Gender: Female
Status: Single
Age: 49
Sign: Aries
City: NEW YORK
State: New York
Country: US
Signup Date: 3/27/2006
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June 22, 2009 - Monday
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March 4, 2009 - Wednesday
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Category: Writing and Poetry
Our circumstances did not allow David and I to play house before officially living together therefore, we just went for it. Being that we have known each other for well over twenty years I figured we knew damn near everything about each other. I actually thought it was going to be like a Cinderella story. I mean we were so much in love. Boy, was I ever wrong about this man. If I had only known what I was in for, I would have ran in the other direction so fast, that skid marks would have been left on the sidewalk. I was making big plans for us and, I had our future pretty much mapped out. I truly felt like this relationship was going to work out because, we knew each other so well. However, that was before David actually moved in. Once he moved in, the party was already over. The nice person I used to spend so much time with as though we were Siamese Twins, doing fun things together, spending hours on the phone everyday was gone. The man I once knew suddenly became very cranky, thoughtless, inconsiderate, and insensitive and, no longer had a romantic or passionate bone in his body.
I used to be an extremely happy person before David moved in. Nowadays, I feel as though I am spinning out of control. The days seem longer and the nights seem like they would never end. I spend a lot of time staring at the clock on the wall to see when it is close to the time for him to come home. I get a numbing sensation all over my body and my stomach knots up tremendously I feel, almost inhuman. He makes me feel like I just don’t want to go on. Sometimes I feel like I would not mind going to sleep and never waking up. But I know it would hurt my family and he is just not worth it. I strongly believe that if I did die, he would not care. He has that fuck it mentality and would probably say something like, “We all have to go sometimes” or “Shit Happens”. Don’t get me wrong, we did have some good days mixed in between all of that bullshit he was putting me through. By now you are probably wondering why I did not leave his ass. Well, there were extenuating circumstances and I was hoping that the man I once knew and loved would reappear.
On November 21, 2001, David and I retired for the evening with soft music surrounded by candlelight. It was one of those rear nights that I treated myself to a little extra pleasure so, I let him fist me which was the second time he had done that. The first time he fisted me we kept the lights on. He took advantage of that opportunity and watched as his fist penetrated in and out of me gliding ever so gently as my juices lay sticky and wet on his arm. That seemed to be the first time he had done that and it really turned him on. It turned him on so much that I thought his shit would go off and put a hole right through the ceiling. David was so excited and hot that he could not wait to get inside of me. So, he got up, turned off the lights and hopped back in bed. I was so ready to feel him inside of me that I was throbbing and my juices were flowing steadily.
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March 1, 2009 - Sunday
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This article is about fantastic product that works great on DARK ELBOWS.
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February 17, 2009 - Tuesday
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Category: Romance and Relationships
"Marital Bondage" is a story about being in love with that special someone who makes you feel like, you want to spend your life with him or her. In the beginning, everything is peaches and cream. Then as time goes on, that person, start to change up on you. They seem to take on a whole other personality. The loving stops, the sweet talk stops, attitude for no apparent reason. Come to find out, they have developed what I call, “ The Jekyll & Hyde Syndrome. Your life as you once knew, now ceases to exist.
NOTE: MARITAL BONDAGE IS BASED ON A TRUE STORY AND REAL SITUATIONS BUT, SLIGHTLY MODIFIED.
When I was eighteen years old, I met the most gorgeous man I had ever seen. He was about 6’2, caramel colored skin, in his early twenties and, a body to die for, that man was hot. It was summer so he always wore a short sleeve shirt tight enough to show off his bulging pecks. I used to see him stepping out of his Royal Blue, 66 Buick Skylark around the same time every night. Something about his routine always kept me intrigued thereby, keeping me sitting on the steps of my building every night way after I watched him walk into his building. The first thing he would do when he got out of the car was look at his watch. Then, he would reach for something on the passenger side, which was always a bouquet of pink roses. He would put the flowers in his left hand, open the back door with his right hand and grab his briefcase. After clicking the alarm on his key ring, he would head towards his building, which, of course he had to pass me in order to get there. As he approached my building, he always looked over at me and winked. That was the highlight of my night and I looked forward to it. I was so curious to know who was so lucky to get flowers every night. However, I always got my wink so that took the edge off a little. This went on for about three weeks before I decided I could not take it anymore.
