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Hope is a state of mind independent of the state of the world. If your heart's full of hope, you can be persistent when you can't be optimistic. You can keep the faith despite the evidence, knowing that only in so doing has the evidence any chance of changing. So while I'm not optimistic, I'm always very hopeful.William Sloane Coffin
Dont let yourself be destroyed by a force that was placed in our hearts in order to make everything better.Paulo Coelho
A nation's culture resides in the hearts and in the soul of its people.Mohandas Gandhi
And so, this Christmas season may our heart with gladness glow, As we read the blessed story that took place son long ago.Alpha L.Buntain
Let us remember that the Christmas heart is a giving heart, a wide-open-heart that thinks of others first.George Matthew Adams
A girls heart is like a dark woodRussian Proverb
Sins against God's mercy will bring the greatest and sorest judgments upon men's heads and hearts. Mercy is God's Alpha, justice is His Omega.Thomas Brooks
Occasionally in life there are those moments of unutterable fulfillment which cannot be completely explained by those symbols called words. Their meanings can only be articulated by the inaudible language of the heart.Martin Luther King Jr
Injustice boils in men's hearts as does steel in its cauldron, ready to pour forth, white hot, in the fullness of time.Mother Jones
Injustice boils in men's hearts as does steel in its cauldron, ready to pour forth, white hot, in the fullness of time.Mother Jones
Any place is a palace if your heart decides so.Tamil proverb
It wasn\'t my mouth you kissed but my heart.Unknown
The heart benevolent and kind The most resembles God.Robert Burns
[Graham Greenes] ability to encapsulate the essence of an exotic setting in a single book is exemplified in The Heart of the Matter (1948); his contemporary Evelyn Waugh stated that the West Africa of that book replaced the true remembered West Africa of his own experience.Anthony Burgess
I do not mistrust the future; I do not fear what is ahead. For our problems are large, but our heart is larger. Our challenges are great, but our will is greater. And if our flaws are endless, God's love is truly boundless. Some see leadership as high drama, and the sound of trumpets calling, and sometimes it is that. But I see history as a book with many pages, and each day we fill a page with acts of hopefulness and meaning. The new breeze blows, a page turns, the story unfolds. And so today a chapter begins, a small and stately story of unity, diversity, and generosity shared, and written, together.George Herbert Walker Bush


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I made this as a single serving to top my whole wheat flax seed crackers the other day. It made a very delicious light lunch. I will definitely make this again Peter. My youngest DD who is 9 said next time I need to make enough for two as she really enjoyed it as well. Made and reviewed for the 45th OZ/NZ Recipe Swap.
This is a fantastic, hot dip recipe! It is very fresh and a great for veggie dipping! The cucumber pairs nicely with the cottage cheese and herbs. The heat from the tabasco and mustard is surprising, but very nicely so. :)
I will certainly make this again as it is quick to prepare and sure to impress guests.
THANK YOU SO MUCH for sharing this wonderful recipe with us, Peter.
Made and reviewed for the Aus/NZ Recipe Swap August 2010.
This dip made an extremely nice addition to my finger food counter for one of the last monthly groups I hosted! I left it for people to choose from a variety of crackers, but now that I know what puppodums are (yes, I did the research & now know where I can get them!), I'll be serving this dip with those buggers, as much for the conversation as anything else! I did cut back a bit on the amount of Tabasco sauce, but definitely not on the English mustard! Many thanks, Peter, for a great recipe keeper! [Tagged, made & reviewed as a recipenap in the Aus/NZ Recipe Swap #36]
Delicious and refreshing - even although I forgot to add the tabasco sauce! As French Tart stated, this goes wonderfully with baked potatoes. Thanks for posting this!
