Here's some more of this evil womans posts:
postings from a good christian;
I taught my kids at home for a year
Posted by Lisa Montgomery on 12/9/2004, 7:40 am, in reply to "Even those
who do
not home-educate their children should get a chuckle out of these:"
12.64.24.112
When we were living in southern New Mexico. My oldest daughter, Desiree,
had
trouble with spelling words. The teachers-instead of encouraging
her-would count
everything misspelled wrong. She was feeling like a failure even though
she knew
the answers.
I talked to them till I was blue in the face before I made the big
decision to
pull them all out of that school system. It was a hard year, but we made
the most
of it, having lots of fun. Reading poetry at the park while having a
picnic lunch
while the other kids were cooped up inside. Taking field trips-my kids
learned
lots of neat science facts.
As for socialization-I had 4 kids a year apart, they learned
co-operation,
manners, and are closer than they were before.
As they are all in high school now, and we had plans when they all
graduate, our
next ones will be homeschooled the first couple of years.
Lisa
Here is one for you Danell:
Is glass liquid or a solid? My kids love debating this one!
"Posted by Lisa Montgomery on 12/10/2004, 7:59 am,
in reply to "Here is an example of how much difference the angle
of the picture can make in the looks of a dog"
Right now it is worse-I can not get down on the floor to take better
pictures due
to being pregnant and getting back up is a story in itself. Angel does
not like
heights, and I didn't think now was the time to introduce her for the
sake of a
few pictures-lol. But I tried!
Lisa I used to have one the same way, every picture made her look a type
b, but
measurements say A. hmmm "
Then this rather unusual post. Not sure how to parse it. She has the
same attorney as her current husband's ex-wife? That sounds kinda
stupid.
From: kelimont@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
of use: accepted & agree
Date: 06 Oct 2004
Time: 14:18:45
Remote Name: 12.64.85.76
Comments
The same attorney representing me in child support also represents my
hubby's
ex-wife. Anytime he goes to court for increase (every year it seems)
they have the
order filed and garnished within two weeks. Same attorney has only
managed to get
my ex into court once, and then forgot to file order for several months.
How can I
get a different attorney (I have contacted Dyntek and they say she does
not
"represent" me).
Shocking list of savagery by women in the U.S.
It's the kind of butchery you can't believe happens at all, but unborn babies have been ripped from the womb at least six other times in this country.
In all of the cases, the assailant was a woman, often consumed by a desire to have a child of her own. Most of the infants survived.
Effie Goodson of Oklahoma fatally shot acquaintance Carolyn Simpson, 21, and cut out her 6-month-old fetus last year - after convincing her husband she was with child. The baby died and Goodson was caught.
In 2000, Michelle Bica told her husband she was pregnant, then gunned down Ohio neighbor Theresa Andrews and fled with the nearly full-term fetus. Bica committed suicide as police closed in.
California teen Kathaleena Draper reneged on her promise to let her aunt, Erin Kuhn, adopt her baby, so Kuhn suffocated her and cut out the fetus with a kitchen knife in 2000. The child died.
Felicia Scott was so obsessed with having a baby that she shot to death her nine-months-pregnant pal Carethia Curry in Alabama in 1996. The baby survived the attack.
In 1995, a Chicago couple having trouble conceiving murdered expectant mom Deborah Evans, killed two of her children and fled with a full-term infant. The baby survived, but the killers, Jacqueline Williams and Fedell Caffey, went to Death Row.
An unstable New Mexico woman, Darci Pierce, used a car key to slice open pregnant Cindy Ray, who was abducted outside a prenatal clinic in 1987. Ray was strangled but her baby boy lived.