes' latest thriller, Human Remains, in their most recent edition. 'Haynes spins her web of despair so well you find yourself falling into the feelings of the protagonist', comments the reviewer, rounding up the piece by describing it as 'well crafted and skillfully told, this is not a book to take home with you alone'.
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Myriad sell-out graphics event at Brighton Festival last week was hosted by comics guru Tim Pilcher, who asked panelists to debate the question 'When Does a Comic Become a Graphic Novel?' Myriad graphics authors Nye Wright (Things to do in a Retirement Home Trailer Park) and Woodrow Phoenix (Rumble Strip) were joined by fellow graphic novelist Hannah Berry (Adamtine, Jonathan Cape) and engaged in a spirited discussion, reviewed the next day by Brighton's Latest Magazine as 'a great evening had by both comic geeks and absolute novices'.
Last weekend Myriad teamed up with the WEA Southern Region at Portsmouth's Omega Centre to host a weekend of Creative Writing Masterclasses for budding writers. The classes were designed to build writers' confidence, whether finding the courage to start writing, helping to improve writing skills, or for those seeking professional feedback. Liam Murray Bell, author of So It Is, gave a lesson in how to write the perfect first sentence in his masterclass 'Openings', while A Kind of Vanishing author Lesley Thomson, pictured (right) with WEA course tutor Kerrith Bell, offered advice on 'How to Plot'.
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The major damage the Toms River Regional schools faced from Hurricane Sandy is most evident at the collapsed Bennett Athletic Center, which ripped and deflated during the high winds and loss of power as the storm approached.
That damage at the Bennett "Bubble" is likely the only site where major destruction befell Toms River Regional facilities. Eleven schools faced minor damage, with the 12th facility being the Bennett Center's collapse.
The school's building and grounds committee reported that the storm caused superficial damage to the 11 schools, with many incidents caused from high winds.
"We are fortunate that, other than the JBAC (Bubble) at Intermediate East, most of the damage to school buildings from this powerful storm was relatively minor or superficial," said School Board member Ben Giovine, reading this month's committee report.
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"Our property insurance deductible is $100,000 per location and the only site where we expect to exceed that threshold is currently Intermediate East due to the damage of the JBAC bubble," Giovine reported.
However, facility damage is not the only impact the district is seeking to recover funds for. For example, another expense from the storm is widespread food spoilage in the cafeterias.
"In addition to property damage, many other costs were incurred from this storm, including the cost of running three shelters during and after the storm and food spoilage from loss of power," Giovine reported.
The process of recouping these costs and paying for repairs has begun. But the district is thinking of contracting a firm to help navigate FEMA applications and seek out other sources of funding to pay for these costs, the district reported.
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"We are considering utilitzing the services of a firm with great expertise in this area to ensure that we maximize the dollars we can recoup subsequent to this very serious storm," Giovine reported.
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Giovine is clueless... preventative measures...
If they took any preventative measures.... they should have deflated the bubble before the storm hit.... like many others did.
As far as hiring an outside firm... put the firm on %.... not hourly... give the firm a % of what they are able to get in return.
10:15 am on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Giovine is clueless. He should have listened to the all knowing JD! My god man have u nothing more to do with ur days than comment on everything? Oh that's right, ur jobless. It only take a minute 1x a week to walk to the mailbox for ur check.
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Giovine better smarten up or he's the next GONE. Lets do things the logical way. Like I did at my home.
1. Go to Lowes and buy replacement needs.
2. Send your building and grounds staff up the ladder and do the repairs.
3. Scrap the bubble.
How about being creative and leave MY checkbook in the desk drawer!!!
1:41 pm on Tuesday, November 27, 2012
I have only lived in TR for about 5 years now, and I am confused about where the town officials prioritys lie...there is so much more that needs to be done right now instead of rebuilding (for example) the eye-sore bubble. Please lets focus on the immediate needs of the good people of this town and forget about the schools for now, huh?
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China holds opportunity as well, Storms said, citing government plans to introduce cap-and-trade pilot programs in several cities; there, NYSE Blue would vie with ICE's Climate Exchange, which maintains a joint venture in the country aimed at developing a new emissions trading platform.
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For those of you who don't believe in a Higher Power, please indulge this post of mine and accept me for who I am.
Friendship is defined as the personal relationship of two individuals. I say, that friendship goes deeper than that. Friendship is a God given blessing to us mortals on earth. Living day to day on our world is tough, and today's world is so stressful. Friendship gives us that taste of unconditional love that rules the Other Side and Heaven itself.
Friendship in its highest form is accepting that individual for who they are. Unfortunately, we are mortals, and our mortal minds bring in some pretty nasty emotions when it comes to love of any kind.
I have always said this earth is Kindergarten in the grand scheme of Heaven. Those of us on this planet, whether it is our first time or 100th time are here because we cannot graduate from Kindergarten. How embarrassing is that? But God knows and sees all things. God foresaw this and so He continually puts his older wiser spirits here to help us. We must all thank God for that blessing!