My heart was bursting at the seams wanting to at least hear the voice that belonged to the gorgeous somewhat, mystery man. Finally, I made up my mind that I was going to make the first move. Therefore, the next night, I waited in anticipation for him to finish his routine. I waited for him to walk my way and, as soon as he winked at me I said, “Excuse me!” He responded by saying, how may I help you? I said, “ The next time you throw one of those winks my way, how about throwing a name along with it.” To my surprise, he walked over to the steps and set his briefcase down. He then took one rose from the bouquet, gave it a kiss, extended it to me and said, “ My name is David, what’s yours pretty lady?” At that time, my insides were giggling like a schoolgirl but on the outside, I kept it cool. My name is Jazmine, I responded. He said, Really, that’s my mother’s name. Simultaneously we said please to meet you. David started to sit next to me but he stopped midway to ask me if it was okay. Curious about the roses I said, I don’t mind but what about your flowers?
Copyright 1999 By Maxine P. SoSo
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January 3, 2009 - Saturday
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Category: Blogging
Having gone through two situations where living together proved to be the best choice, I'd have to say definitely YES. By living together, you can learn a lot about a person before being bound by marriage. Should you decide to live together first, you could possibly avoid a long term relationship with someone who has what I call the " JEKYLL & HYDE SYNDROME".
Although, living together first nor, marriage is ever a guarantee. Learning ones habits and mannerisms before tying the knot can save you a world of headaches and, heartache down the road. Once you walk down the aisle and, say your " I DO'S ", it can be harder to get out of a relationship which is sometimes, physically, emotionally and or, verbally abusive which can be detrimental to you health.
A lot of grown-ups now and, back in the day believe that, living together before marriage is a sin. But, I think that peoples outlook on that has changed tremendously and, It is no longer frowned upon as much as it used to be. Although, older some folks still believe that you should just go ahead and, tie the knot. I guess, they strongly believe in, " Till Death Do Us Part " and, whatever happens within the marriage should be dealt with and, worked out. Plus, to the older folks, divorce is totally out of the question so, I would definitely live together before getting married.
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December 26, 2008 - Friday
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Category: Blogging
It seems as though freedom of speech no longer applies in this country but slavery does. Our very foundation has been overturned and uprooted by the same people who are suppose to make the cost of living and such more affordable. The country is already seeing hard times and struggling to make ends meet. At a time when Millions of people have already and will continue to lose their jobs, being subjected to spend money is enslaving us. Some of us may even have to borrow money from friends, family or, some other means in order to watch TV. Why are we being forced into a change that not everyone is capable of handling? How can they subject us to a life of no TV if we do not or, are unable to make the change?
On June 12, 2009 the country as we know it will cease to exist. The "DIGITAL" phenomenon will turn many households into an uproar because there are a lot of people that do not have the extra money necessary to buy a new antenna or put towards the forty-dollar coupon. By the way, since this changed is being forced upon us, the Federal Government should have had the decency to at least given a coupon for the full amount instead of a measly forty dollars. The coupon for forty dollars is totally meaningless if you do not have the additional funds. In some cases, antennas currently in use by many households will be useless so the coupon really have no value at all. So many people are on fixed incomes, have recently lost their jobs, and cannot afford to buy a new antenna at this time.
It obviously does not matter to the Federal Government because they are forcing everyone to go digital whether they can afford it or not. That would not be so bad if they were going to supply everything necessary to make this transition run smooth. I suppose they think they are doing something grand by giving us a mere minimum of two forty-dollar coupons per househol.
Why The Switch?.... The Deficit Reduction Act of 2005 requires full-power television stations to turn off their analog channels by February 17, 2009 and begin broadcasting exclusively in a digital format. Will it really make a difference to non – entrepreneurs that going ALL-DIGITAL will free up parts of the airwaves for future innovative services by entrepreneurs? Will it be beneficial to people who will no longer have any service that TV stations can also improve their services with enhanced closed captioning, better pictures, and sound, and offer several channels of programming at the same time, known as "multicasting?"
