wishvis Blog Comments (52)

RE: what u think

Wallops and Capri, both your comments are wonderful, and spoke for me too!

RE: fabulously flawed....

You are such a Honey, usha! Buzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!

RE: fabulously flawed....

A lovely blog full of lovely girls (and a fine gent!), so I just had to drop by to bathe in all the sweetness and laughs!

Apologies for my having nothing very interesting to add!

RE: "SEASON OF THE WITCH"

Donovan... a fave from way back!

Loved the story!

RE: nostalgia

Ahh yes... the good old days!

I liked some of Glen's stuff, but those that stick more in my mind were early Neil Young and early John Denver. Loved it!

My very first favourites were Cat Stevens and Donovan.

Those were glory days of balladeers, but I've been really happy to see a resurgence in recent years with the likes of Jack Johnson and others.

Thanks for the memories, Loulou

RE: Evolution

RE: morning ladies.....

Maybe that is with Australian summer daylight saving (which has now finished)? Because it is only 01:25am in Melbourne right now (00:55am here)...

What a fun idea! But then I'll be too tired to write my essay (for Uni) tomorrow! So I think I need to be a boring student tonight and get my beauty sleep!

But before I go... a nightcap!

RE: morning ladies.....

No... it's only 00:36am here now

But you're right... I should!

RE: morning ladies.....

@Amorn
Shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!

Oh well... ...too late now!

RE: morning ladies.....

Is that shy innocence, Amorn?

RE: morning ladies.....

@Amorn
So I see you finally got round to watching it!

And did you really mean "desert", or "dessert"?

RE: morning ladies.....

Oooops!

RE: morning ladies.....

Did you mean?

RE: its my birthday

Hahaha... they already did!

RE: its my birthday

Well, Moud, perhaps someone younger and less manly might brighten your party much more, and I'm sure they'll be along presently, but in the meantime I wish you a...

V E R Y * H A P P Y * B I R T H D A Y ! ! !

RE: Watching Human Behavior

@Sands
You are most gracious, good sir!

RE: "AND THATS THE WAY IT IS"..("DECISIONS")

@Loulou
Yes, education (not hysteria) from early ages about such realities is paramount.

Along with education about relationships (what they should and shouldn't be), and the ability to really think about what we believe in (ethics).

RE: "AND THATS THE WAY IT IS"..("DECISIONS")

What else can I say other than

RE: Watching Human Behavior

Ain't that the truth!

RE: Gullible

Gee, I never would have guessed!

And about pretty much anything meaningful it appears...

RE: Gullible

@Ken:
"Somewhat unfocussed"? Hilarious!

So you prefer pure semantics and irrelevancy to the arguments actually offered?

For any rational, caring person, execution is but legally sanctioned murder. The language (murder) is appropriate to the nature of the punishment, rather than hiding it behind some cloak of civility (execution).

Such a blind adherence (as you display) to any specific "legality" is incredibly dangerous and narrow-minded, and the very foundation of exactly the kind of brutality being discussed.

The people we (well, most of us) consider most highly today would cringe at your words. Ghandi, Mandela et al.

Good on you for passing the buck on to others to argue, Ken, because your arguments were truly abysmal. It's hard to believe you even read my post with any comprehension.

@tatami
Why would anyone deny them the chance of proving their rehabilitation? That's what execution does, unfortunately! I am under the impression that they have been observed quite intently, and people (with open eyes) are very impressed with what they have done.

RE: where there is life , there is movements

Caring for and watching someone we love losing their independence can be so very difficult.

Your Dad is blessed to have such a caring daughter. Best wishes to both of you!