I have found a blog of pure hatred against me. Do not blame this individual. I do not. I have told her I would expect no less than her defense of a friend. This person has a right to her feelings and anger, and expressing them in her way.
However, I find it totally wrong to divulge publicly any information that in friendship was given to her privately, and I respectfully request she withdraw that statement.
Who's to blame here? There is no blame. Life happens. Changes occur. I was accused of having a new friend and dropping an old friend. This is incorrect. I do not let go of friends easily. I have already stated that I see friendship as a gift from God, and I would never throw that gift out casually. I tormented over this decision before I put it to action, and there are those friends of mine who know this.
Did I quit being friends with someone? Yes, I did. I tried in many ways to bring up my frustrations for certain actions. I finally couldn't take it anymore. If there are two things I continually strive for in my earthly state it is tolerance and patience, and I tell all of you now, I have not conquered them. And this is what happened in this situation. But we all have our faults, don't we?
When I couldn't take anymore of what was irritating me, I did shut the door on that friend. I will not go in to what was the cause. I do not publicly divulge what friends give to me in secret. Was this right or wrong? Only God knows the answer. Even I don't know, but to see it from my perspective, you must walk in my shoes.
The saddest part of all this is that I am no longer friends with 3 people - 3 close friends that I loved dearly, and part of me always will. I have moved on.
I will not retaliate in any way, nor continue this war further. I laid down my sword against those I love a long time ago, before this battle began. Do I forgive and forget? I forgive all, including myself in most circumstances. I cannot forgive mentioning someone I love very much and accusations of our relationship that I am sure came from bitter anger. But I can forgive that this person was in a bitter place at the time of that statement.
I harbor no hard feelings towards anyone. To me, forgetting means getting on with my life, and that is what I am doing.
There is no war here.
There is no hatred here.
There is only blatant refusal by 3 of us to one of God's greatest gifts. The 4th person involved has not shown bitterness nor dropped any friendship, nor is it in her heart to do so. We 3 will be held accountable for this action, and for allowing negative energies into our lives and the lives of those we love.
This matter is over. I must face my God someday and look at all the good and the bad in my life, as must we all.
Matthew 5:16 'Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in Heaven.'
I continue to strive for the above, but I am, after all, in mortal form, and so it is true that we are Spiritual beings (divine sons and daughters) striving to be mortal.
Psalm 82:6 "I have said, Ye are gods: and all of you are the children of the most high."
Let the bitterness end. The carrying of negative energy is a burden to our souls. Love is light, therefore, never tedious to carry.
I hold no animosity towards anyone. I only continue to walk forward as I feel I must. I will continue to grow and every experience becomes part of that. As Kirk once told Sybok, 'I need my pain. My pain makes me who I am.' It is one of my favorite Star Trek moments, and the clip is below.
To my three lost friends: I will remember only our good times. I will feel the loss of friendship. I will buffer the negativity and hatred thrown at me for it is your right to throw it and my right to not accept it. I see nothing to forgive or forget from any of us; for each step, each word, each thought lives and will live until our reckoning time.
Again, I request you remove the statement against the one person not involved in any of this.
To all my current friends, I ask forgiveness that your spirits and your energies have been pushed into any part of the crumbling of this friendship.
May God fill us all with His light and love so that our lights will shine stronger, and animosity will be put out.
LHR, my dear friends; love, honor, and respect.
22 comments:
- Roger Lawrence said...
I believe that if any of us can find one true friend in this life then we are indeed blessed. We should cherish him/her. Don't worry, Donna; you have friend's. It hurts to lose others but you are never truly alone.
- January 13, 2012 at 4:27 PM
- Donna Yates said...
Roger, I find your comment uplifting, and it has put a smile on my face. Thank you for your comment and for your friendship.
- January 13, 2012 at 4:29 PM
- Angie said...
Wonderful post and I do hope the negativity towards you ceases. You are a wonderful soul and a true friend of mine, I can tell you that. I will always have your back.
- January 13, 2012 at 4:46 PM
- Donna Yates said...
Yes, sweet Ange, I know that. Thank you for your comment.
- January 13, 2012 at 4:59 PM
- Joleene Naylor said...
So sorry to hear about the drama :(
It's always a terrible thing to loose a friendship, especially under unhappy circumstances. I have had it happen to me before (both offline and on) and have always tried to look at it as it must have been time for us (the friends) to part company and move on for whatever reason, and though it could have been a better parting, it is as it is and the only thing to do is, as you've said, move forward. hopefully everyone involved can see that, too. - January 13, 2012 at 7:15 PM
- Fairday Morrow said...
Friendships can be complicated and often go through phases. I am sorry to hear that you have been going through a difficult time. Some friends are only with us for a period of time. It is important to enjoy every minute while it's here. Best of luck!
http://thesecretdmsfilesoffairdaymorrow.blogspot.com - January 13, 2012 at 7:35 PM
- The Desert Rocks said...