What about everyone who cannot afford to make the change? Do they not matter? That will not make a bit of difference to everyone WHO WILL BE AFFECTED BY IT AND BE LEFT WITH NO TV TO WATCH FOR POSSIBLY THE REST OF THEIR LIVES. How does that sound?
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Who Will Be Affected.... If you use an antenna to watch TV that has an analog tuner and you do not subscribe to cable, satellite or other pay TV service, you will need to upgrade to digital television by February 17, 2009..... At least 19.6 million households receive over-the-air signals exclusively in their homes, and 14.9 million households have secondary over-the-air TV in their bedrooms or other rooms in their homes. Overall, nearly 70 million television sets are at risk of losing their signals. How selfish, thoughtless, and inconsiderate is that? Consumers have three options to continue getting television reception: - Purchase a DTV converter box for your existing TV set
- Purchase a TV set with a built-in digital tuner
- Subscribe to cable, satellite or other pay TV service
THEY SEEM TO HAVE LEFT THIS ONE OUT:.... UPGRADE OR SIMPLY GO WITHOUT TV FOREVER!!!.... Note that the transition only applies to full-power TV stations. Some low-power stations will remain in analog, so you may need specific equipment to watch analog and digital broadcasting after the transition. "Pass-through" converter boxes allow your TV set to receive both analog and digital signals. To learn more about low-power television and to find out if the stations you watch are low power, click here.
How Do I Switch?.... Antenna on Analog TV .... If you watch free broadcast television using an antenna on a TV that has an analog tuner and DO NOT subscribe to cable, satellite or other pay TV service, you will be affected by the transition. For further inconvenience, after installing your converter box, you will need to rescan (also known as "auto-tune") for new channels to make sure you receive all of the digital stations broadcasting in your area. * Low-power TV stations may remain in analog after Feb. 17, 2009. Watching analog programming may require specific equipment. Learn more at dtvanswers.com/lowpower or call 1-888-CALL-FCC.
Which Antenna Is Right For You.... You will still need an antenna to continue watching free, over-the-air television after the transition to DTV. They claim that generally, the same antenna that currently provides good quality reception on an analog TV will also provide good DTV reception, but this is not always the case. Several factors will determine which antenna you will need for digital reception. That includes how far you are from the transmitting station, where your antenna is located, and in which frequency band (VHF or UHF) the stations are that you want to watch. After February 17, 2009, some stations will be moving to a different frequency band, so you need to check whether that is the case in your area before deciding which type of antenna you need.
To learn which frequency band the stations you watch are in, type in your address and zip code at www.antennaweb.org. This is also a resource for finding an outdoor antenna that they say will continue giving you free local broadcast programming.
Yes, you will still need an antenna to continue watching free, over-the-air television after the digital transition. In general, the same type of antenna that gives you good quality analog TV signals now will also provide reliable DTV reception. After February 17, 2009, some television stations will be moving to a different channel in a different frequency band, which may require you to get another type of antenna from the one you are using. To help determine which outdoor antenna is best for you, visit www.antennaweb.org..... Rescanning.... After hooking up a converter box to your TV, or installing a new digital television, you will need to scan (also known as "auto-tune") for new channels to ensure you receive all of the digital stations broadcasting in your area. Some boxes do this automatically BUT you may need to select scan manually. Since some digital stations are still coming on air, you may want to consider rescanning on a periodic basis to get all of the digital programming available. Some digital stations that are already on air are moving to different channel numbers at the end of DTV transition therefore, you may need to rescan again after February 17, 2009 to ensure that you receive all of the digital stations broadcasting in your area.
