Dear Mr. Magill,
I agree with you on several points. The neighborhood where that poor kid
was shot knows who is doing what and all the showboating for the cameras is
not going to change the quality of life for those children.
Children in public school today carry lots of baggage. It's not like
For the past 2 and a half years I have been involved in infertility treatment and seen
the misery of couples who can not conceive. Some of this couples eventually choose to
live a childless life because they simply can't have a child, no matter how many
medically invasive, expensive and humiliat
Put some of that excessive
communication energy to work.
oh Fred, stop sounding so peevish.
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<...Oh, and for what it's worth, neither my partner nor myself have
ever had any children, although if it had been legal when we were
younger,
we would have adopted...>
and those kids would have been damned lucky too,
Fred!!! Now I think of it, do you want to adopt
me?
San
At 02:44 PM 2/12/2004 -0500, Knight, Sandra \(US - Philadelphia\) wrote:
<...Actually I do not disagree that children are the future and need
nurturing
from everyone. That is why I am in the business that I am...>
Good grief Wilma,
Of course, I would hope that we all agree with you about the impo
n 12 Feb, 2004, at 11:51, Wilma de Soto wrote:
As a teacher in the Philadelphia Public Schools for more than 25
years and as a childless person, I feel I must take issue with some of
the points in the article you have posted.
My experience has been for all the talk abut “Children are the
Futu
FX Winkler references the following:
Parents are systematically more likely to think of the future of our planet
> and our society, because their children and the prospect of further
> generations of descendants give them a long-term stake in that future.
> Childless people, in the knowledge that
--- FX Winkler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Taken verbatim from:
>
> http://www.adequacy.org/stories/2001.7.18.234716.107.html
>
> Parents are systematically more likely to think of the future of our planet
> and our society, because their children and the prospect of further
> generations of des
<...Actually I do not disagree that children are the future and need
nurturing
from everyone. That is why I am in the business that I am...>
Good grief Wilma,
Of course, I would hope that we all agree with you about the importance
of children and the importance of their nurturing. We just don't
