Displaying 17,551 To 17,580 Of 18,974 Comments Yes, we all know people like that and have a feeling that they might be afraid of us becoming successful. You don’t criticize something of no consequence, unless you are afraid of competition or for us it’s members of the GOP, hate radio or tv shows, SP and Faux Snooze to name just a few and for very different reasons » Posted By Kalima On December 8, 2009 @ 5:18 am Whoever is doing it nelli, whether troll or staff, they need to take a good look at their own tabloid inspired dumping ground before pointing a finger out of their bog. » Posted By Kalima On December 8, 2009 @ 5:01 am That’s rather amusing really, obviously they don’t read their own troll posts over there, how very convenient. We no longer continue with the Huffno Fridays here for this reason but understand the need of new members airing their discontent about the “other” place, I did it myself on another blog, the difference was that I no longer posted or visited the “other” place to read or comment, my frustrations were short lived. I agree that it would be a good thing for the future to not mention annoying posters by moniker from now on. The hypocritical thing is that these “lurkers” fail to see the venom over there, maybe because they themselves are guilty of it or because they are used to it. We will never be like HP, it goes against everything we stand for, let them waffle on. It doesn’t matter what they might accuse us of, the people from all over the world who go to read there, know exactly what it has become since the primaries last year, the ones who don’t, deserve to stay there. » Posted By Kalima On December 8, 2009 @ 3:38 am The New Face of the Senate Health Care Bill Yes, all safe and sound since yesterday lunchtime, thanks for asking. How are things with you? » Posted By Kalima On December 8, 2009 @ 7:42 pm Well I’m waiting to hear what Hairy has to say in public before I pass judgment on what is good for the American people or not and Hi there bitohistory. » Posted By Kalima On December 8, 2009 @ 7:35 pm Found this. http://us.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/12/08/health.care/index.html » Posted By Kalima On December 8, 2009 @ 7:24 pm Let’s talk NFL and health care Good evening bitohistory. Got to learn how to walk before you can run they say, I’ll have to practice more. 😉 » Posted By Kalima On December 7, 2009 @ 8:27 pm Hi javez, got a bit caught up with hubby arriving home, sorry. I agree, why should you be taxed, it’s not as if the tickets to watch are free and I have a huge problem with the amounts that athletes earn, it makes little sense to me. I think that Andrea Bocelli has a beautiful voice and yes I like to listen to him. I have no time for critics of music, films, art, dance etc, I will always make up my own mind in the end. » Posted By Kalima On December 7, 2009 @ 8:25 pm Well done javaz and good evening. I’m not into sports at all although I was on many teams during school years, it could be that I can’t run fast anymore or to be precise, can’t run period. I will leave this thread to all of you avid sports fans here and will drop by later to read the comments. » Posted By Kalima On December 7, 2009 @ 5:25 pm No, we don’t have your Sprint phone networks here so doubt that I would be able to download even if I ordered the device from the States. I will however ask my husband to check what is available here or I could visit my clinic to see if this can be reversed by a laser operation, something I’ve been putting off since I saw said operation on the tv last year. Thank you kindly. » Posted By Kalima On December 7, 2009 @ 8:36 pm Sounds wonderful. Because of trouble with my left eye for over 2 years and the other eye not being that much better, I haven’t been able to read a book in that time. It has always been a passion of mine since childhood, now I wonder if this is available here in Tokyo, probably not yet but it gives me hope. Thanks for sharing this. » Posted By Kalima On December 7, 2009 @ 6:55 am Rashomon: Twelve views of President Obama’s visit to Capitol Hill My computer life started late, in 2007, my first stop was Huff and I really enjoyed myself for the first year until the Bill O’Reilly induced monitoring started that is. I left in April this year, have been back for 30 minutes at a time twice I think, because I was in a bad mood but don’t miss it at all. Most of the people I got to know there were either banned or stopped posting. It belongs to the trolls AH has enabled since the primaries, they can have it. About my Mac, this hissing noise only happens if I spent any time over there, I try not to linger or lurk but sometimes receive emails when a favourite blogger writes a new article. One of these days I will try what KQ did, there is no rush. » Posted By Kalima On December 7, 2009 @ 4:33 pm Learn something new every day. My computer has a hissy fit if I go there, I’ll have to have a woman to man talk with Mac. 🙂 » Posted By Kalima On December 7, 2009 @ 1:20 am I had no idea that we could delete our account, it certainly wasn’t the case in 08 or when I stopped posting in April. I just thought that some of the people I’ve known there would see that I wasn’t posting. A poster called Davidgetsinvolved almost had a fit begging Huff to remove his comments and profile, they didn’t take any notice and after spamming the threads with his email to them, he disappeared until I saw him there again earlier this year, he had changed his moniker to david something or other. » Posted By Kalima On December 7, 2009 @ 12:58 am Perpetuum Jazzile – Accapella Choir – Ljubljana Slovenia Thanks but my wish is that you get to see them in the States, hope that works out for you and that they perform in a city that is easy for you to travel to. My last concert here was Michael Jackson, I had a great seat near the front and the audience was wonderful. It took me 3 days to recover and I wasn’t even on stage. 