re: Digest Number 293

[Guest guest]

Been reading but not posting as I'm focused most right

now on getting the www.cpnhelp.org site up and

running-- soon we hope. Any luck, we'll get an

interesting discussion from Wheldon and Stratton to

post eventually. Take a look at the latest

I'm very appreciative the way the discussion has

turned back to, well, a discussion. We seem

self-corrective, nobody banned, periods of crankiness

followed by " plays well with others. " I'd say that's

the sign of a real community, with people who are

passionate about what they are into and what they are

saying, and who actually listen to feedback about

their impact on each other. Geez, better than most

families I know. Thanks.

The link for the article cited, with pictures

(don't you just love portraits of bacteria you know

and love) is

http://jcm.asm.org/cgi/content/full/40/12/4771

Best,

Jim

Message: 22

Date: Sun, 4 Sep 2005 09:06:00 +0100

From: " Jaep " <Jaep@...>

Subject: RE: Are There Naturally Occurring Pleomorphic

Bacteria

Try this Penny , It begs the question why are they

pathogenic in some?

Back

to the gut perhaps...

[Guest guest]

Jim, great to hear you're almost up and running. I'm really looking

forward to having that resource out there for people.

I think you're right. We're just one big, happy, dysfunctional

family after all. :-)

Thanks,

penny

> Been reading but not posting as I'm focused most right

> now on getting the www.cpnhelp.org site up and

> running-- soon we hope. Any luck, we'll get an

> interesting discussion from Wheldon and Stratton to

> post eventually. Take a look at the latest

>

> I'm very appreciative the way the discussion has

> turned back to, well, a discussion. We seem

> self-corrective, nobody banned, periods of crankiness

> followed by " plays well with others. " I'd say that's

> the sign of a real community, with people who are

> passionate about what they are into and what they are

> saying, and who actually listen to feedback about

> their impact on each other. Geez, better than most

> families I know. Thanks.

>

> The link for the article cited, with pictures

> (don't you just love portraits of bacteria you know

> and love) is

> http://jcm.asm.org/cgi/content/full/40/12/4771

>

> Best,

> Jim

>

>

> Message: 22

> Date: Sun, 4 Sep 2005 09:06:00 +0100

> From: " Jaep " <Jaep@L...>

> Subject: RE: Are There Naturally Occurring Pleomorphic

> Bacteria

>

> Try this Penny , It begs the question why are they

> pathogenic in some?

> Back

> to the gut perhaps...

[Guest guest]

Grandma said for years she didn't want anyone gawking at

her dead, so I stood my ground and didn't go in.

Dear ,

I am ROFL. Absolutely NOT at your loss (for which I am truly sorry) but at the above statement re: your grandma's wishes. I have said for many years that if a certain aunt of mine should outlive me, my family is to have my coffin sealed shut. Nails, screws, glues, whatever works. I do NOT want my crazy aunt going around telling everyone how much better I look dead than I did while I was alive. She of course, says that she will bring a crowbar to my funeral. Oh well....

I honestly do hope that you are finding peace in all of this. I recently lost one of my grandmothers & even though we were "expecting" it, I don't think any of us were truly ready. Especially not my dd. They were very close when Mamaw was well.

Praying for your peace & comfort.

Blessings,

Carla Kay

Ps. 96:1,3, & 4a Sing to the LORD a new song; sing to the LORD, all the earth. Declare His glory among the nations, His marvelous deeds among all peoples. For great is the LORD and most worthy of praise...