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Re: 16-year-old pastor's son arrested for shooting parents - ExChristian.Net - News and Opinion

clair — Mon, 22 Oct 2007 21:21:00 -0000

wife of stronger-now says---- so the fuck what, some of the best-angry-pissed off men I've KNOWN have been been sons of preacher-men. They are so pissed, I love it. Untill they start killing, whatever, sorry everyone, being such a jaded bitch, I can't seem to help myself from being a smart-ass, p.s. I'm not sorry, love you guys, Clair

Re: 16-year-old pastor's son arrested for shooting parents - ExChristian.Net - News and Opinion

clair — Mon, 22 Oct 2007 21:30:00 -0000

Stronger now is from Ohio, I might add..... C

Re: African Christians declare war on child witches - ExChristian.Net - News and Opinion

clair — Sun, 16 Dec 2007 10:52:00 -0000

Please, Christians, don't leave me wondering any longer. I'm sure you have the sound reasoning for these children. Be still and know that the Lord has a plan for you life (you say in a prophetic way to the skinny acid dipped child)and just keep the faith in Jesus, he will never put more on you than you can handle (you have to yell this one to be heard over the screams of the burning ones). Let us now retire to our prayer (pyre) closets where we will contemplate the Lord's will in our REAL lives(unlike the Africans who are not REAL). Enjoy your sweet life Christians, nothing to worry about. Gaze always toward the heavens, this could be the great day when everyone who disagrees with you will be set on fire. What satisfaction for you, yes, you will truly be happy then. I guess orgasmic with pleasure in your torturing. So happy.

Re: Retired pastor sentenced to prison for molestation - ExChristian.Net - News and Opinion

clair — Mon, 31 Dec 2007 22:22:00 -0000

Hi Tim, and everyone, did you know that when you use a child for your own sexual pleasure for sixty seconds, or any amount of time at all, that thirty years from that moment the grown child will still act on that shame? It ruins marriages, families, any trust for others, it will make the future miserable for so many. It is the pain of myself and my children that pays the price for someone's selfishness toward my husband many years ago. I'm sure, Tim, that you are safe in the knowledge that the little slut was asking for it. Come to me Tim, and I will give you thanks on her behalf, on my knees, darling. And you will never forget it, if you survive me. Love, Clair

Re: Daughter of Christian music star killed by car - ExChristian.Net - News and Opinion

clair — Sun, 25 May 2008 11:24:00 -0000

I agree with WhateverLolawants, and Bill, "I just don't get the mindset"
I have no further comment only because I have two small children and hearing about someone else's tragedy like this makes me sick. I will hug my kids today until they complain of my smothering them. Clair

Re: Stronger now - Testimonies of Ex-Christians

clair — Thu, 14 Jun 2007 22:05:00 -0000

Yes, indeed, all hail Fred. Hey, I am married to the Stronger Now guy. He certainly exists, and he sure has a voice, and he weighs about 220 pounds, and is a nice man. But it is not too late to put him in an institution. C

Re: I'm in a very lonely place right now - Testimonies of Ex-Christians

clair — Thu, 14 Jun 2007 21:29:00 -0000

Please don't worry ladies, there are plenty of us. I notice people more now that I'm not in the religious fog anymore. There is usually someone else looking around while someone is praying, and then we can feel comfortable together. It is not nice to make gagging noises or roll your eyes and laugh, just feign illness and leave, go home, say a prayer to yourself, thank yourself for waking up before accidentaly wasting your whole life. Don't forget to pay yourself that ten percent! C

Re: I lost my faith in Bible college - Testimonies of Ex-Christians

clair — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 21:53:00 -0000

To gigi, and whoever, I am the wife of "stonger now". I am not at all like him, something I am reminded of daily. Anyway, I loved church my whole adult life and it came to an end in the past couple of years. I know the KJV backward and forward, thee's and thou's, and he begat this one and he begat that one. It means that the much un-requited love of God-of-the-Bible did nothing, and is still doing nothing. The five plus hours that I used to spend praying to dead air was unanswered, and I actually was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, a fun disease to have. I wish you every joy, with your tooth grinding, and sideways glancing at us that are hell bound. Each day, I take a few minutes to ask the Lord Jesus to reveal himself in any way, and then the Father, when his son responds not. Then finally, "Satan, Lucifer, Devil, are you there, show yourself you disgusting piece of crap I've heard so much about?"
No response from any of those bastardly, ill-equipped for reality, bits of someone's sorry imaginings.
May you, who know everything, be sent to the far reaching edge of shopping mall, to hold someone's money and never be allowed to spend any. -C-

