Another $tarbuck$ quote… Posted on June 27, 2007 By pamela The Way I See It #225 People don’t read enough. And what reading we do is cursory, without absorbing the subtleties and nuances that lie deep within – Wow, you’ve stopped paying attention, haven’t you? People can’t even read a coffee cup without drifting off.” — David Shore Potpourri
chicken pox update Posted on July 24, 2007 Everyday I look at our children… the ones who have the chicken pox and the two who haven’t yet contracted them. It’s gotten to the point that Andrew walks in and I smile at him and he sort of instinctively reads the smile as: okay, lift your chin, show me… Read More
Not a ‘depression era mentality’ at all Posted on March 19, 2008 It used to be that when someone refused to waste a drop or when someone would save everything from produce baggies to cottage cheese containers to newspapers to bacon grease — people who never threw anything away after the originally intended use — they were thought to be products of… Read More
The Truth of Abortion Must Be Told Posted on February 6, 2009 The gruesome atrocity of abortion murdering babies must be exposed…. the truth must be made known. Make an on-line slide show at www.OneTrueMedia.com Thank you, Christina, for this. It’s very, very hard to see… but the truth is worth it – babies’ lives are being destroyed. Read More
Brenda — That’s a great one… I don’t think I’ve seen before, but sure agree with the quote. I like the things they (Sbx) do. I don’t always like what I read, I don’t always agree or whatever, but you know what? I do like the process, the foresight or the goal of getting people talking to one another or thinking about things. It’s sort of like hearing people talk about a matter that you haven’t faced and being prompted to think about it… and ask: What do I believe or think about that, anyway? So… the ultimate pricey friend: Sbx. Thanks for that note. -pamela
I love to read the quotes on Starbucks cups (and I really like that one). For a matter of fact, I have a Starbucks cup on the shelf by my computer right now (been there for ages). It is “The Way I See It #99” and it says, “Success in life is that your kids want to spend time with you once they’ve grown up.”