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December 22, 2008 - Monday
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Category: Blogging
In today's society, words are thrown around like bird feed. People are quick to say things but, when the time comes to back it up, their no where to be found. A perfect example is the quote that seemingly appears to show concern for our youth, " Children Are Our Future." I've heard that phrase so often but, there's absolutely nothing to support it when it comes to certain issues. I say that because, the issues that surround the health and well-being of our children should be on the forefront of issues that need to be addressed and resolved ASAP. Too many children are getting into trouble and, getting hurt after school as a result of having nothing constructive to keep their minds occupied, enhance their creativity and, keep them off the streets. There used to be a time when Summer Youth Jobs were guaranteed without having to add your name to a lottery and, After School Programs were standard. Many of the violent crimes involving children today probably wouldn't have taken place if there were jobs and after school programs to attend after school. Sure, there are a few places out there but, there aren't enough nor, are they in enough neighborhoods. In my opinion, the lottery for Summer Youth Jobs is one of the most asinine ideas ever thought of. These types of jobs and programs should be standard like it used to be. Thereby, giving many children something definite and constructive to do for the summer and, after school. That in turn, would enable them to achieve a sense of self worth, boosts their self - esteem and, let them feel the joy of making an honest dollar. There are more single working parents nowadays without someone at home to watch their teen child. Being a single parent leaves no choice but, for the parent to work just to support the child. Sometimes, it's an option to do so if, you so desire.
But, in some cases it's pure necessity in order to survive. Having jobs and programs for children will not only benefit children but, give parents/guardians piece of mind in knowing where their children are during certain periods of the day. The Summer Youth Job lottery is like a slap in the face saying that our children just aren't important enough to summer jobs and programs that could be beneficial to their overall being.
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December 13, 2008 - Saturday
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Category: Blogging
Far too many people are under the impression that it's impossible to be friends with an ex. Well, I absolutely disagree with that. I'm not saying that everyone can do it but, it can be done. It all depends on the individuals and, the circumstances surrounding their past and current relationship. I met a boy in public school who became my boyfriend. We dated off and on throughout Public School and Junior High School. Though we broke up some where down the line, we still remained friends. Years later, in my adulthood we reconnected and, maintained a friendly physical only relationship while seeing other people but, never while either one of us were in a serious relationship. This man and I would talk to each other about our trysts with other people as if we never dating at all because we always were and, still are friends. When he was on his way down the aisle, I was invited and went to the wedding. There have been times when his wife and I would chat on the phone or, hang out with no problem.
We have also shared events with all of our children getting along just as we did as friends when we first met. Though we've spent many years having physical relations, that time has passed and, we no longer look at each other in that manner. As a matter of fact, we don't even joke about anything sexual, it just doesn't come up. Plus, we respect each other far too much to go that route. If you and your ex truly have an understanding, especially if you broke up on a mutual and agreeable note then, you can actually have a non-sexual friendly relationship with your ex. It can definitely be done. To this day, a few of my exes and, I are like the best of friends. So, don't let people convince you that having your ex as a friend is impossible. Sometimes, it can actually be a blessing because, they may know things about you that can possibly help you out in the long run. Your ex has been with you so maybe, they're easy to talk to. Or, they may be a fantastic hang out buddy.
Don't get me wrong sometimes, having your ex as a friend can be a total disaster. In some instances, an ex may feel as though you're forever theirs. Therefore, showing signs of possessive behavior at the mere mention of you being with someone else. Also, there's the chance of them causing unnecessary trouble between you and, your present partner should they run into you. It's a catch 22 having your ex as a friend.
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December 12, 2008 - Friday
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Category: Blogging
The other day, I was talking to a 15 yr. old girl and, a 14 yr. old boy. The conversation was about the advantages and, disadvantages of the two sexes. The conversation came about because of a comment made about, " That time of the month." The girl, whose name is Renee said to the boy Devon, " You are so lucky that you don't get your period." Renee, went on and expressed how unbearable the cramps are. I was flabbergasted when I heard the response from Devon. It hit me in a place that I was aware of yet, hearing it from his mouth was something no mother would ever want to hear. Devon, went on to say, " Man, I'll take cramps any day because, you have no idea how hard it is to be a teenage boy these days." He said the following things are issues teenage boys have to struggle with every day.
1. You have to constantly, watch your back. 2. Guys run up on you for no reason or because, they think you're looking at them in a wrongful manner. 3. You have to maintain a strong mentality to say no to drugs, gangs and, peer pressure. 4. You have to choose between applying yourself and, being all you can be in school or, run the risk of getting jumped because you are smart. 5. Sometimes they have to appear to be dumb or, less intelligent and hope that because, you're not applying yourself you won't get beaten up.
