Re: if you could have any job...what would it be..

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a C., If I ever win the lottery I'll share with you. 'k? Love, MM

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I would want to be a private eye!

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a C., If I ever win the lottery I'll share with you. 'k? Love, MM

Thanks Mike, maybe you can help me get the kids that need help right?

a C

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a C., Damn straight. I know too many of them as it is who are not being seen to by the system.

The SYSTEM sucks eggs, buttermilk, and anything else unpleasant...LOL Sometimes it seems to do

exactly the opposite of what it was created to do. Ah, well, I must keep an open mind...uh huh...uh huh...hohoho. Right now, what with fighting with Randy's high school, trying to deal with an elementary sixth grade teacher who is teaching pre-algebra to her classes, but doesn't understand

math concepts herself, and my current flare...well, you know the life we lead better than most.

I am going to the elementary school tomorrow to teach the teacher how to do simple math equations

with negative numbers...this should be fun...NOT. How are the kids at your house? Sure hope things

work out for you to adopt the boys. Seems like such a long process in your state. Here, they have

a law that if the reconciliation doesn't take place within six months of the first removal, the kids

can be adopted by the foster family. If the foster family doesn't want to or can't adopt, then it goes

to the court for removal of parental rights pending adoption so that there is no contest from the

birth parents left as an option. My kids were all 99% free, and that last 1% happened the minute the

child was placed with me for adoption. I like that way best with older kids. Then they are not in such

a limbo land. I pray every day for your family, hon. Love, MM