A very easy and EXTREMELY tasty herbal dip - I can see this being great in sarnies as well as a filling for baked potatoes - loved this thanks Peter! I used a selection of fresh herbs from the garden, mint, chervil, parsley and tarragon. I also used some chives from the garden - a very fresh and light dip which I served on mini crisp breads. Made for Aussie/Kiwi recipe swap #27 - merci Peter! FT:-)


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Okay, so I've been dealing with something for the past two weeks, and I think it's time to share. During our last ultrasound, we discovered that we have a two vessel umbilical cord or single umbilical artery. Apparently the umbilical cord usually consists of one vein and two arteries, but we just have one artery in ours. This can indicate other problems such as heart and kidney problems (though our little one looks okay in that department right now), and it can lead to slower growth of the baby, which can lead to early delivery. However, in 75% of the cases, everything turns out just fine. Little Luna is actually in the 68% percentile right now as far as growth, so we might be one of the lucky ones to get out okay.
I'm just super bummed because I had already been so worried and was JUST getting to the point where I was feeling better about everything. Now we're going to have to get ultrasounds every 4 weeks or so (more if her growth slows). I'm trying to look on the bright side. I mean, I get to see her more, so yay!! But I'm also super worried again.
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1927 Truck Photo 8x10 Equity Butter Eggs Cheese
Wow found these at a recent estate sale, a personal collection box full of approx 100 original 8 x 10 photographs from the 1920s to about 1960 of custom built and painted truckes from a company in Buffalo, NY by this E.A. Cook Body Co Designers & Builders of Truck Bodies in Buffalo, N.Y Burt Doelman Photographer. These are probably one of a kind truck photo's, all different makes and all different kind of trucks and bodies. License plate is NY 1927, round logo on radiator shell but I can't make out name, man unloads out of back. Hickman, Coward and Wattles Butter Eggs and Cheese. These are Original photographs that were taken by a professional photographer. If you know what kind of trucks these are please email us as we don't know that much about them but would love to know. The photo is in very good condition with very good clarity we have faded them and added the water mark on purpose so that they can't be printed with the great details that the original photo has. We are going to try a few of these and see if they sell. Please see our other auctions for more neat items. See Photo's # 872 Thank You For Looking And Have A Bootiful Day WE WILL ONLY ACCEPT PAYPAL WITH A CONFIRMED ADDRESS IN THE US AND WILL ONLY SHIP TO A PAYPAL CONFIRMED ADDRESS ONLY We do combine shipping and are always glad to help anyone save money on shipping, Please let us know if you plan on bidding on other auctions ending on a different night.
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Every week, photographer and conversationalist Jenny Jimenez ventures out into the city and brings back photos and notes about the folks she encounters. This week she found Diana at Tea Pot on upper Queen Anne.
Jenny Jimenez Watch this week's Seattle People slideshow featuring the faces of Upper Queen Anne.
Questions by Jenny Jimenez:
What's your favorite kind of music?
I really like Indie, mellow type stuff like M. Ward. Wilco is one of my favorites. I also like the Cold War Kids. I saw them play at the Showbox at the Market a little while ago and they were really good.
What was the last show you went to?
Mute Math, also at the Showbox at the Market.
What was your first show?
Um, a little embarrassing but it was actually the Backstreet Boys at the Key Arena. I saw them four times.
What were you listening to in high school?
A lot of Third Eye Blind and then I started getting into the Clash and the Ramones.
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Brandon Barrett was a ghost for two months. From the time he got back from his first deployment in Afghanistan until last week, Barrett, a 28-year-old soldier stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, was a specter as far as the U.S. Army was concerned. That changed on Friday afternoon, when Barrett was shot and killed during a shootout in downtown Salt Lake City.
"He really just seemed very happy to be home," said Barrett. "There was a smile on his face, and he said he was looking forward to going onto his next duty station."
What Bill didn't know was that his son had gone AWOL. On August 19, after nearly two months without contact, Barrett was labeled a deserter and a warrant was issued for his arrest.
Police officers showed up at Bill's home, asking for his boy. Barrett wasn't home at the time. And when he left the next day, Bill assumed his final destination was Tacoma, back to his command. It wasn't.