He also said, there are just so many obstacles in their way today that somehow being a girl, would seem much easier. It hurt me to hear this 14yr. old young man sound so distraught and, unsure of living from day to day just being a young male in today's society. God bless these young men. ( What's your opinion? )
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December 12, 2008 - Friday
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Category: Blogging
Teenagers today are more mischievous, curious, violent and, down right disrespectful as opposed to a couple of years ago. The streets seem to unravel and unleash the demons in even the most timid quiet types. Some teenagers feel the need to commit crimes or inflict bodily harm on innocent people just to earn a name and place for themselves on the street. Some of those crimes include but, are not limited to chain snatching, pick pocketing, burglary, robbery, graffiti and, murder. Then there are the actual innocent teenagers who get caught up in the mix from being in the wrong place at the wrong time. In my opinion, it should be mandatory for the police to contact a child's parent or guardian before slapping the cuffs on and, arresting them. I've personally seen too many children under the age of sixteen being carted off without the parents being aware of the situation or being notified.
In those cases, it just so happened that neighbors where present and, they were kind enough and, had the decency to contact the parent/parents. But, not all teenagers are lucky enough to have neighbors who recognize them. Those are the ones who will be taken to the police station scared and alone. Sometimes the teenagers have already been taken to the precinct before the parents were even aware of the situation. Of course, some of the incidents involved teenagers actually doing things they shouldn't have been doing. Then, there were times when the teenagers just happened to be passing through a situation in progress or the aftermath then, the police come and round up the whole lot, innocent included. That's why, I feel the police should attempt to contact the parent or guardian in front of the child before arresting them especially, non-violent teens. Unless, there's a crime in progress or there is concrete evidence that the teenager is guilty.
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December 12, 2008 - Friday
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Category: Blogging
Some of today's youth are extremely candid, provocative and, so willing to explore avenues some grown-ups can't even begin to fathom. It's true you can make it so that your children aren't able to access certain sites or chatrooms without a grown-ups permission but, what happens once they're in the chatroom and you're gone? It seems as though the children become lost in a world of their own and, the childhood rules of don't talk to strangers has gone right out the window. Sometimes, there is the case whereas, the child doesn't get the attention at home that they so need or desire. Therefore, they tend to use the internet as a way to communicate with someone who will listen to them and, possibly tell them exactly what they may need to hear. All of a sudden, the person on the other end has enough information to find out exactly where the child is. Then, maybe he suggests that they meet somewhere to talk more about the conversation which they started on the internet.
Of course, all the while the child is under the impression that another child is on the other end of that conversation, or maybe they know it's a grown-up and, feel that they are more in tuned or care more for them than their parent/parents. So, they agree to meet and the rest is history. But, though that's not always the case sometimes it is and, parents need to spend more time with their children showing interest in the little things that interest them. I think that all predators are pure garbage and, should be hog tied if, we were able to catch up to all of them. But, the behavior some of our youth display nowadays is extremely shameful. I'm not saying that it's all their fault that predators are online doing the things they do but, they make it real easy for them to live out their sick, unhealthy, unnatural obsession with our youth. Because, if the sickos weren't being fed obscene conversation, pictures, video or, live webcam shows then, there would be nothing for them to see.
Then, they will have to get their jollies off someplace else. In some cases, parents seem to think the time they spend with their children is enough but, in reality it isn't. Life today is so fast paced and, people often have multiple things to do but, there just don't seem to be enough hours in the day. So therefore, the time that is given to their child may not be enough for him or her. For instance, maybe your child had a bad day and need some advice or , just want to tell you what a good day they had but, you don't have time to sit down and listen. That can probably make them feel unloved, lonely, or make them feel like what they do just isn't that important. Then, right away they go on the computer and into the chatroom because, they know there will always be someone there who will listen to them and allow them to express themselves as much as they need to.
So maybe, they tell the person they're chatting with about their day whether good or bad giving them detailed information including where certain events might have taken place. The predator immediately feeds off of what the child is saying and tells them exactly what they want to hear. Maybe, the child wanted to tell their parent about the game they won at school that day but, the parent was too busy or, running out the door late for some appointment so, they didn't have time to listen. So, that person soaks up all the enthusiasm from the child and, play along asking, "So, what team did you beat?" The child tells them who then, where, and so on. That is how the sick predators gather enough information from your child enabling them the opportunity to abuse your child.
