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Subject: Re: The way people handle themselves

Author:
Caley

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Date Posted: 12:17:56 08/07/07 Tue
In reply to: Tiffany 's message, "The way people handle themselves" on 07:40:28 08/07/07 Tue

>I am assuming that while Leah McNair's mother taught
>her how to walk, speak and use the potty by 9 months
>manners must have been a lesson that she could not
>grasp. I am certainly sure that Leah McNair's Mother
>would be embarrassed of the judgmental attitude that
>her daughter exhibits.
>
>While Leah McNair grew up with an idea that she was
>better than people and somehow superior to everyone
>because her accomplishment at 9 months old, Emma
>Kelly will be raised up to be a lady who has class and
>does not have to speak unkind words to other people.
>
>One reminder for you Leah McNair...what goes around
>comes around. The people who are so keen on pointing
>out problems in the way that people raise their
>children are the ones who get the most unsolicited
>advice when they have their own.
>
>Emma Kelly is a lovely baby and she will be just fine.
> All children develop at different stages and it does
>not reflect their intelligence or how they will end
>up. Look at me...I didn't talk until I was a year...I
>didn't walk until I was a year and a half...did I have
>a neurological disorder...apparently not because now I
>am a doctor!

VERY VERY VERY WELL SAID. I think this was the most mature and well thought out response so far (besides Kellie's, of course). Although, some of the above were quite humorous.

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