Deserves to be repeated!
Personally, I have struggled with the rosary all my life. I keep it under my pillow and pray it each night. Another freeper told me that the first decade is to be given over to our Blessed Mother for her intentions - so that is what I do. The next one is for all those freepers and friends who have asked for my prayers (the list has been consigned to my Guardian Angel who keeps track ;-) The third decade is for living and deceased members of my family and other relatives through adoption and marriage + a special friend. The 4th decade is for my pastor and the parish community - God knows he and they all need those prayers! It is also for the Holy Father, bishops and priests - especially those who wreck havoc in the Church. The 5th decade is for those who have no one to pray for them. I will never forget when my grandmother was placed in the hospice ward at a local hospital. At one point I stepped away and down the hall, half peering into the darkened rooms and was shocked to see people dieing alone. No one should die alone! So I pray for those whose families have abandoned or forgotten them.
Oftentimes I fall asleep before completing the rosary. I try to use my commuting time to pray for those I've missed - from home to work, from the garage to the office, etc. The Rosary offers endless possibilities of praying for those who need prayers, especially those in 3rd world countries.