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December 12, 2008 - Friday
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Category: Blogging
A temper tantrum is no excuse to put a 5-year-old in handcuffs and taken off to a hospital for a psychiatric evaluation. Do you mean to tell me that adults could not constrain a 5-year-old without handcuffs? Besides, tantrums are not uncommon in children nor, adults for that matter. Besides, since when is it OK for a child to be subjected to such abuse? Being handcuffed in itself can possibly cause psychological trauma to a child who doesn't even understand the concept of being handcuffed. By the time the child is hauled off for evaluation for throwing a tantrum, he or she may also need to be evaluated from the trauma of being handcuffed and, taken against their will. I understand that some children are rude and disruptive. But, what happened to the ordinary way one usually tries to tame an unruly child ? It's not like the child is older, bigger or, stronger than you. It's a pint size 5-year-old child and, you have look mighty foolish letting a child that young getting the best of you and cause you to stoop to that level.
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December 6, 2008 - Saturday
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Current mood:  angry
Category: Blogging
Hello, My name is Maxine P. SoSo and I am an Author/Poet/Writer that have been a member on Myspace for about 2 years. I have been posting my poetry in my blogs and on the bulletin with a lot of comment acknowledging me as the original copyright owner of every one of those works. On Nov 15, 2008, I went to one of my blog subscribers profile just to say hello and saw some of my poetry titles listed on his page leading to his blog. So, I went to his blog and saw 9 of my poems posted without my Copyright and name. He also had a few comments indicating they were under the impression that he had written them. He is passing them off as his own. The poems he stole are: He also put the titles in a manner that is so unlike me, totally out of uniform. That is not my style.
1. FANTASY... 2. "THAT'S ALL IT TOOK" 3. THEY JUST DON'T GET IT... 4. I CAN SEE... 5. I WANT YOU !!! 6. "BEYOND ALL REASON" 7. " PRISONER OF YOUR LOVE " 8. " THE TRUTH ABOUT LOVE " 9. FOR JUST ONE NIGHT... This is his profile, blog, photo and display name: Treyvon...One Of The Last, Few Good Men - DISPLAY NAME  myspace.com/naughtybyfinest http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.ListAll&friendID=92408545
After Myspace removed my poems from his blog, the asshole had the nerve to steal 4 more of my poems, here they are:
1. " BEYOND ALL REASON "
2. " SINCE YOU'VE BEEN GONE "
3." REFLECTIONS IN THE MIRROR "
4. " HIDDEN DESIRES "
I STRONGLY SUGGEST EVERYONE THAT POSTS POETRY OR OTHER WRITINGS THAT YOU CARE ABOUT TO KEEP TRACK OF YOUR WORKS AND THIS GUY'S PROFILE TO MAKE SURE HE ISN'T STEALING YOUR SHIT.
HAVE A WONDERFUL HOLIDAY SEASON
MAXINE P. SOSO
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April 21, 2006 - Friday
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Current mood:  indescribable
Category: Blogging
There was a time when a parent looked forward to sending her children to church. Going to church, being taught to honor and, trust in the lord in and, out of his house by trusted priests, ministers, etc I remember, proud parents busting at the seams in anticipation of their children joining the choir and, the moment their sons sign on to become alter boys. But nowadays, there's just no telling what type of services are actually being rendered at the one place that could make you feel safe under just about any circumstance. What is it that drives the sick minds of selected "Men of the Cloth", to violate our young men? What could be the attraction, that obviously takes control of every ounce of decency, dignity and, self-control that consumes the pea brains of these so called, well educated caring individuals? It makes you wonder whether your children especially, your sons will be safe going to Sunday School, Bible Studies or even, Confirmation. Who Can We Trust?
(To be cont'd...)
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April 18, 2006 - Tuesday
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Current mood:  annoyed
Category: Blogging
I am a strong believer in, do unto others. For instance, when someone commits a crime, I feel that the suspect should be violated in the same manner that he or she, violated their victim. If a person were to realize if they were to say, set someone on fire then, the same thing would happen to them, they just may think twice before commiting that crime in the first place.
(To be cont'd...)
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