On Friday afternoon, Salt Lake officers responded to reports of an armed man pacing in the middle of one of the city's busiest intersections. There they found Barrett, in full battle gear and strapped with an assault rifle.
Barrett opened fire, wounding one of the cops in the leg. The cops fired back, killing Barrett.
Barrett's unit, like many others in Afghanistan, suffered some casualties during its deployment. But there was very little indication of Barrett's inner mood, minus one MySpace message to a friend where he referred to the country as "Sucksghanistan." Under heroes, Barrett also listed Charles Bronson; England's most violent prisoner, not the actor.
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Mr. Lewis has over 28 years of restaurant experience. He was President, Chief Multi-Branding and Operating Officer of YUM! Brands, Inc., the parent of KFC, Taco Bell and Pizza Hut, among other restaurant concepts, from 2000 to 2004, and the Chief Operating Officer of Pizza Hut from 1996 to 2000.
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I think any position is a possibility in round one.
If Poe falls, we could take him. We could also add another DL as a DE for the rotation because of Tukuafu being strictly a solid back-up, like RJF, and McDonald being an injury risk, and of course Justin Smith (who is aging) being a FA in a couple years.
I would have no problem taking any of the top DL, a WR like Wright or Hill, an OL like Konz (we BADLY need a C to replace Goodwin and a RG too to compete with Kilgore), or another OLB in the rotation to eventually replace Parys.


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In Hamburg, Germany, 18 Christian denominations will share one building in a Harbor City residential development that will be home to 12,000 people. The Anglican, Baptist, Lutheran, Mennonite, Methodist, Old Catholic, Eastern and Oriental Orthodox, Reformed and Roman Catholic churches hope to minister to residents and tourists.
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Portland delegates Jay Graves of the Bike Gallery and Karl Rohde of the Bicycle Transportation Alliance go over their meeting schedule for their day at the Hill. Graves passed out the infamous flourescent bicycle pins that have become a hot item at the Summit this morning ...
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Organizational Self-Censorship: Corporate Sponsorship, Nonprofit Funding, and the Educational Experience
Gray, Garry C., Kendzia, Victoria Bishop, Canadian Review of Sociology
WITH THE RISE OF NEOLIBERALISM, THE trend toward privatization, and the growing commercialization of society, we have entered into a new era of nonprofit organizational funding (Anheier and Toepler 1998; Campbell and Pedersen 2001; Johnson, Smith, and Codling 2000; Toepler 2001; Weisbrod 1997). While the welfare reform context of the 1970s was a period of greater involvement of government in funding cultural organizations, the 1990s onward constitutes a period of neoliberal strategies of governing where the state has increasingly reduced the level of support it provides for social and cultural institutions. This has necessarily forced, or in neoliberalism terms "responsibilized," many cultural organizations to independently seek out corporate sponsorship such that their reliance on private funding sources increases. In response to this trend, research on cultural organizations has begun to pay closer attention to the agency of institutions by mapping the strategic responses of institutions to their environmental funding pressures. This increased focus on agency represents both a departure from and an extension of earlier resource dependency theories and institutional theories, which supported the notion that dependent organizations will, over time, respond to both formal and informal external pressures in increasingly homogenized and dependent ways (DiMaggio and Powell 1983; Meyer and Rowan 1977; Pfeffer 1987; Pfeffer and Salancik 1978; Powell and DiMaggio 1991). However, this emerging literature primarily examines the ability of cultural organizations to resist resource dependency and, in so doing, has tended to focus on the positive aspects of resistance to external funding environments (Alexander 1998; Barman 2002; Oliver 1991). In contrast, there has been much less research conducted on the negative aspects of agency.