Hope time will heal all wounds.
- January 13, 2012 at 7:38 PM
- Donna Yates said...
Joleene, it is sad to lose a friendship, but I look at it as you do - it was meant to be. You cannot fight change for sure. Thank you for your comment.
Fairday, thank you for commenting. You are right. It is complicated, but we must make the best of the good times.
The Desert Rocks, you are a rock, my dear, thank you for your comment. Time has yet to fail to heal all wounds. This is just one sand in the ocean of our world's history. - January 13, 2012 at 8:36 PM
- Karla Telega said...
I've had to walk away from people who I thought were my friends, but who only wanted to hurt me. That they were family members makes it feel like a personal failure. I depend on God's forgiveness that it was I who closed the door. I pray that they will find happiness and fulfillment, because their attacks on me really stemmed from their own unhappiness.
- January 14, 2012 at 2:49 AM
- Kelly Hashway said...
Donna, I'm sorry you are going through this. I hope you and your friends (current and former) can move past this soon.
- January 14, 2012 at 4:31 AM
- Barbara said...
Hello Donna I'm so sorry things are tough for you just now. I called in to tell you I had passed the Liebster Blog Award on to you then I read your post and decided it was probably the wrong time. Then I thought about it some more and decided it's probably exactly the right time. Thanks for being such a wonderful friend.
- January 14, 2012 at 7:08 AM
- Nancy said...
I'm sorry this has happened to you, Donna. It does hurt to lose those you considered friends. But I agree that negativity wears you down, and there are times when it's better to cut your losses and move on.
- January 14, 2012 at 7:28 AM
- Donna Yates said...
Karla, thank you so much for your comment. I sympathize with you. There will always be times with families and friends where you feel you must move on, and it is difficult to do so.
Kelly, thank you for your comment. Thank you for your hope. I too wish this.
Barbara, you are such a caring person and such a wonderful friend too. Thank you for the award. You are right. It is the right time.
Nancy, thank you for your comment. Thank you for seeing that negativity is wrong, and that sometimes you just have to cut your losses. - January 14, 2012 at 8:28 AM
- Shelly said...
In time, it will all be good.
- January 14, 2012 at 8:28 AM
- Sharon's Sunlit Memories said...
Donna - I'm so sorry to hear you are still experiencing such distress in this matter. The comments posted here are testament to the friends you do have. Let them keep you in a circle of friendship and support and allow time and the natural healing process take care of the rest - Sharon
- January 14, 2012 at 10:01 AM
- Donna Yates said...
Shelly, thank you for your comment, and you are so right.
Sharon's Sunlit Memories, I sooooo love your blog. Thank you for your kind words. It is the circle of love friends provide that can heal all wounds. - January 14, 2012 at 10:04 AM
- Swoosh by Scrollwork said...
Donna, when we live and love intensely, the fallout can also be highly emotional. Add to that the hyper-accessible blogosphere to use as a soapbox, and the trouble is magnified.
You have taken the best approach, and I pray it will lead you to complete peace about the situation.
I also wanted to thank you for visiting and commenting on my blog. - January 14, 2012 at 10:56 AM
- Donna Yates said...
Swoosh by Scrollwork, what a beautiful loving comment. Thank you so much. And I loved visiting your wonderful blog.
- January 14, 2012 at 11:28 AM
- Christina Williams said...
Gosh I hope this isn't a blog I follow...I wouldn't have commented on the issue at all if I knew it involved you. I have experienced drama of my own and people manipulating online situations by shooting their mouths off. I think it is completely tactless to post personal info about someone else and especially to make hints here and there, knowing full well that the person being written about might come across the post. I certainly hope this drama dies down for you very soon! I'm trying hard to remain neutral w/these types of situations, but I am getting very tired of the high school (or as you say Kindergarten) drama, and am wondering who my real friends are at times. One thing I know is you have been a very kind and suppotive friend to me, so I wish you the best!
- January 14, 2012 at 3:14 PM
- Donna Yates said...
Christina, I am your friend and have enjoyed our friendship. I first got online for writing groups. Then I found your blog, The Blog Entourage, and I realized you loved crafts and baking too. Then I saw the online potential of finding other crafters, bakers! You have been a very supportive friend to me too. Thank you for your kind comment.
- January 14, 2012 at 3:24 PM
- Pammy pam said...
i am grateful to have made you as a new friend. i am sorry for your troubles with these old friends. i believe friends come in and out of our lives for a reason, often unknown. sometimes when the season is over, so is the friendship. it does not negate what happened during the friendship.
i also believe that forgiveness and mercy are about the person offering forgiveness, not the receiver. And forgiveness and mercy are unearned.
good luck to you on your new path - January 14, 2012 at 4:05 PM
- Donna Yates said...
Pammy Pam, how I love our new friendship. You see the picture of life so clearly. Thank you so much for your comforting comment and for becoming my friend.
- January 14, 2012 at 4:27 PM


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