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Dear Louisiana: I Have A Bone To Pick With You.... (Donna Oliver Writes)
by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado
Thursday, March 16, 2006

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     Donna Oliver is annoyed at Louisiana Sandusky because she is tired of reading just about Johnny and Roneee' 's problems when she has other children to worry about.

Thursday, March 16, 2006, 8:42 a.m., E.S.T.~

Dear Louie~

I have grown to love you, but I have a bone to pick with you.

You have fifty three children you take care of, most with special needs. I have noticed, in the last several letters, you concentrate on only two of them (Johnny and Ronee'). Why? Don't the other kids matter?

From reading your book, the others have worse problems. Why do you concentrate on only these two? It seems that to me that you don't care for them as much as you do Johnny and Ronee'. You are only going to cause strife between the other children if this keeps up (that, and resentment).

You always brag on Ronee'  's accomlishments as a young Cajun singer. That is understandable. I know you are proud of her. Don't the others have talents, interests, or hobbies as well? I would love to hear more about what interests Johnny, Gemini, Roberto, or any of the others have! Aren't they doing well in school? What are their favorite classes? What friends do they have, and what movies do they like? What are some of their favorite books? I would like to know!

I personally think you shouldn't have adopted the others. If you aren't going to talk about them, why even bother? I am getting tired of hearing about just Johnny and Ronee', and I am sure there are others here that feel the same way as I do (I am just the first one to mention this). Please, in future letters, mention the accomplishments of the other children, not just Johnny and Ronee'! It isn't the Sandusky family; it's the Johnny and Ronee' family!

Well, I wanted to mention this, so as to bring it to your attention. I hope you aren't mad at me for doing this, but someone had to mention it!

Try to have a good day, and let me know what you think!

~With best regards, Donna Oliver in Smyrna, Georgia.

 
    

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Reviewed by Carole Mathys 3/16/2006
Eagerly awaiting Louie's response...interesting turn of events Karen, excellent writing
love and peace, Carole
Reviewed by Peter Paton 3/16/2006
It's a tough one Karen...:)
There is an element of truth in what Donna says, your other 51 children do merit a mention or two on their own accomplishments and enterprizes...
It will be very interesting to see the response to this challenge by Donna
Love and Hugs
Peter
Reviewed by Birgit and Roger Pratcher 3/16/2006
Donna just needs a reality check, don't she realise that Ronne and Johnny are having special problems at this time, it is only natural to tell a trusted friend about your biggest worries, guess Donna is not one of those trusted and understanding friends. Great write Karen!!! (You do have the best ideas for your plots!)
Love, Birgit and Roger
Reviewed by Mr. Ed 3/16/2006
Some people are just never satisfied - no matter what you do!
Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner 3/16/2006
Karen,

"Ruh-Row!" LOL How's Louie going to respond to this?? An interesting challenge...and excellent letter.

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.

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