In this article, we contribute to the work on funding in nonprofit organizations by providing a more nuanced examination of agency in the organizational enactment of the environment. In particular, we focus on a negative form of agency known as organizational self-censorship. Organizational self-censorship is an internal pressure that stems from perceived pressures in external funding environments. While it may be "strategically practiced" in order to secure present or future funding, over time it may also start to become "passively followed" in a normative manner (DiMaggio and Powell 1983). As the Editorial (1996) in Museum Management and Curatorship warned, "self-censorship is even more insidious than that imposed from outside, and the increased reliance upon sponsorship funds cannot help but have an increasing impact on the subjects tackled and the conclusions presented" (p. 349). More specifically, Tudiver (1999) states the "chilling effect" of self-censorship is infectious. Often it stems from nothing more than ordinary polite reluctance to criticize a benefactor, especially if there is a continuing relationship and prospect of future support (Tudiver 1999:167). In this study, we present an exploratory qualitative case study of an interaction between a major Canadian public museum and a multinational mining company over support for an earth sciences gallery. In so doing, we highlight that the exercise of agency sometimes has potential negative consequences and that over time such creative actions thought to be creative and innovative can become normative and isomorphic.
While this article focuses on the role of organizational self-censorship within the continued rise of corporate sponsorship, it is important to recognize that there will always be some level of interaction and negotiation between a nonprofit organization and a potential funder. The process of organizational self-censorship takes place then, to varying levels and degrees, across different types of funder relationships (i.e., with government, insurance boards, foundations, and individuals). However, despite the potential for the use of organizational self-censorship with all potential funders, there is an important difference between private and public funding bodies, which will lead to higher/lower levels of the practice of organizational self-censorship. …


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Noted Broadcaster Tavis Smiley To Moderate "Latino Nation" Symposium In Chicago, Saturday, April 6
CHICAGO, April 1, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- In the wake of the historic political muscle flexed by America's 50-million-strong Latino community in the 2012 elections, PBS broadcaster Tavis Smiley, in partnership with The William C. Velasquez Institute, is gathering America's Latino leaders in the nation's third-largest Latino market for " LATINO NATION: Beyond The Numbers," Saturday, April 6, 2013, at Chicago State University, 9501 South King Drive, Chicago, IL.This all-day symposium will include 2 three-hour panel discussions, 8:30 a.m.–11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.–4:30 p.m. Smiley will moderate the morning panel, and Univision America's syndicated radio host Fernando Espuelas will moderate in the afternoon. Doors open at 7:30 a.m. for this free and open-to-the-public event. Advance registration is required online at www.thelatinonation.com . "Whether of Mexican, Cuban, South American or Caribbean heritage, America's destiny is forever linked to its recognition and understanding of its diverse Latino citizens," said Smiley. "Gone forever are the days of painting Latinos as a monolithic or insignificant community. In many respects, as the Latino community goes, so goes America." During the nationally televised symposium, panelists will examine the full range of Latino social, political, economic and cultural influence on American life. According to the Pew Research Hispanic Center, Latinos are the largest minority group now on America's college campuses, including 44 percent of those attending college in Chicago. More than 46 percent of Latinos are homeowners in this country, and 67 percent of those live in the Windy City. Also, " LATINO NATION" panelists will challenge stereotypes that plague the 14 million Latino voters, whose ranks grow by approximately 20 percent every four years. Confirmed and invited panelists include: Antonio Gonzalez , president of The William C. Velasquez Institute (WCVI); Luis Gutierrez , U.S. Representative (D-IL); Eva Longoria , actress and activist; Thomas A. Saenz , president and general counsel of MALDEF; Adriana Quintero , senior attorney and director, La Onda Verde de NRDC; Aracely Panameno , director of Latino Affairs at the Center for Responsible Lending (CRL); Oscar Chacon , executive director of the National Alliance of Latin American & Caribbean Communities (NALACC); Hector Barreto , chairman of the Latino