🙂 » Posted By Kalima On December 6, 2009 @ 8:59 pm I never give up on my dreams Boomer, what would life be like without them, I really don’t wish to know. I’m happy in believing that with the return of the lost communication skills facing the world, rifts can be settled, broken hearts can be mended, loss of hope can be restored. What better way to communicate than through education leading to understanding of other cultures and of course music to soothe the soul. » Posted By Kalima On December 6, 2009 @ 8:37 pm Sounds wonderful but I doubt if I’ll have the strength left to swim across the Pacific Ocean after Christmas and the new year’s celebrations are over. » Posted By Kalima On December 6, 2009 @ 8:15 pm Thanks Boomer1949. Next time you might want to delete your name and add a question mark, but that’s up to you. Being one myself, I can attest to the fact that your President has been well received all over Europe by the majority of Europeans like myself. I hope that you get a chance to see them live, keeping my fingers crossed. » Posted By Kalima On December 6, 2009 @ 8:05 pm World peace through education and music is a dream of mine, it brings a smile to my face just thinking about it, but will remain what it is, just a dream I’m afraid. » Posted By Kalima On December 6, 2009 @ 6:30 pm Copy and paste just the message part into the comment box. » Posted By Kalima On December 6, 2009 @ 6:24 pm Beautiful and thank you. I have a dear friend from Ljubjana who I met here in Tokyo when she was touring with a Ballet troupe. She, her younger sister and older brother all chose one of the arts for their careers. My friend chose ballet, her sister modern dance and her brother is a musician. Unfortunately my friend injured her ankle a few years after I met her and had to retire from dancing, she ended up in Muenchen/Munich to study archeology, her second love. There are a lot of very talented people in Slovenia, it makes me glad that this group of talented artists will be seen in different countries soon. » Posted By Kalima On December 6, 2009 @ 5:36 pm A happy turn of events for this greyhound It certainly did in the beginning using my vet, then I met another German woman who had Abys kittens to give away just when I was looking for another male cat, we became friends and later she found a vet who would be reimbursed by the Ward Office and it became that much more cheaper. In the mean time I started with my health problems so didn’t go out much, the money I saved went to help the kitties. I don’t need much, I’m low maintenance now, so I have money put aside for any kitty emergencies, they seem to happen when you least expect them to. » Posted By Kalima On December 6, 2009 @ 6:56 pm Sorry for your loss, it never gets any easier does it? I adore kittens but they too grow up and would always recommend an older, relaxed cat for first time owners. My cats are all spayed and neutered, as are any strays who wander in to share food when their owners have irresponsibly let them out at mating time instead of operating them when their first “heat” is due. I want to shake these people as I have seen an increase in feline AIDS in the last 10 years, it makes me mad. Legal or not, every stray that wanders into my garage more than once, is due for a trip to the vet. In the last 20 years I think that it comes to about 200, the last one just a few months ago, a big Tom terrorizing my male cats, I’ve just spotted one more and hope to catch him before the end of the year, who knows, he might decide to stay like the others, the more the merrier. Abandoning animals should carry a fine if detected but people are crafty, do it in the dead of night or travel miles to deserted mountains or forests to dump what I consider to be a family member in places they can never leave. How do these humans sleep at night? » Posted By Kalima On December 6, 2009 @ 5:53 pm Yes and thank goodness that there are many of us, they need all the help they can get. People can be so cruel, many of my older ones had homes, some came with pretty collars attached but no name tags. Here people will just move to places where pets are not allowed and leave them outside to fend for themselves, this always breaks my heart, they are friendly but so needy. I’ve had little success finding homes for the older ones, everyone wanted kittens. The remainder moved into our garage, they have all the houses they need, food, water and shelter. When they are sick it’s off to Uncle doctor, when they pass they are collected by a temple an hour away to be cremated. My own cats remains are returned, I have a special place to keep them, a few of my outside ones share the honour, the last one, my favourite little ginger bobtail, who died in July at the ripe old age of 18yrs 4 months. You might be wondering about the remains but I have a plan, they will be scattered in my coffin when my time comes. » Posted By Kalima On December 6, 2009 @ 5:00 pm Well done escribacat, I read your story and felt as if I had been there waiting with you for the truck to arrive. It brought back many memories of bottle feeding kittens abandoned in brown paper bags on our doorstep. Of sleepless nights after hearing the first sneeze, of the glow I felt when they gained weight and the nervousness I felt vetting the kind people who came to adopt the tiny bundles, the loneliness I felt once I had handed them over, usually with cans of food, bowls, cat bed, litter box and many toys. Kudos to you, Country girl is a lucky girl to have you and whether they stay a few weeks or a few months, we will always remember them and hope that they might fleetingly, remember us too. Beautiful story, made me shed a few tears. Please let us know how she is getting on. Thanks! » Posted By Kalima On December 6, 2009 @ 4:04 pm Welcome to our Planet Moongal6, so happy to have you here. » Posted By Kalima On December 6, 2009 @ 2:50 am Well you certainly have had your hands full and they all sound delightful, sorry about your asthma, I have a friend who almost died from an attack this May. The reason that many don’t like the Abyssinian breed is that they like our food better than theirs and they are a very curious and active cat, this is what I like about them, never a dull moment. » Posted By Kalima On December 6, 2009 @ 7:23 pm Good afternoon javaz. Have you ever known people with Abyssinians, they are bright, friendly and very loving but you will never eat alone again, I know we have had 4 and Coco is the last remaining one. On occasion, I’ve taken my plate to the hallway, sitting on the cold step to eat my food in the peace. The connecting door is glass, she is on the other side pushing her nose against the frosted glass, I’ve given up and now she has a nibble of whatever I’m having, she just needs a bite and she’s happy, I get to eat the rest. » Posted By Kalima On December 6, 2009 @ 5:12 pm I’m used to much softer, but when in need, I’m sure it would. » Posted By Kalima On December 6, 2009 @ 5:03 pm AdLib’s title for her second book brings to mind a thing you should never do without the adequate amount of paper on hand. Perfect title, she is certainly spreading it around. 🙂 » Posted By Kalima On December 6, 2009 @ 4:30 pmComments Posted By Kalima
I hope that we can play and cuddle for eternity.
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