One of my former students-he graduated last year-was shot and killed last night around 10 o'clock. He had just finished playing a game of basketball and was sitting in a car on a dark street, with his cousin. They were waiting for his cousin's ride when another car drove up. It was someone they knew and they argued over a girl his cousin had been seeing. The young man in the car pulled out a gun and shot them. Victor was shot two times in the back. He was treated at a nearby hospital, ...
Updated 04-06-2012 at 02:51 AM by qimissung (updating information)
I am a very selfish person when it comes to my son. I had to kick myself today when I realized this. I try to find fun stuff for us to do after school so he won't be bored and ask to go visit someone. He has two good friends and they are very sweet boys and their parents are great. They encourage the boys to play together as much as possible. I never suggest it to my boy that maybe he should go visit a friend, if he asks I of course let him if possible and when they call him I say yes of course ...
Today's my birthday. :) Yay. Oh and, we should stop making pennies. Personally I wouldn't mind getting rid of everything smaller than quarters, but one thing at a time, right? Canada is going to stop making pennies, I'm fairly sure, and for good reason. It costs a lot of money to make the hundred million or so we make every year, and yet by now they are of such little value that many people don't bother with them at all. A clue is when your kids don't bother to bag ...
I have come to realize that when I write down my thoughts and feeling sometimes in a notebook of my own and sometimes here I confront them and figure out how to react to them. I have also figured out that some things I don't want to admit to people around me is easier to admit here and that is sometimes what I need and want. I have one issue I have never talked about and I don't think I could tell my family about because I feel both embarrassed and disappointed in my self. I will ...
As someone, who, when young and in their prime, was blessed with extremely good eyesight, it is most vexing to experience, as a consequence of advancing years, the deterioration in visual acuity that more than half a century of looking at things seems to have engendered. No more crystal clarity and optical precision for Hawky, at least not without glasses. Distance viewing is less problematic for me, although there is an improvement when using mildly corrective lenses, but these days, close work ...
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