Coalition and former administrator of the Small Business Administration; Ana Navarro , Republican political strategist; Jesus Garcia, commissioner, District 7, Cook County, Illinois; Stephanie Sanchez, student trustee board member of Chicago State University; David Montejano , professor of Ethnic Studies at the University of California, Berkeley; Mary Rose Wilcox , supervisor, District 5, Maricopa County, Arizona; Xavier Gutierrez , president and chief investment officer of Meruelo Capital Partners; Bettina Inclan , director of Hispanic Outreach for the Republican National Committee; Domingo Garcia , Law Offices of Domingo Garcia; Maria Elena Durazo , executive secretary-treasurer of the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO; and others. "' LATINO NATION: Beyond The Numbers' promises to shatter the skewed lens through which much of America still view us," said Antonio Gonzalez, president of The William C. Velasquez Institute. "Tens of millions of viewers will get unprecedented access to Latino thinking and insights on a range of issues rarely heard before." Highlights from this symposium will air over three consecutive nights on Tavis Smiley on PBS beginning Wednesday, April 10 through Friday, April 12, 2013. Additionally, selected portions of " LATINO NATION" can be heard on The Tavis Smiley Show, distributed through Public Radio International (PRI), the weekend of April 12. C-SPAN will broadcast the conversation in its entirety the week of April 29. Those not in the Chicago area can watch the symposium LIVE online or on mobile at www.USTREAM.com/latinonation, and everyone can engage in the conversation by using the Twitter hashtag #TheLatinoNation2013. For additional information, visit www.thelatinonation.com. About Tavis Smiley Presents Tavis Smiley Presents produces events and programs dedicated to bringing thought-provoking discussions, engaging town hall meetings and consumer expos to communities across the country. During the past 14 years its programs have reached more than two million conference attendees and attracted millions of television viewers nationwide.
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Nondairy Foods with Calcium
Nutrition Information
While dairy foods are the best source of calcium, other foods also contain calcium. Dark green leafy vegetables and fish with soft bones that you can eat add calcium to the diet. Foods such as orange juice, soymilk, bread, and cereals and other grain foods may have calcium added by the manufacturer. Some foods, like beans, chard, beet greens, rhubarb, and spinach, contain oxalates and phytates. While these things make it harder for our body to use the calcium in such foods, they are still good choices. To make it easier for our bodies to use the calcium in these foods, you should:
- Pick dark green leafy vegetables such as kale, collard, mustard or turnip greens, green cabbage, or bok-choy
- Prepare these foods with lemon juice or vinegar to increase calcium absorption
- Soak beans (navy, pinto, red) or chickpeas in water for several hours, drain the water, cover with fresh water, and cook
Shopping Tips
- Read food labels to know how much calcium is in your favorite food.
- Check the percent daily value of calcium—the higher the better.
- Look for the words "calcium fortified" or "calcium rich" on the label.
- Be sure soymilk is fortified with calcium and tofu is made with added calcium.
Tip: Tired of the same old foods? Try at least one new high-calcium food or recipe every week or month to add variety and pizzazz to your diet.
Tips Affecting Different Age Groups
Eating nondairy foods high in calcium helps to meet calcium needs. This is very important for teens and older adults. Their calcium need is higher than that of people 19 to 50 years old. The list below shows nondairy foods with calcium. People who are allergic to milk or have lactose intolerance need to eat these foods to help meet their calcium need.
Nondairy Sources of Calcium
|1 packet oatmeal, calcium fortified
|350 mg
|1 cup orange juice, calcium fortified
|300 mg
|3 ounces sockeye salmon, canned with bones
|200 mg
|1/2 cup tofu, firm with calcium sulfate
|204 mg
|1/2 cup collard greens, cooked
|175 mg
|2 ounces almonds
|150 mg
|1 cup cereal, ready-to-eat, calcium fortified
|1/2 cup turnip greens, cooked
|100 mg
Examine Your Choices
|What I use
|What I plan to try
|Tuna canned in water
|Canned salmon with bones
My Goal:
Apple Salmon Salad
Serving size: Makes 6 servings
- 1 can (15½ ounces) canned salmon with bones
- 2 red apples, cored and diced
- 1 Tablespoon chopped onion
- 1 cup low-fat yogurt
- ¼ teaspoon pepper
- ½ teaspoon dried dill
- 2 Tablespoons vinegar
Remove the core, and cut apples into pieces. Peel and chop onion. In one bowl, mix the salmon with the diced apples. In another bowl, mix the onion, yogurt, pepper, dill, and vinegar. Stir the two mixtures together in the same bowl. Refrigerate until ready to use.