Re: I have never been happier - Testimonies of Ex-Christians

clair — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 21:01:00 -0000

I'm so glad you are awake now, and doing considerably better. It can be such a long and difficult road, especially if if you don't have someone to trust and talk to. We do the very best we can. Take care of yourself,-C-

Re: I have never been happier - Testimonies of Ex-Christians

clair — Sun, 22 Jul 2007 14:48:00 -0000

I am very glad for you, that you are free. Also I'm very sorry for the loss of the other babies. I have two children and at first really struggled with the worry of what to teach them to believe. What has worked for me is to teach my oldest (7) to think for herself. We live in an extreme southern baptist area, and public school teachers teach out of the bible frequently, and pray a lot. I do not take any choice away, to pray or not, and I don't promote atheism as a die hard religion. I have noted that some do, and sometimes leave a child to fight the atheist fight alone at school as they will be. It is not a religion, or fight to pick. It is making sure a child learns to and is allowed to think for themselves. A strong mind is the best thing a parent can nurture, certainly better than ten million trips to any church. Allow a child to think for one's self, and they will. C

Re: Christianity: the ultimate free-card - Testimonies of Ex-Christians

clair — Fri, 02 Nov 2007 21:00:00 -0000

Dan, I'm glad for you that you have the answers. The Christians that I work with suggested today that we get back to Saturday afternoon hangings at the town square, and vigilante justice. Some people are nice, some are mean, but everyone thinks they are correct in their judgement of others. Are you, Dan? Do you stand in judgement of me or my family? Your smug yammerings shall be returned to you many times, and you will grind your teeth to dust in your mouth in frustration. We are unimportant to you, don't trouble yourself longer than you already have. But what better way to spend your time, and days than fighting online with this bunch of no-account hell bound folks? Always trudging sadly and wearily toward the grave for Jesus, yes? I look forward to the peace and quiet, no heaven, no hell, just a box, some velvet, a nice soft pillow, whatever jewelery the grave-robbers don't like.(I don't wear jewelery, they will be so disappointed) Just kidding, I'm actually going in the jar. Then stronger-now can pour me out into the Savannah river. He will have been drinking at the Moon River brewing company, so when he dumps me out and I swirl back into his face, he will get choked on me and fall in. He will hit his head on the Waving-Girl statue, and expire, sadly becoming just another bloated corpse. But this will sweeten your stay in the eternal Mall of America in the sky. Because you tried, dear God, you tried. (I've been with S.N. for fifteen years, he never stops his arguing. Or, he has not yet.)Whatever guys, wear yourselves out.

Re: I left god for good - Testimonies of Ex-Christians

clair — Sun, 25 Nov 2007 09:47:00 -0000

Good for you, and congratulations on finding freedom! Of all the problems that humans face, why would we also choose to spend time (hours)muttering to the invisible nothing. Then, take classes to learn to do it better. All the best to you, and may you gain strength in the human walk, as opposed to the painful mincing gait to the front of the church for the crying festival. Love and care, Clair

Re: Cutting the tie that binds - Testimonies of Ex-Christians

clair — Sat, 22 Dec 2007 22:34:00 -0000

Anon poster, thanks, that clears it up for me. All these years, and to think all I needed to do was regurgitate what I just healed myself of, and once again live in fear of every breath. I did miss the pain a bit, like every good christian woman should. Again, thanks. And may it be returned to you thousand times ten.

Re: The Bible was not the product of some deity - Testimonies of Ex-Christians

clair — Mon, 07 Jan 2008 08:48:00 -0000

It is always a wonderful thing to read about the spouse listening and seeing reason. Not many can let go of the stubborn prideful behaviors that are usually taught as part of the indoctrination. Thank you for your post, and good job picking your wife, she must be a great person. Good luck with real life, Clair

Re: I was paralyzed by the fear of hell - Testimonies of Ex-Christians

clair — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 11:13:00 -0000

Yes, I remember when my second child was born and three months later my mother reminded me of the importance of baptism, "because what if something happened and then you know where the baby would go!"
I guess she meant actual HELL, not purgatory, she is Lutheran not Catholic. The scales were falling from my eyes already, about the whole bullshitting mess, but after a few years I can say that the threat of my baby going to hell because I didn't hurry up and take him immediately to church and promise god that I would continue the indoctrination for the next generation, really helped me. Helped me to figuratively vomit out every bit of nonsense and silly bible rules ever forced down my throat in the first place. The horrid, rancid pile of puke is in the coat closet just inside the church, inside a mop bucket. I knew they would want me to save it to use in the next 29 years of sermons.

