Family Forum / Marriage / Marriage / April 2008

...on the agenda?
maybe "T 'n B"?

I don't read or post here anymore but a whittle birdie told me you might
be up for Zappa Plays Zappa.  They'll be up your way in July!
http://www.zappa.com/zpz/tourdates.html  Enjoy.
In case you have troubles, my email is valid.

You can take the smartest, wisest, kindest man; you
can look at Nash or Einstein or Van Gogh-- when that
hormonal fog hits, they all turn into apes.  I just got
some inside information that revealed why i have been

With the onset of work on the net, many
spouses become addicted not only to the net
but to work related to the net.  It explains a lot--
for example some people are so addicted that

My husband and I made an amicable separation
about 8 months ago, after a lengthy and happy marriage.
My husband fell in love with someone else, and
decided that he could no longer offer me emotional

www.ubersite.com - Future of media.
What do you think of it? Will you join?

Hey Bill, I was just wondering if Jane Goodall is worthy of being included with
the likes of Gandhi, Mother Teresa, and Fred Rogers.  She appears to me to be an
ethical, spiritual woman, who is spending her life trying to make the world a
better place.  I realize there is ...

(taken from Gene Spafford)

Thank You
Daitari Maharana

http://www.punjabnewsline.com/content/view/10055/93/
CHANDIGARH: Every third person in the Union Territory of Chandigarh dies
of heart attack and more than 72 per cent of children here are obese.
The former is blamed mainly on the consumption of unhealthy food and

"YooperBoyka <cjdont@likeno.spam>" wrote:

My husband wants to reconcile the marriage and
stop the separation.  He is seeing a counsellor
who is very helpful.  I have agreed.  I am beginning
to see things in a new light.

"NewMan <CloakedRun2001@yahoo.ca>" used the term "Femminazis", which
provoked some response, and then said:

"Stephanie <haaa@noway.net>" wrote, discussing what my copy of the
_Boy Scout Handbook_ calls the "Scout Law" ("A Scout is Trustworthy,
Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty,
Brave, Clean, and Reverent."), wrote:

Well, I don't know if this really helps with thinking about risks, but
I thought it was moderately interesting, and I can predict reaction
here will be split!
http://www.nysun.com/editorials/why-i-let-my-9-year-old-ride-subway-alone