Tips: A quick and easy meal to prepare for summer days. Serve with fresh salad greens.
Nutrient information: Per serving: 166 calories, 16 g protein, 6 g fat, 2 g saturated fat, 12 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 49 mg cholesterol, 342 mg sodium, 191 mg calcium.
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Natchez High hoping offense stays hot
NATCHEZ — The Natchez High School football team showed its offensive potential in its 33-6 win over Ferriday High School Saturday night.
This week the Bulldogs and head coach Lance Reed hope the team can continue to improve in preparation for their first MHSAA-6A game of the season Friday.
"Scoring 33 points is always good, and we'd definitely like to keep building on that," Reed said. "We definitely want to keep creating opportunities for guys to make plays."
Reed said he made sure that his team knows it faces a new challenge this week when it travels to play Warren Central High School.
"We always want them to have awareness of stepping into 6A competition," Reed said. "We always have something to prove getting into that arena, and we want everyone to recognize we are a formidable opponent and represent our school as a 6A quality team."
Reed said Warren Central provides a challenge for the Bulldogs' defense.
"They are a well-balanced team," he said. "They run the ball, and that's really a mainstay, but they are capable of passing. They are really scrappy on defense, and they've already played some very close games."
Friday will also mark the first time Natchez will leave the Miss-Lou to play a game. The Bulldogs have hosted Wilkinson County and Ferriday, and traveled to face Jefferson County.
"It's our first opportunity to go off on the road and get in that routine," Reed said.
Reed said his team would have to be focused to come home from Vicksburg with a win Friday night.
"We definitely have to reduce our penalties," he said. "We have to play physical, solid football and focus on tackling and blocking. If we are doing the things necessary to be a physical team, then we will be successful."
Natchez will face Warren Central at 7:30 p.m. Friday.
Franklin County at Clarksdale
MEADVILLE — The Franklin County High School football team stepped up in classification last week when it fell to Tylertown (MHSAA-4A) 47-7.
This week the Bulldogs will go out of MHSAA-3A again to face Clarksdale High School (5A).
Franklin County head coach Rickey O'Quinn said the big loss to Tylertown was tough, but his players are working hard to move past that loss.
"We are trying to stay positive," he said. "We know we have to try to take it one game at a time, and if we do that, it means that game is behind us."
Despite moving on from the loss, O'Quinn said he hopes his team will take some things away from how they lost last week.
"We have to focus on the things we did to put ourselves in that situation," he said. "We have to focus on getting better at those things and eliminating those things."
The Bulldogs struggled at the start of the Tylertown game last week, and O'Quinn said the team has come out stronger this week, but if it doesn't they have to show more fight in playing from behind.
"We had a bad start to that game, and it kind of snowballed after that," he said. "We fell down 21-7 and thought it was over. I didn't think we fought to try to get back into the game."
Franklin County will hit the road for the first time this season after beginning the year with three home games. O'Quinn said playing on the road is something the team is preparing for this week.
"We have a tough opponent, and we have to rise to the challenge," he said. "We have to drive four-and-a-half hours to play a 5A team."
O'Quinn said the Bulldogs have to improve their discipline. He said the team has committed 32 penalties in the last two games.
"That's uncharacteristic and not the way we want to play."
Franklin County and Clarksdale will kick off at 7:30 p.m. Friday.


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No, I am not a troll. I've been on BBC since 2009, and am on a BB for my 2011 baby boy. I just am wayyyy too embarassed to let anyone know my real identity, especially since I have met some people in real life, so I've gone anonymous for this.
I am 38 years old, educated and have a great DH and son. He is my world. I am happy and lucky.
But I am a horrible person. When I was younger, I was selfish and stupid.