Re: A Biblical crisis of faith - Testimonies of Ex-Christians

clair — Sun, 06 Apr 2008 05:23:00 -0000

Hi. I need to point out how much easier it is for me to be married to an atheist, instead of begining a struggle to live with someone who is not ready to see reason. All of the people who wake up, throw off the heavy yoke of JC only to watch a sleeping loved one continue to drag that mothermucker, sadly trudging to the promised land timeshare that will never solidify, very sad.
Good luck to sharing with the rest of the family, and I'm glad you have a wife you can share your thoughts with, and one that is not afraid to think. It means a lot, ask any one of the many who must live instead with frustration. Clair, off to make Stronger Now a cup of coffee........

Re: Pi: 3.14159265... - Testimonies of Ex-Christians

clair — Sat, 10 May 2008 04:38:00 -0000

Hey, I guess I must now change my general opinion that everyone is stubborn as hell and no one listens to anything. A few people have posted about helping a spouse and having the loved one wake up to reality. This gives me hope for others, including some on this site that are at wits end with their significant other. Clair

Re: Sent parents home without dinner - Testimonies of Ex-Christians

clair — Sun, 18 May 2008 08:28:00 -0000

Once again, these fine people can so easily show me the error of my ways. 1. Read my bible. I will get the new one though, because the Lord must have added to it since last time I read it. 2.Don't follow family. Got it. 3.Bring religion to the forefront of any conversation, in fact, throw it in the face of everyone you come in contact with. Especially if they don't ask. UNLESS YOU ARE AN ATHEIST. Insist, and never listen. Got it! Thanks again.

Re: Frustrated with Christian in-laws - Testimonies of Ex-Christians

clair — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 10:43:00 -0000

I know what he was thinking, in the way of "But this person loves me so much, everything will be okay" because I've been there. Love really screws up any kind of rational thinking and can turn you into a drooling half-wit. The best things that could happen: 1.You move far away from in-laws 2.You don't move but spouse has their own awakening 3. Your spouse has such a respect for you that there is no anger at you for not sharing their beliefs. Plus, no two-faced behavior on the part of the spouse.
We are human, and we want what we want right now, which often leads us to believe we can force things to go our way. But I can see how a person can actually try to love a hateful christian if they are the parent of your spouse. The emotional burden can be so heavy, so please have an emotional outlet (thank Dave for this site) to avoid heartbreak. Thanks for your story! Clair

Re: Atheist finds god! (But it's not what you think) - ExChristian.Net - Articles

clair — Sun, 22 Jul 2007 14:18:00 -0000

Thank you for this great post, very thought provoking. It is incredibly irritating to work with people able to get away with anything as long as they invoke the name of God, or some jabbering speech about how they never would have made it without jeebus. I don't attempt to point out their mistake because I need a job to support my family, I simply wait for them to shut up, sometimes I manage to change the subject. C

Re: You're bloody lucky to be alive - ExChristian.Net - Articles

clair — Sun, 22 Jul 2007 13:44:00 -0000

Yes indeed, very interesting. I will be needing a dollar later, speaking of entertainment, thanks. C

Re: Stop looking at imperfect people; look at 'GOD' instead - ExChristian.Net - Articles

clair — Tue, 25 Sep 2007 19:29:00 -0000

Yes, I agree, now only intresting in a car wreck sort of way. No, the dead oppossum interesting. I look over at stronger now, put a finger to my lips, and whisper "shhh, it's sleeping". Good for a dry joke, but also gross as it's beginning to stink. Clair (the wife)

