The name alone raised my hackles. I dislike intensely calling women girls --
especially in the media. Thank God newscasters haven't said that as most of
the US Gold Medals thus far are from women athletes.
And when I saw the cast, sigh, overly made up, bloom off the rose/hard, and
crossed
You really hit it, my dear one, Akua;
The superficiality, the set scenes and sequences, the uniformity of light,
sound, of character interactions, all preprogrammed, that make it like
eating spam.
So sorry for your pain and additional mental burdens caused by this
unrelenting superficiality and
Thanks for grokking me, Dalton!
Yes, real adults and genuine and lived-in personalities.
This week has been full of joy, though.
The heat relented --- we've had 50 degree nights after 80 degree days.
I had company and got to share and show off new recipes (gazpacho and salmon
fritters).
You raise some valid pointsmy daughter is ten she has been paralyzed
since she was an infant. We met the youngest member of this cast and she
was so excited. I appreciate that being on TV affords liberties the rest
of us do not have. But to my daughter the name girls softens it for her to
Auti is the former dancer who crashed after selling her body for money. She's a
paraplegic.
Angela, the quadriplegic, a former model, had those stem cell treatments in
Panama ( I think) which restored she said lots of function.
She had the money to undergo this back then -- about a decade ago.
Hi Akua,
Angela's husband (Dustin Nguyen)went back to Viet Nam where he was
born,mostly to do martial arts films She went with him,but decided to leave
because anyone with a disability is treated poorly and looked down on. She left
him by choice,then seemed upset when he visited and said he
Akua,
The public typically turns a blind eye when confronted with someone who
is different, disfigured or disabled - if I don't see it, it's not
there. To air it out in the open on national television puts it right
there in their face... and it helps the curious understand a little
better
Jim,
I am not in a wheel chair, but I am really proud of what you are about to do!
Take it slow and easy – the water is buoyant and will help you.
Janice
From: Cindy McLeroy
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2012 9:17 PM
To: James Berg ; a...@artfarm.com
Cc: tmic-l...@eskimo.net
Subject: Re:
Where did you see that Auti sold her body?
On the show.
Not to belabor this, but it was Auti's description of what she did the
day/night of her wreck, something she regretted… she seemed to suggest that
her guilt about this, is what led her to the accident, that she was
upset/ashamed and not
Well you certainly have offended me!
I wrote about A SHOW and you've resorted to character assassination.
I said NOTHING about ANYONE'S PERSONALITY or situation
nor unlike you, did I DEMEAN or CASTIGATE ANYONE!
I don't know What ATTITUDE you talk about. Your passive aggressive nasty
Akua:
I don't write much, but, yes, this was a bit of a low blow.
I couldn't read the whole thing, because I know it is a mistake to
react that way on our site.
The problem may be that that we are all kinda sick in the mind
sometimes, and perhaps this person just goofed up.
I hope you
Akua,
Again, I apologize for offending you... having never walked in your
shoes, I'm sorry your situation seems so desperate. I'm sure it's
challenging to figure out ways around the inadequate services your area
seems to have. But must you knock others for having them?
You are certainly
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