I am the youngest of 4 kids, and the only girl. My dad was the chief of police in our small town. He was also a raging alcoholic. Of course that was a secret, and I helped my mom a lot in trying to keep it a secret and cover it up. It was exhausting.
I busted my butt to pay for college myself. I worked two jobs! My last year of college, one job I had gave me a great promotion and a full time position. I accepted.
My dad started getting really out of control, because my grandpa died. He never dealt with emotions well so he started gambling and getting late on regular bills.
I was the only one left in our hometown (my brothers all joined the military or ran off ASAP) and my mom was about to have a nervous breakdown.
This is so hard to write......
One day I came over because my mom called me sobbing. My dad had ran up $20,000 on a credit card and never paid it, or was really late paying it.
The company was going to sue my dad, and were threatening to garnish his wages and all that. They wanted his work information so they could have it for their records (my mom was talking to them on the phone).
My dad came home, found out and went on a binge drinking bender that lasted 3 days.
On the third day, I was with my mom and he stumbles home, and announces he's figured out how to deal with it.
He looks at me and tells me it's my time to sacrifice for my family. (WTF?) He is going to call the credit card company and tell them I stole the card and charged it up. He is going to file a police report and I'll only have to spend one night in jail, but he'll make sure I am in solitary and they treat me nice.
I was in shock. Total shock.
BUT, I could avoid all of this if I paid the debt for him.
My dad abused us growing up. He beat the hell out of us, and was very emotionally manipulative. He threatened to blow his brains out all the time.
It worked. I was broken in spirit and fucked up in the head.
Wanting to not go to jail and to protect my mom, I agreed to pay it. I had a good job and figured I had time to get back on my feet.
I had to come up with $20,000 within a week. I borrowed money from 3 dear friends of mine, and told them the situation.
One wanted to call the cops, but my dad WAS the cops. He was the boss! Nothing would have been done, trust me.
I got the $20,000--$12k from one person, $5k from another and $3k from the third person. I paid the bill.
My mom and dad then proceeded to act like it never happened. At all. They will deny it ever happened, despite my paper proof I paid the bill.
This is the horrible part..I am a thief. I never paid those people back after I promised them I would.
This was in 2003. It's now 9 years later.
After all that, I had a breakdown and tried to kill myself. The years of abuse and BS got to me, and I tried to overdose then I wrecked my car on purpose, thinking if I died at least my mom would get life insurance money.
I got admitted to a mental hospital for 8 months. I got a lot of therapy.
After, I moved away to live near my aunt. I had to heal and put space between me and them.
My brother know nothing of this (unless my parents told them, which I doubt greatly).
I didn't work for the months I was in the hospital, then I was on disability for awhile with my aunt so I could get back on my feet and get my life back together, you know?
I couldn't deal with anything.
More and more time passed, and everyday I felt like a bitch thief for not paying the money back. But as more time went by, and I still never had the money, I didn't think calling my three friends would matter. They hated me and nothing I could say would change that.
I met my DH, told him everything (including being a thief) and he still loves me and married me. We had a baby boy, the light of our life.
But everyday I live with this horrific guilt. I am a thief. I belong in jail. I hate myself.
I still thinking about suicide.
I've not worked in a long time--I was on disability and now my DH works for an electric company and we get by OK but there is not much left at the end of the month.
My doctor put me on heavy duty meds after my son was born because I was deeply depressed (PPD). I am still thinking about readmitting myself to a mental hospital because of the suicidal thoughts.
But, if I can't pay all the money back, what can I do? Try to contact these friends after 9 years and grovel?! They hate me and I don't blame them.
I don't talk to my parents anymore, BTW. They think I just got married and stopped caring, which is true in a way. My brothers are their golden children anyway.
I can't live like this much longer. It's eating me alive. How do I explain this to my son?! I can't teach him to live with integrity when I don't.
Thank you for reading this novel. Any advice is appreciated and I fully expect to be ripped to shreds over this.


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