Re: Misquoting Jesus by Bart Ehrman - ExChristian.Net - Articles

clair — Sun, 18 May 2008 10:19:00 -0000

Blessed, wow. I am in awe of your supreme intellect. Yes, how sad we are indeed. Sad and ignorant, and lost. Lost! But you have shown me the way, the truth and the life. All by being smug in your knowledge, which you have lorded over me so well. I bet you feel great. You did say you were sad, though. You mean smug. See you soon when Jesus comes back. Or never. Clair (wife of Stronger Now)

Re: I think it is time to step out of my cocoon - ExChristian.Net - Articles

clair — Fri, 21 Dec 2007 21:25:00 -0000

Okay, Darling, next time we will carry out your diabolical plan. Fuck driving the float. My husband (already looks like Christ) wearing the diaper and one sandal, screams when they try to nail him to the stick. (Other heathens are playing Roman soldiers, who yell back and tell him to shut the fuck up and take it like a man)Fake blood arcs high into the crowd, spattering everyone. Children look confused, asking parents why are they killing that man? Jebus breaks away, leaps up, takes off down the street, gross and swearing, squirting blood everywhere. "No, No, No, I changed my mind, fuck you people!" He zigzags between cars, other floats, always barely avoiding the grasping soilders, who scream at him to return and be murdered properly. In the end, Jesus hijacks Santa and refuses to climb down from the old mans lap until the Romans say, "Okay, Goddammit, come on and we'll get you a candy apple, and they do, and they leave after this production as quickly as possible. How's that, dear husband?

Re: Happy Xmas - ExChristian.Net - Articles

clair — Mon, 24 Dec 2007 17:23:00 -0000

Yes, this certainly does bring an emotional response even from the icy hearted me. Much more so than at the play I went to last night where they mashed together the easter play and christmas. A bunch of rednecks kicked the crap out of JC and killed him, the emotions were there in the fundie crowd. It really was pure art, because these people belive so strongly. I was thinking while the church folk were crying, about the many people everywhere that would be helped if everyone focused on reality. Focusing on people hurting now, hungry and cold now. Not 2000+ years ago, and right now we are here. Anyway, many thanks to Dave, our lives are improved in the here and now because of you, and also thank you to all the people trying to do your best and seek logic. C

Re: It's strange isn't it? - ExChristian.Net - Articles

clair — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 09:52:00 -0000

What is strange is all the groveling. Often, customers and co-workers will say how sorry they are for not going to church last Sunday, not this and not that for jebus. They saddest thing was when a little old lady was saying to one of my co-workers(jebus fan, hellfire n brimstone)that she was afraid that she might not REALLY be saved, what if she had done something wrong? The bitch she was asking advice from told her she better go to church that Sunday, she just better. The poor old lady is really sick, and she is lucky to be able to go anywhere at all, much less to church to write a goddamn check for Real Assurrance of Salvation, I supppose. I have begun telling people to relax, stop apologizing all the time, and live your life as best you can. They are driving me nuts, the way they make one another feel worse about all that fake nonsense. Clair

Re: Love for fellow human beings - ExChristian.Net - Articles

clair — Mon, 19 May 2008 22:12:00 -0000

We left the faith after being married for a pretty long time, but within a few years of each other. We each follow our own path. We annoy one another not too much, so the marriage has survived.
I agree, the subconcious fear that the Christian carries around is what keeps them in line.
Fear of the Holy Ghost, BOO!
Fear of being horribly wrong, Boo!
Clair

Re: Love for fellow human beings - ExChristian.Net - Articles

clair — Tue, 20 May 2008 21:38:00 -0000

PJ, no one is attacking you, or calling you names. You are here, with your thoughts and feelings, to explain how hateful we are for not believing the way you do. You are quite sneaky, though that did not last, now did it. Explain it again, how backward and lost I am in the way of miracles. Do it in a condesending way, make me feel sad to live here in America, where some people still kill their kids with prayer and refusal of medical attention. If they had loaded that kid into a plane bound for China, or Africa, where they really do believe in miracles correctly, she would still live. Remember as you explain your views, that I am not an intelligent adult woman, loving and careful with people both young and very old. I am simply an annoyance to you, PJ. Only an ignorant child, desperate for you to set me on the right path.
P.S. I have a cousin who sells rattlesnakes for worship services. Would you like to hold one? Don't worry, you're completely safe if you are bitten, the Word says so.
Clair

