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jenna
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Sat Oct 06, 2007 2:25 pm |
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I'd eat the sand on the beach to find my daughter...
What is your reaction?
Siddalee wrote:
And as a mother so would I, ElaineS. Any money I could get my hands on would be to find my child. Guess that is the difference between Beth and us.
jenna Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2007 1:21 pm
When I was in Aruba at Easter in 2006 when GVC was arrested, I saw the tents on the beach. Camping on the beach for Holy Week is a wonderful tradition. It removes the burdens of our property, our money, etc. etc. and makes us focus on what is important in life. And what is important is being with our family and thinking about our spiritual life.
Then I thought about the fact that I would do absolutely any thing to find a lost child, even eat the sand on the beach.
What is going on here????
Here are some Easter time tents on Aruba:
GRETA I HATE YOU. DOES ALL THE MONEY THAT YOU MAKE, MAKE YOU HAPPY???
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| jenna
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Sat Oct 06, 2007 3:19 pm |
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Re: I'd eat the sand on the beach to find my daughter...
| jenna wrote: | What is your reaction?
Siddalee wrote:
And as a mother so would I, ElaineS. Any money I could get my hands on would be to find my child. Guess that is the difference between Beth and us.
jenna Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2007 1:21 pm
When I was in Aruba at Easter in 2006 when GVC was arrested, I saw the tents on the beach. Camping on the beach for Holy Week is a wonderful tradition. It removes the burdens of our property, our money, etc. etc. and makes us focus on what is important in life. And what is important is being with our family and thinking about our spiritual life.
Then I thought about the fact that I would do absolutely any thing to find a lost child, even eat the sand on the beach.
What is going on here????
Here are some Easter time tents on Aruba:
GRETA I HATE YOU. DOES ALL THE MONEY THAT YOU MAKE, MAKE YOU HAPPY??? |
So?? No reaction from anybody??? I am disappointed. I know that we care.
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| jenna
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Sat Oct 06, 2007 3:24 pm |
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Re: I'd eat the sand on the beach to find my daughter...
| jenna wrote: | | jenna wrote: | What is your reaction?
Siddalee wrote:
And as a mother so would I, ElaineS. Any money I could get my hands on would be to find my child. Guess that is the difference between Beth and us.
jenna Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2007 1:21 pm
When I was in Aruba at Easter in 2006 when GVC was arrested, I saw the tents on the beach. Camping on the beach for Holy Week is a wonderful tradition. It removes the burdens of our property, our money, etc. etc. and makes us focus on what is important in life. And what is important is being with our family and thinking about our spiritual life.
Then I thought about the fact that I would do absolutely any thing to find a lost child, even eat the sand on the beach.
What is going on here????
Here are some Easter time tents on Aruba:
GRETA I HATE YOU. DOES ALL THE MONEY THAT YOU MAKE, MAKE YOU HAPPY??? |
So?? No reaction from anybody??? I am disappointed. I know that we care. |
bump it up until we say how we feel.
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Sat Oct 06, 2007 4:23 pm |
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I don't think that eating sand would be beneficial to anyone in a missing person's case.. It is rhetoric. Like moving heaven and earth. Sounds good.....very dramatic.........but in reality, does not mean a "whole hill of beans". JMO
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| jenna
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Sat Oct 06, 2007 4:24 pm |
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| resigned wrote: | | I don't think that eating sand would be beneficial to anyone in a missing person's case.. It is rhetoric. Like moving heaven and earth. Sounds good.....very dramatic.........but in reality, does not mean a "whole hill of beans". JMO |
So, are we trading sand for beans?
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Sat Oct 06, 2007 4:28 pm |
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| jenna wrote: | | resigned wrote: | | I don't think that eating sand would be beneficial to anyone in a missing person's case.. It is rhetoric. Like moving heaven and earth. Sounds good.....very dramatic.........but in reality, does not mean a "whole hill of beans". JMO |
So, are we trading sand for beans? |
Nah.......It was just more rhetoric.
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Sat Oct 06, 2007 4:29 pm |
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poof 
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