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Not a fan, just want Andrea to know......

Andrea, if someone or something (computer) is reading this to you, I want you to know that, your voice is a blessing. Please don't take this in any wrong way but, When I get the chance to watch you singing on TV, it warms my heart, hearing you sing and watching your facail expressions.

I have a blind friend, she was born blind and is 68 years old, never been married,
she a few times had asked me in the past: "Why doesn't anyone want me?"
I told her: "It's not that they don't want you, they just have a problem, they don't know how to handle being around a blind person,"

Someone had asked me b4 in the past:" Can Mary Jane Spell"

I said: shes Blind not stupid, Yes she can spell,play paino, and do many other things as if she was sighted like sighted people, she is sighted but in a different and special way."

My children call her Grandma, she gets thrill out of that. when we go to the parks (church picnics) she and I go on rides, and I ask " you didn't eat yet, did you Mary Jane?" and smile... and she replies: " No I didn't." and smiles back.

So in all of this, no matter what ignorant minded people say, Blind is Beautiful.

Take Care Andrea and have a Blessed Year.
GM

Lindy · Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2006 2:43 pm Post subject:

I am disabled and have been living with painful conditions since 1993. My conditions are internal and people look at me saying, "But you look just fine!" I live my life one day at a time, with the help of Jesus, and regardless of the levels of pain, I trudge right along. I do what I can do, and sometimes things I shouldn't do, as I wind up on my heating pad! BUT, I don't give up. I refuse to allow conditions to rule my life. It's just so heartwarming to see the success of someone who has refused to give up, just because he is blind. God gave Andrea such a voice and He has put him in the spotlight of the world, blessing those who listen to this gift. He is such an inspiration to us all and I am grateful. Bravo, Andrea, Bravo!
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GM · Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2006 3:24 pm Post subject:

Lindy, I'm watching this topic,I just wanted you to know that, that was touching.

Andrea, I hope your checkin this out, what Lindy said was sweet.

I got a bit of good news, After the fire7 months ago, to make a REALLY long story VERY short, we had lost our 2 cats, a few weeks ago we adopted a kitten, he is 7 weeks old, being that he was the last to be born, he is the smallest.. he is soft,cute and cuddles up like a baby when I wrap him up in a white cloth for his nap, he keeps me up at night as if he was part human ."Smiles." he is already litter trained, his name is Michaelangelo. "Mikie"

Lindy · Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2006 9:48 pm Post subject:

I'm so glad you got another kitty. The pain of losing a pet shoots to the soul. I am sorry for your loss. I was a kitty person most of my life until I got my maltese. I did jump the kitty ship to the doggy ship. I can't imagine my life without her. Enjoy your new baby as I know he has a wonderful home.
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GM · Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2006 6:33 am Post subject:

Well thank you Lindy.

By God alone, lil Michalangelo has a good home, and We all Thank God for him.

I'm going to keep Michaelangelo inside,O if he ever gets outside, I do believe he would want to come RIGHT back in... we have 2 Rottweilers on one side of us and another down below us, the one came charging at me one day and the other came up grawling at my children. I say and mean this fullheartedly... If people are going to have those type dogs, CHAIN them. theres deer where we live, when Michaelangelo see's the deer.. I think he would run.lol.. beaver too, he might wanna aim toward the bluejays and redbirds.I TRULY THANK THE LIVING GOD for HIS Fantastic Protection and for fenced in yards.

have a nice day and Talk to yeah laterz Lindy.

Lindy · Posted: Thu Jun 08, 2006 9:25 am Post subject:

I totally agree with you on the responsibility of pet ownership. People get caught up in the "oh, let's get one" mentality and then when reality sets in, they cannot handle the task. My father made such a profound statement years ago....."everything you love makes a mess." Our past pets have lived to 17 years, including a kitty I adopted from the pound, the day they were going to put her down. Someone dropped the kitty at the pound on the way to placing someone in a nursing home. She was one of the best companions, except my maltese, I ever had.....even meeting me at the door when I'd come home. She remained an inside pet. They live longer that way. She was a talker too. My sister and her husband now have around 10 cats, from people dropping them off in their yard. She already had 3, then the population increased over a period of 5 years. Their vet shakes his head when he sees them coming in with a new one. It's like there is a neon sign above their house...."strays welcome!"
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GM · Posted: Fri Jun 09, 2006 9:45 pm Post subject:

I know what you mean,about the strays.... they can sometimes be such a sweety but some can be, wicked as well.

Tell your sister to be very careful with strays, Iknow they can fight and bite if they have to or are provoked. God be with your sister on this matter.

Have a nice day Lindy.