Re: New Daft Punk – One More Time (Rynecologist Remix)

clair — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 22:12:06 -0000

you dont even know how much i love you right now. oh my god this is the hottness

Re: Honeybees at risk

clair — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 18:34:24 -0000

I am fortunate to have attended two of four all-day beekeeping workshops at Tesuque Pueblo, with Les Crowder as the instructor. Denise's excellent article clearly describes some of the severe consequences of NOT employing sustainable agricultural methods. The food crisis that is now part of the daily news will only become worse if we don't produce and protect healthy pollinators. "All we are saying is, give bees a chance."
Susan Clair

Re: Honeybees at risk

clair — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 18:34:24 -0000

Re: Cradles of hope, with love to Africa

clair — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 05:02:45 -0000

In her article, Denise Tessier captured the essence of this extraordinary exhibit. I visited the Cradle Project exhibit with an out-of-state friend, and we were both very moved by the concept, objectives, and creative installations. The combined efforts of Naomi Natale and the participating artists represent their clear understanding and application of their roles as global citizens. Their efforts are admirable and can serve as models for others, as we too look for ways to help others and serve humanity---even across the artificially drawn boundaries of nationhood. --S.Clair

Re: Cradles of hope, with love to Africa

clair — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 05:02:45 -0000

Re: City’s ‘fatal gradualism’ stymies real progress

clair — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 14:56:05 -0000

Anyone contemplating a run for mayor in 2009, as well as those voting for the next mayor, would do well to read this article and take the posed questions to heart. As usual, VB Price has his finger on the pulse of the city, understands the planning dilemmas the metropolitan area is facing and will continue to face, and has the ability to offer wise and well-considered ideas that can benefit politicians, planners, and local residents.

By the way, it's great to be able to read VB's column again, post-Tribune.
S.Clair

Re: City’s ‘fatal gradualism’ stymies real progress

clair — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 14:56:05 -0000

Re: Science vs. God - Letters to the Webmaster

clair — Thu, 29 May 2008 22:36:00 -0000

I've seen my brain lots of times with MRI. Also, I had an EEG a few weeks ago and saw my brain waves after. The technician enjoyed pointing out the way the waves looked when I almost fell asleep. It's always exciting, my brain. Yes, I got this tripe e-mail a few years ago also, it actually satisfies those feeling so beneath the intellect of an authority figure. This sweet story is passed among those with a deep need to pat one another on the back, and say, "See, we are even smarter than this proffesor" and they push back the nagging feeling of doubt for a time.

Re: Handling death - Letters to the Webmaster

clair — Tue, 20 May 2008 22:32:00 -0000

Dominick, I am sorry you are hurting. I agree with many of these fine people, and the advice on dealing with grief. I have been to well over a hundred funerals, and the words from some jabbering minister never did anything at all. The funerals that I was desperately sad at, I simply held my true emotions in until I got to leave. I usually bite my tongue till it bleeds to keep quiet, or to keep from slapping someone for giving me the usual "At least they're in a better place." At my father's funeral I had a serious problem with that one because he was in a jar in the chapel. I kept trying not to yell in somebody's face, "You mean that jar? It seems kind of cramped to me!" I laughed until my eyes were all swollen and red, and I am quite sure my Dad would not have cared, he had a fairly sick sense of humor, that's where I got it. I'm hoping you can get through this okay, and then you can get back to peaceful again.
And Ryan, thanks for your thoughts on this and other subjects. You are amazing. Clair

Re: This site is such a disappointment - Letters to the Webmaster

clair — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 09:56:00 -0000

Okay! Thanks for stopping by then.
I can't be nice this day, I'm saving all my "nice" for next week when my mom visits. I have loosened a tooth already with practicing keeping my mouth shut.
Whenever I would come home from work, pissed and frustated after listening to fundie coworkers preach to one another, pat each other on the back, discuss the death of nonbelievers, they are sure they are right, no questions asked, I could come to this site, and I feel not so alone. There are many brilliant people here, I am honored to read their writings daily. Throwing cheap insults like "stupid" is the easy way if you want to throw rocks and run. My fundie coworkers say stupid like this,"Steeeuuuupiiiid!"
Please practice for proper effect.
Clair(the profoundly disappointing)

Re: True Christians don't ... - Letters to the Webmaster

clair — Thu, 03 Apr 2008 08:43:00 -0000

I thank you for your time, Gloria, in explaining to us how stupid we really are. I didn't realize it is an intellectual shortcoming that I have. I must have over-read the bible, I must have paid too much attention to all the sermons. Plus, I understand now that all the other people in church are doing the same thing, and are not even real Christians! Thank you again Gloria, You must feel so holy and sweet. Clair

Re: GOD SAID IT; I BELIEVE IT; END OF STORY - Letters to the Webmaster

clair — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 18:42:00 -0000

The VENTING not the heart attack. Although certain fundies can raise the bloood pressure quite a bit at times..

