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     Louie writes to her friend in Florida after she got a letter from her.

Thursday, November 2, 2006, 10:58 a.m., C.S.T.~


Dear Betty Jo~


I will  make this short; am on break, have a half hour to go before I have to clock back in to go to work. My break seemed to fly by today!


I am sorry to hear that your youngest boy almost died as a result of that virus, but I am happy to learn that he is back home and is on the mend! It could have very easily been tragic; God was watching out for you, and for that I can only praise Him! He deserves all the praise we can give Him! :)


I am glad that you guys didn't have it nearly as bad as your youngest; but I was sorry to learn that you had it. I had it, but thankfully, my husband or my kids didn't get it. Again, more praise to the God Almighty! :)


I was sorry to learn of the terrible accident on your street. That is awful! I pray that those precious  little boys make it, and of course, I will keep the family lifted up in prayer! Such a shame; I feel the exact same way about alcohol and driving behind the wheel drunk as you do. I say lock up the repeat offenders for life (with absolutely no chance for parole!), and as for the repeat offenders, I'd make them visit any family that they changed as a result of their ill ways and see for themselves the pain the families have to endure day after day. I wouldn't go as far as cutting the arms off the drivers; but I would make them realize that driving and alcohol do NOT mix. PERIOD.


I am for abolishing alchohol too. I wish they'd outlaw it. There are too many drunken fools who don't need to be out there, and alcohol or alcoholism is only asking for trouble and heartbreak down the road. I know; I have seen it in action, and it is never a pretty picture!


I can understand your anger. You probably knew the family of which you spoke. I will be praying for them, and I will even have my church, Christ Community Assembly of God, pray for them. They need a miracle, and God is, I am happy to say, is still in the Miracle Making Business! He is very good at that sort of thing--and so much more! :)


Well, I am going to scoot. I have to get ready to go back to my job. I have five patients I am taking care of, and they are keeping me hopping! But I am still having a good day, and I hope it continues!


God bless, and write again when you can. Please kep me up to date on that family's situation; I want to know how they are doing, and I would like to send a card of encouragement to them. I think that is the Christian thing to do, and I am all for helping others! :)


(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tennessee, Louie May. :D


 

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Reviewed by Randall Barfield 11/3/2006
Full of concern. Thanks for sharing. Cheers
Reviewed by H. Lena Jones 11/2/2006
I don't understand why anyone has to drink, Karen. As far as I'm concerned, it screws up their faculties and renders them incapable of making rational and quick decisions, plus their behaviour is embarrassing to self and others. Huuummmm!
Anyway, another clever write!

God Bless
LOL
Lena
Reviewed by Kate Burnside 11/2/2006
Real solidarity to spend every waking moment in ministry to the needs of others - whether bodily, emotionally or spiritually. Much truth in the old adage, "a problem shared is a problem halved" - or at least, as in this case, a great way to share the heavy load. Your portrayal of interpersonal relationships between those whose lives are lived in service to others is second to none, Karen. TY and bless you, Kate xx
Reviewed by ~ Holly Harbridge 11/2/2006
Very well written. A powerful story! God Bless, Holly
Reviewed by Michelle Kidwell Power In The Pen 11/2/2006
An excellent write here Karen, alchol does horrible things to people
God Bless
Michelle!
Reviewed by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner 11/2/2006
Karen,

Alcohol is insidious; I know. I'm an alcoholic, as you know--thank GOD I've been sober 23 years. A powerful, heartfelt cry of compassion and action on behalf of Louisiana's pen. BRAVA! Well done.

(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.
Reviewed by Peter Paton 11/2/2006
Karen

Louie is always all action, with irrepresible dynamism and vim..
And I agree, maybe we should bring back the Prohibition !

God Bless

Peter
Reviewed by Felix Perry 11/2/2006
Interesting letter and one with a good moral lesson attached, although I do not agree with the abolishment of liquor for that was tried in past and failed miserably I do believe the sentences for offences committed under the influence should be stronger.

Fee

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