This was so funny and silly. You might have to have a weird sense of humor to appreciate though!

This weather is perfect reading weather. I just finished "The Road". I really enjoyed it. I don't have anymore books that interest me enough to pick up. Maybe I will rent Brokeback Mountain tonight. I have been a shameless fan of "The Real Housewives of Orange County". The finale was last night. I can't wait for "Madmen" and "The Riches" to come back on TV.
Does anyone have a good book to suggest? No Nora Roberts or Crime mysteries. They bore me. Just a really well written book. Margeret Atwood is a favorite of mine but she hasn't got a book out I haven't read. Suggestions????

I am so depressed today. I want to run away from I don't know what. Is it just me? I've been having some thoughts on different stuff. Who will the running mates be? Do we have such poor choices for President because no one significant (I don't have any idea on who that would be),  wants the job in this time of war and recession? My dad who I respect immensely says he is voting for Edwards. Now I am thinking of switching to him just because of my dads uncanny ability to read people. My husband got laid off etc. I just want to run away. I am blue.

My house was burglarized June 2006. The local meth lowlife stole every piece of jewelry regardless of value from me. I went to our local pawn shop last week and staring at me were two of my rings. Guess what- I called the police and a sheriff met me at our local pawn shop and yes the first thing our local pawn shop owner says when he pulls the pawn slip is"this woman who brought these in is a real lowlife". Well I was told by this sheriff that I had to BUY my own STOLEN rings back at our local pawn shops asking price! Well of course I paid but I am so angry . Does this sound like a fair deal to any of you? Have you heard of this? So I guess if they find known stolen merchandise at the pawn shop the victum of the crime will have to buy back their stuff. The sheriff said sad but true.

Do you think you

have Mental Illness

in your family?

Announcing a free 12 week class for

family and friends of people with

severe mental illness:

Schizophrenia              Borderline Personality Disorder

Bi-Polar Disorder        ; Major Depression      

Obsessive-compulsive Disorder

Panic Disorder

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Family-to-Family is structured to help family members understand & support their loved ones while maintaining their own well-being. It will change your life.

The class covers the different illnesses, medications, communications skills, advocacy & self-help.

Meet other family members learning to cope.

Call Now for Details:  859-1612 or 364-6134 Class starts Thur. Jan. 10, 2008

Para clases en español, llamar 852-1129

 

6:30 – 9:00 PM

SPONSORED BY:

NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness), NAMI California   

Kern County Mental Health System of Care

Eli Lilly and Company