Re: GOD SAID IT; I BELIEVE IT; END OF STORY - Letters to the Webmaster

clair — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 18:39:00 -0000

Hi all. I must agree with freethinker on this, this is not something to discuss with her, if she brings it up then be gentle and kind to her, but honest with the idea of agree to disagree. Vent elsewhere. This does not mean creating another set of problems, just have someone to rant to when you feel on the verge of a coronary event. This site is great for that.

Re: I am a christian - Letters to the Webmaster

clair — Sun, 23 Mar 2008 10:40:00 -0000

Wayne, thank you for your excellent post. Nervous breakdown? A pastor was working on MY nerves just yesterday concerning some of my health problems. He is insisting that I will be healed if I come to the church and ask the elders to annoint me... if he keeps this up, I'm going to do something to shut him up, like whoring for Jebus. He is about 75, Im 33, if he lives maybe he'll at least leave me the hell alone.

Re: What if everyone stopped believing in god? - Letters to the Webmaster

clair — Sun, 28 Oct 2007 09:56:00 -0000

Hi everyone. Last week there was a beautiful rainbow visible to my place of buisness, in western NC. One of my co-workers started talking about the fact that God promised with the rainbow to never flood the earth again. She stated then, that she knew that it would not rain, because that is his way of telling us. It started raining in less than ten minutes. We are experiencing a drought, so we needed the 20 minutes of rain. You would think that would make her hush. But then I had to listen to yet another sermon on why God must really be angry with us to cause this extreme dry season, then on to why God is allowing California to burn up (sin), Katrina(sin)and here(sin). Then as someone passed by the window, commented "how can anyone call themselves an atheist, and look at such a rainbow". I took a breath to open my smart-ass mouth and start losing my job. I bit my lip and left the room before launching into a speech about prisms, water molecules, second-grade science. Working closely with these people sometimes gives me a headache, but it pays the bills. Would it be beautiful to a christian for my family and I to starve because I'm not a believer? To some, it most assuredly would.

Re: You really need to read the Bible! - Letters to the Webmaster

clair — Sun, 23 Sep 2007 18:10:00 -0000

Now, on to the real question at hand. Does our webmaster deserve to be tied to a chair? Probably. But not to have someone put him in a boredom coma. Please no, not the soul-twisting thee and thou manual. It would be a delicous piece of porn called "OUR EX-CHRISTIAN WEBMASTER, MASTER OF ALL, MASTER OF KINK" and the cover will show D looking worried from his place of bondage. Standing to each side will be beautiful but angry (school mistress, nurse, and of course at least one she-devil) women. What thinkest thou?

Re: Lame, illogical arguments - Letters to the Webmaster

clair — Sun, 22 Jul 2007 12:37:00 -0000

Please, first let me say please don't call anyone "sweetie". It is not nice, slightly demeaning as well. Also, she is not sweet at all in her embarrassing commentary. We, as atheists, or agnostics in some cases, do our best to treat our fellow humans with respect and dignity so that individual rights are not infringed, stepped on, spat on, or taken away because of non-agreement of a certain deity. If you do not agree with the website, it may be that you would begin to break all ten commandments with a fevered need, if the person, book, or established religion that currently runs your life and leads you, suddenly ceased to be. I am lead by no man, woman, deity, and I am very well. You, "un-sweetie, bitter in fact" seem angry, and I, Clair, do cordially invite you to think for yourself, think. You may leave this site at any time, but you are free to read about us, and think. Also, read the bible each day, as much as you can. Then you will never leave our site, because the only innoculation for the bible, is the book itself. C

Re: http://4littlemen.blogspot.com/2009/05/this-weeks-numbers-are-from-samantha.html

clair — Sat, 23 May 2009 15:24:16 -0000

I'm in.
www.kidscraftsandchaos.blogspot.com

Brave you showing your baby belly!

