Comments on: this is a part of life too http://domesticpsychology.com/2007/03/08/this-is-a-part-of-life-too/ Tawdry quirk curators Mon, 30 Jan 2012 18:19:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: homeonlinebaby.info » I Sold my Soul for a Dollar http://domesticpsychology.com/2007/03/08/this-is-a-part-of-life-too/comment-page-1/#comment-18453 homeonlinebaby.info » I Sold my Soul for a Dollar Thu, 10 May 2007 22:50:31 +0000 http://domesticpsychology.com/blog/2007/03/08/this-is-a-part-of-life-too/#comment-18453 [...] Great Granny passed away. This meant driving to Parsons TN (map) (yes, that’s the whole thing.) Living in the South you tend to forget why people make jokes about the South. We do not hear our own accents and most of the jokes seem dated upon old stereo types because surely we are not that backwards! At least that is what I thought. Since our life has taken us down a path of being sequestered within our own house, I had forgotten what it was like out there. After loading everyone in the van with the misfiring engine (I thought it was a bad spark plug but had someone talk me out of changing the plugs.turns out it was a bad spark plug) and praying that we could drive across Tennessee and back, we hit the Interstate. It wasn’t long before we saw a flag pole towering over the trees to the right side of the Interstate flying the Confederate flag (debate with wife over its racial symbolism versus Southern pride/Southern heritage/historic symbolism ensues) then a couple of miles later to the left of the Interstate an aluminum, giant cross (I mean like 60 feet tall or better See the cross on I-75 by the adult bookstore and a cross in TX.). This thing could have doubled nicely as a water tower. Near Nashville we had a friendly store owner’s sign reminding people to "Thank a veteran — in English!" [...] [...] Great Granny passed away. This meant driving to Parsons TN (map) (yes, that’s the whole thing.) Living in the South you tend to forget why people make jokes about the South. We do not hear our own accents and most of the jokes seem dated upon old stereo types because surely we are not that backwards! At least that is what I thought. Since our life has taken us down a path of being sequestered within our own house, I had forgotten what it was like out there. After loading everyone in the van with the misfiring engine (I thought it was a bad spark plug but had someone talk me out of changing the plugs.turns out it was a bad spark plug) and praying that we could drive across Tennessee and back, we hit the Interstate. It wasn’t long before we saw a flag pole towering over the trees to the right side of the Interstate flying the Confederate flag (debate with wife over its racial symbolism versus Southern pride/Southern heritage/historic symbolism ensues) then a couple of miles later to the left of the Interstate an aluminum, giant cross (I mean like 60 feet tall or better See the cross on I-75 by the adult bookstore and a cross in TX.). This thing could have doubled nicely as a water tower. Near Nashville we had a friendly store owner’s sign reminding people to "Thank a veteran — in English!" [...]

]]> By: Car Pages » Benchmarking for Small Business http://domesticpsychology.com/2007/03/08/this-is-a-part-of-life-too/comment-page-1/#comment-17467 Car Pages » Benchmarking for Small Business Thu, 12 Apr 2007 22:45:48 +0000 http://domesticpsychology.com/blog/2007/03/08/this-is-a-part-of-life-too/#comment-17467 [...] Great Granny passed away. This meant driving to Parsons TN (map) (yes, that’s the whole thing.) Living in the South you tend to forget why people make jokes about the South. We do not hear our own accents and most of the jokes seem dated upon old stereo types because surely we are not that backwards! At least that is what I thought. Since our life has taken us down a path of being sequestered within our own house, I had forgotten what it was like out there. After loading everyone in the van with the misfiring engine (I thought it was a bad spark plug but had someone talk me out of changing the plugs.turns out it was a bad spark plug) and praying that we could drive across Tennessee and back, we hit the Interstate. It wasn’t long before we saw a flag pole towering over the trees to the right side of the Interstate flying the Confederate flag (debate with wife over its racial symbolism versus Southern pride/Southern heritage/historic symbolism ensues) then a couple of miles later to the left of the Interstate an aluminum, giant cross (I mean like 60 feet tall or better See the cross on I-75 by the adult bookstore and a cross in TX.). This thing could have doubled nicely as a water tower. Near Nashville we had a friendly store owner’s sign reminding people to "Thank a veteran — in English!" [...] [...] Great Granny passed away. This meant driving to Parsons TN (map) (yes, that’s the whole thing.) Living in the South you tend to forget why people make jokes about the South. We do not hear our own accents and most of the jokes seem dated upon old stereo types because surely we are not that backwards! At least that is what I thought. Since our life has taken us down a path of being sequestered within our own house, I had forgotten what it was like out there. After loading everyone in the van with the misfiring engine (I thought it was a bad spark plug but had someone talk me out of changing the plugs.turns out it was a bad spark plug) and praying that we could drive across Tennessee and back, we hit the Interstate. It wasn’t long before we saw a flag pole towering over the trees to the right side of the Interstate flying the Confederate flag (debate with wife over its racial symbolism versus Southern pride/Southern heritage/historic symbolism ensues) then a couple of miles later to the left of the Interstate an aluminum, giant cross (I mean like 60 feet tall or better See the cross on I-75 by the adult bookstore and a cross in TX.). This thing could have doubled nicely as a water tower. Near Nashville we had a friendly store owner’s sign reminding people to "Thank a veteran — in English!" [...]

