TheHumanRace600: Recent Comments

Comment on Detroit: "Where the Weak are Killed and Eaten"

Becky — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 22:04:32 GMT

Honestly your post makes me sad. I live in Metro-Detroit, honestly walking distance from the city. There are a lot of issues in the D right now, especially with Kwame in office. The city is starting to turn itself around- but it's not just Detroit that is in the hole- it is the whole state! We have the worst economy because we put all of our eggs in the baskets with the Big 3.

I'm not sure where you are- I just stumbled upon your blog- but if you live near Detroit you fall in love with the big D!

Comment on Moving!

MizFit — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 08:39:48 GMT

Ill take extra cheese...

Comment on Moving!

Melissa Lee — Sun, 06 Jul 2008 10:03:04 GMT

Hey, I'll follow you anywhere. Anyone that would take a pic of themselves on an exercise machine is my kinda woman.

Thanks for visiting me last week.
Melissa at Stretch Marks

Comment on Moving!

Pam — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 12:31:00 GMT

I could never roll my eyes at you. You are one of the most intelligent persons I know. Blogs are evil. (Code wise) I have had a website for years no problem. I built a blog and within a month had issues. It's just a new game and I understand the frustrations. It's all a matter of finding where you are comfortable. It's like buying a car, some like Ford, some like Chevy. I mean, I drive a Dodge, but only because I can't afford a Ford right now! I would much rather DRIVE the Ford! Anyhow... I will bookmark ya my friend. And I will bring Starbucks coffee to the blog party. We can sip it and discuss where to put the furniture.

Comment on The Good E. Nuff Chronicles: My Neighborhood

Karen — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 09:45:03 GMT

What a wonderful neighborhood - and a beautiful garden just across the fence!

You're right about a thankful heart. When we found out we were having a 3rd son rather than another daughter I was not as happy as I could have been. And then I remembered all those times I'd told people that we hoped for a girl but if God chose to bless us with another son we'd thank Him for that, too. But I wasn't. So I did. I didn't mean it at first, but out of duty I thanked Him for another boy. And by the end of the day I was so excited about it that I was beaming. God blesses obedience in wonderful ways.

Comment on The Good E. Nuff Chronicles: My Neighborhood

Laura — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 13:29:37 GMT

It is amazing what we can learn when we take the time to.... and amazing how God will place us where we need to be when we need to be there and will provide what we wanted all the time even though we seem to have issues with the seeing of it... Love the neighbors garden... it looks like we are about to lose another HUGE tree... it is leaning badly and I am afraid its gonna take out too tall jones :( this lack of rain is NOT good here.
Do lead me by the hand when you move your blog :) HUGS Laura
HAPPY 4th!

Comment on The Good E. Nuff Chronicles: My Neighborhood

Pam — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 08:36:13 GMT

Dear Checkered,

Some of us stick sticks in the ground because we have no hope of growing things but we just want to feel like we have planted something. Were you spying on my yard?!

Mapper

Comment on The Good E. Nuff Chronicles: My Neighborhood

Ladies of the House — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 14:53:44 GMT

Thank you for the great post reminding me to be grateful for what I have. It is always so easy to look around at what I feel like I am missing instead of the great things being showered on me everyday.

Your neighbor's yard is beautiful!

Kris

Comment on The Good E. Nuff Chronicles: My Neighborhood

Checkered — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 10:09:39 GMT

Don't be fooled by the picture of the little tree. Today, it has no leaves. We might as well have stuck a stick in the ground.

Comment on The Good E. Nuff Chronicles: My Neighborhood

Pam — Thu, 03 Jul 2008 09:29:12 GMT

My yard is ugly, but I live on a street with three churches, in a small town. My neighbors are nice, most of whom I either grew up with or knew my whole life. The exception is the Methodist preacher's family across the street. I feel blessed. The kids are different though, The Boy doesn't play much here outside with them. I feel bad about that. The are his age, but he seems so much more mature than them all. But, it's a safe place and I know compared to the millions of other places it's wonderful. I think sometimes you just have to focus on the good where you live. I know my son has open spaces to run right up the road in the fields where I grew up at my parents. And I know he is safe here on his street. I thank God for that each day. Your tree looks tons better than anything I could ever attempt to grow! I kill things.