Re: http://4littlemen.blogspot.com/2009/05/random-picture-challenge_16.html

clair — Sat, 16 May 2009 14:28:00 -0000

Ah, makes me want some more! So sweet.

Re: http://4littlemen.blogspot.com/2009/05/random-picture-challenge.html

clair — Sat, 09 May 2009 15:35:00 -0000

He really is a cutie! You were way braver than me to fly with so many children. I'm good at travel but only in cars/ trains and boats!!

Re: http://4littlemen.blogspot.com/2009/04/random-picture-challenge_18.html

clair — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 10:55:00 -0000

I think you have so many pics of Ozzie because he is a serious cutie, no really, seriously. The other kids are gorgeous too but Ozzie has something- a cheeky look maybe or a twinkle in his gorgeous eyes. Anyway, I'll go before you worry about me obsessing over Oz! :)

Re: http://4littlemen.blogspot.com/2009/04/how-we-roll.html

clair — Fri, 17 Apr 2009 14:41:00 -0000

We love to travel with our three- I think the key is just like you do- chill, relax and don't worry!

We do boats and all sorts, we even stayed with my aunt for two weeks in her tiny one bed flat - the girls in the bed with her, baby in our travel cot (she was too little) and us on the floor of the kitchen/ sitting room. The girls loved it! 6 is probably just twice the fun!

Re: http://4littlemen.blogspot.com/2009/04/monday-monday.html

clair — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 14:59:00 -0000

oh oh oh how gorgeous!!!!

Re: http://4littlemen.blogspot.com/2009/03/still-cute.html

clair — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 16:29:00 -0000

oh! so cute!

Re: http://4littlemen.blogspot.com/2009/03/you-asked-it-health-edition-10.html

clair — Sat, 21 Mar 2009 05:21:00 -0000

I can't believe people would write such things. I have been a follower of this blog for a few months and I have never felt that you were judging me or telling me how to live my life.
A lot of your decisions are very different from mine but I can see from the way you write that you have researched and discussed your decisions with the person who matters most- your husband and you have made the decisions that are right for you. I don't think you have ever tried to force your opinion on us (we all visit your blog by choice! no one makes us) and always try to share in as open and as balanced a way as you can and you do it very well.

I think that having 6 kids is brave and most certainly not a drain on the environment. You can provide for them, raise them to be responsible educated adults. 6 children aren't right for everyone but it obviously is for you!

Thank you for putting your life and opinions out there for everyone to read - I for one enjoy it.

Besides, those nasty commenters don't get to log off their computers and get hugs from their SIX gorgeous kids and loving husband!

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clair — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 17:43:00 -0000

pretty shoes.
i need more green shoes, and red ones, and blue ones...

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clair — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 07:22:00 -0000

Glad to have RPC back this week, felt something was missing last week, maybe blogging is taking over!
My friend has a little boy who looks just like Ozzie, his name is Tom but is known as Buddy!

What a sweet picture though!

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clair — Wed, 25 Feb 2009 10:30:00 -0000

OMG! I love baby girl tights (do you secretly wish you could get them in grown up sizes too, no, that must just be me!). Have you got the ones with frilly bums and I once found the most gorgeous red and white stripey pair with a big red heart on the bum, so sweet whne they crawl about!
The girls looks so cuddly, i'm surprised you can ever put them down!

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clair — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 13:08:00 -0000

It just wouldn't be saturday without the random picture challenge!

So glad to hear the girls are better and hope you've had some sleep.

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clair — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 18:25:00 -0000

My thought are with you all and I know nothing will be better for Nolia than her mummy beside her.

I hope read this with your baby back home, healthy and happy.

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clair — Sat, 24 Jan 2009 16:08:00 -0000

Count me in! Lovely idea- sharing some of those hidden gems of photos.

The girls will love cars. I loved mine and my older two LOVED theirs...going to dig it out next week for Minnie.

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clair — Sun, 08 Mar 2009 08:38:00 -0000

trust me, your home is on a different scale from UK military housing.
its the first time i've been to your blog and LOVE the name vivienne- my SIL is vivienne and it is such a graceful, beautiful name! suits her wee face and dark hair.

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clair — Sun, 08 Mar 2009 08:38:00 -0000