]]> By: Reality Me » Whchall find winda leave da house http://domesticpsychology.com/2007/03/08/this-is-a-part-of-life-too/comment-page-1/#comment-15840 Reality Me » Whchall find winda leave da house Wed, 14 Mar 2007 01:10:07 +0000 http://domesticpsychology.com/blog/2007/03/08/this-is-a-part-of-life-too/#comment-15840 [...] Great Granny passed away. This meant driving to Parsons TN (map) (yes, that’s the whole thing.) Living in the South you tend to forget why people make jokes about the South. We do not hear our own accents and most of the jokes seem dated upon old stereo types because surely we are not that backwards! At least that is what I thought. Since our life has taken us down a path of being sequestered within our own house, I had forgotten what it was like out there. After loading everyone in the van with the misfiring engine (I thought it was a bad spark plug but had someone talk me out of changing the plugs..turns out it was a bad spark plug) and praying that we could drive across Tennessee and back, we hit the Interstate. It wasn’t long before we saw a flag pole towering over the trees to the right side of the Interstate flying the Confederate flag (debate with wife over its racial symbolism versus Southern pride/Southern heritage/historic symbolism ensues) then a couple of miles later to the left of the Interstate an aluminum, giant cross (I mean like 60 feet tall or better See the cross on I-75 by the adult bookstore and a cross in TX.). This thing could have doubled nicely as a water tower. Near Nashville we had a friendly store owner’s sign reminding people to "Thank a veteran — in English!" [...] [...] Great Granny passed away. This meant driving to Parsons TN (map) (yes, that’s the whole thing.) Living in the South you tend to forget why people make jokes about the South. We do not hear our own accents and most of the jokes seem dated upon old stereo types because surely we are not that backwards! At least that is what I thought. Since our life has taken us down a path of being sequestered within our own house, I had forgotten what it was like out there. After loading everyone in the van with the misfiring engine (I thought it was a bad spark plug but had someone talk me out of changing the plugs..turns out it was a bad spark plug) and praying that we could drive across Tennessee and back, we hit the Interstate. It wasn’t long before we saw a flag pole towering over the trees to the right side of the Interstate flying the Confederate flag (debate with wife over its racial symbolism versus Southern pride/Southern heritage/historic symbolism ensues) then a couple of miles later to the left of the Interstate an aluminum, giant cross (I mean like 60 feet tall or better See the cross on I-75 by the adult bookstore and a cross in TX.). This thing could have doubled nicely as a water tower. Near Nashville we had a friendly store owner’s sign reminding people to "Thank a veteran — in English!" [...]

]]> By: cathy http://domesticpsychology.com/2007/03/08/this-is-a-part-of-life-too/comment-page-1/#comment-15681 cathy Mon, 12 Mar 2007 00:01:41 +0000 http://domesticpsychology.com/blog/2007/03/08/this-is-a-part-of-life-too/#comment-15681 Thank you all for the heartfelt words and thoughts. Thank you all for the heartfelt words and thoughts.

]]> By: newscoma http://domesticpsychology.com/2007/03/08/this-is-a-part-of-life-too/comment-page-1/#comment-15621 newscoma Sat, 10 Mar 2007 19:02:47 +0000 http://domesticpsychology.com/blog/2007/03/08/this-is-a-part-of-life-too/#comment-15621 Cathy, I'm so sorry and your tribute was lovely. Absolutely wonderful. 'coma Cathy,
I’m so sorry and your tribute was lovely. Absolutely wonderful.
‘coma

]]> By: AT http://domesticpsychology.com/2007/03/08/this-is-a-part-of-life-too/comment-page-1/#comment-15469 AT Fri, 09 Mar 2007 22:21:15 +0000 http://domesticpsychology.com/blog/2007/03/08/this-is-a-part-of-life-too/#comment-15469 That was beautiful. I'm sure that Maedelle is well received. That was beautiful. I’m sure that Maedelle is well received.

]]> By: JayMonster http://domesticpsychology.com/2007/03/08/this-is-a-part-of-life-too/comment-page-1/#comment-15465 JayMonster Fri, 09 Mar 2007 19:10:33 +0000 http://domesticpsychology.com/blog/2007/03/08/this-is-a-part-of-life-too/#comment-15465 Nicely Said. My condolences. Nicely Said.

My condolences.

]]> By: Mrs. Eaves http://domesticpsychology.com/2007/03/08/this-is-a-part-of-life-too/comment-page-1/#comment-15376 Mrs. Eaves Fri, 09 Mar 2007 13:19:06 +0000 http://domesticpsychology.com/blog/2007/03/08/this-is-a-part-of-life-too/#comment-15376 Thank you for sharing this. Our thoughts are with you. Thank you for sharing this. Our thoughts are with you.

]]> By: Meg http://domesticpsychology.com/2007/03/08/this-is-a-part-of-life-too/comment-page-1/#comment-15351 Meg Fri, 09 Mar 2007 05:01:05 +0000 http://domesticpsychology.com/blog/2007/03/08/this-is-a-part-of-life-too/#comment-15351 Thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

]]> By: Reality Me » In Her Memory http://domesticpsychology.com/2007/03/08/this-is-a-part-of-life-too/comment-page-1/#comment-15341 Reality Me » In Her Memory Fri, 09 Mar 2007 02:58:29 +0000 http://domesticpsychology.com/blog/2007/03/08/this-is-a-part-of-life-too/#comment-15341 [...] Cathy says the rest. [...] [...] Cathy says the rest. [...]

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