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The controversy of Sarah Palin's link to the Alaska Independence Party appears to presuppose that secession by any state is intrinsically bad. I'm not so sure.

Granted, the AIM guys seem to be a bunch of wingnuts. Still, given the current state of our national government, I've occasionally wondered what Montana could do on its own. I know of no other state that resents Federal meddling more.

Any thoughts?

When I lived in England Harvest Festival was a wonderful time. The churches would be packed with the good things from the land.....baskets of wonderful smelling crusty loaves of bread, apples, nuts, fall flowers, pumpkins and all the lovely fresh veggies and fruits, plums.....



We should always remember from whom all these blessings come.
In this country Halloween (the devils holiday) take precedence and I can not believe that Christians go along with it??????

Gloria Estefan


We dont see much late 80's early 90's music around here.

Found this on another site...looked interesting...All you do is add a reply of three words. It goes on and on and gets pretty dang funny.

For instance I might type something like:

All I did...And the next person continues it with three words.....and so forth.

So jump in and here goes......

All I did...

The distinctive sound of Libera has travelled the world in the last several years. The group's albums have topped both mainstream and classical charts in many countries, including the USA and the UK, where the recording spent several weeks in the top three alongside Bocelli and Pavarotti. The talented singers of Libera come from a variety of different schools and backgrounds and join together at a church in South London, where they rehearse and perform for many hours each week. The youngest is seven. The oldest members are fourteen, but many remain to sing with the lower voices of the group. Take a listen in the first reply!

Someday everything will make perfect sense.
So for now LAUGH at all the confusion;
SMILE through all the tears & keep reminding yourself that EVERYTHING happens for a reason....

Today marks the feast of the woman who's arguably the most-hailed witness of the last century: Blessed Teresa of Calcutta -- Mother Teresa, whose own "little way" continues to fascinate, inspire and draw the masses even 11 years after her death.

Appropriately enough, this weekend's second reading perfectly encapsulates the work of the "Saint of the Gutters": "Owe nothing to anyone, except to love one another; for the one who loves another has fulfilled the law."

Originally brought to prominence in the writings of an earlier 20th century saint of the same name -- the "Little Flower" Therese of Lisieux (whose parents will be beatified next month) -- thanks to the examples of both, the simple concept of doing "little things with great love" has become a guiding principle of life for countless folks the world over, and it's not hard to see why; as with every other great export of the Catholic tradition, it's a call that's simple, universal, uplifting and accessible to one and all, regardless of background or situation.

See First Response for more:

the USA having joined the Union by Treaty that grants them that right....???

I have heard this for years, but I have never studied it.
Any one know if that true. If so is that just one among many that USA has violated....

How do you guys stand in line at the grocery store, or any store? Have you ever wondered how others see you? Are you standing tall and proud, nonchalantly, anxiously (because you're ready to get out of there), patiently (because the person in front of you didn't choose to be in front of you), angrily (because the clerk seems too slow). How you stand speaks volumes about you. Pay attention to yourself the very next trip to the grocery!

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