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A day in the life of President Bush (photos): 10/17/02
yahoo.com, whitehouse.gov
Posted on 10/17/2002 6:01:42 PM PDT by rintense
President Bush headed on the campaign trail once again today as he took a day trip to Georgia and Florida. While in Georgia, Bush stumped for Georgia gubernatorial candidate Sonny Perdue and senatorial candidate Saxby Chambless at a Republican fund-raiser in Atlanta. The President then headed to Florida, and was greeted by his brother, Jeb. President Bush promoted reading at Read-Patillo Elementary School in New Smyrna Beach and later spoke via satellite to the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Enjoy your daily dose of Dubya!
TOPICS: News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: adayinthelife; bush
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To: GretchenEE
ROFL!
On another thread, I just saw Mr. Peanut referred to as Jimmy (no bell) Carter.
I'm feeling mean tonight. I think I've just had it up to here with the 'rats!!! The words "bottomless pit" come to my mind.
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10/17/2002 10:04:32 PM PDT
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kayak
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To: chnsmok
:-)
MINE! MINE!!!!
To: Betty4Bush
Chelsea was not sitting in on meetings to learn. She was in high-level, delicate negotiating meetings at Camp David. That's not a matter of extending one's education. That could actually be dangerous for our country. She has shown that she isn't very mature ..... just what sort of thing could she slip up and reveal to college-aged kids or young adults in her social circle in one of her weaker moments?
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10/17/2002 10:13:56 PM PDT
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kayak
To: kayak
......just what sort of thing could she slip up and reveal to college-aged kids or young adults in her social circle in one of her weaker drunken or drug induced moments?
To: Brad's Gramma
Where the billing records are and who hired Greg Livingstone.
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posted on
10/17/2002 10:28:26 PM PDT
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chnsmok
To: chnsmok
Whoops! I think it is Craig Livingstone. Maybe still not right.
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10/17/2002 10:30:47 PM PDT
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chnsmok
To: chnsmok
I'm sorry. But due to the fact that I'm no longer logged on, I'll have to answer you at some other time.
Greg Livingstone? I don't recall!
To: Brad's Gramma
IS THIS HILLARY??
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10/17/2002 10:32:34 PM PDT
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chnsmok
To: Brad's Gramma
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Craig! I believe you're right. Maybe.
Wait. I'm logged off. Silly me...
To: chnsmok
NO!!!!!!
To: chnsmok
I'm going to ping you to a thread, and it is your responsibility, whether or not you want it...har!....to go check out the web site from the poster of the thread.
I am GOING TO BED! Honest!
Report back in, will ya? Please? Pretty please? I'll be nice for once.....
To: Brad's Gramma
Seemed to know what he was doing and did it.
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10/17/2002 10:45:04 PM PDT
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chnsmok
To: chnsmok
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posted on
10/17/2002 10:53:14 PM PDT
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chnsmok
To: chnsmok
Sorry, everyone.....I meant something else. The poster of that thread has his own site (or, if not HIS site, a link to one) and I didn't have the time to check it out tonight.
I SHOULD have logged off earlier!!!!!!!
Stay safe all!!!
To: twyn1
There are some diseases that can affect the frontal lobes of the brain and destroy inhibitions and also cause paranoia, fear, anger, and violence when the afflicted one can't understand or remember what is going on.
I remember a patient who called and asked if I could help with her uncle with Alzheimer's who had just moved to the area. He had just ripped out the sink and attack his wife.
Ordinarily the law is clear. You call the police to subdue violent patients and step in to treat them after they are in a straight jacket.
But our local police, whom I think the world of, are not trained in psychiatry and these type patients scare them. And that fear had caused them to shoot and kill the last two psych patients they had been called on.
So, I took my bottle of Valium and syringes into the lion's den with God as my only guide. And He made it possible for me to talk the man into several injections, and then we called the paramedics to transport him to a medical psych locked ward.
Talk with your father-in-law's doctors about the medications that will be needed to reduce paranoia and delusions in your loved one. This stage of a mind destroying disease can be the toughest challenge of faith. And remember, in his right mind, your father-in-law would not want to cause harm, and would want all necessary precautions taken so that his care givers are not injured.
The sad, sad part is that there are so few facilities that can cope with this challenge in a humane way.
To: SevenofNine
I understand a family standing with their child, but when is the child a grown man or grown woman, it may be demeaning for Mommy or Daddy to hold their hand.
As part of tough love with Noelle they may be rotating the duty. I saw George P., her brother, in court with her in one picture back at the beginning of this current run-in with the law. And I heard Doro, her aunt, went today.
Now that one of my nephews is thirty-one, married with two children, I don't feel it is appropriate to support his "lifestyle choice," as he puts it, of being a drug addict. And I think my sister is finally beginning to throw in the towel, too. Of course, that she fought for him for so long is probably why he is still alive.
His marriage was interesting in that his friends remarked on what a nice change is was to go to the marriage of a friend instead of funerals.
To: Betty4Bush; kayak
Gore's son got caught for speeding in NC during the 2000 'rat convention ...... and the media suppressed the story. Well, the press mentioned that Gore's son was picked up for DUI recently, but this news was read by them and then swallowed so fast you hardly knew what you heard.
To: Betty4Bush
The remaining part of that scripture is quite relevant in the lives of many though...and thus, should not be ignored. <><
To: SuziQ
**Well I think the news about Noelle just broke this morning**
um...I'm not in the loop lately...what news about Noelle? Prayers heavenward for the situation-whatever it is.
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