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Date Posted: 21:45:36 05/07/10 Fri
Author: Bill to Joel
Subject: Re: My Mom in the Hospital
In reply to: Joel to Bill 's message, "Re: My Mom in the Hospital" on 05:36:39 05/07/10 Fri

>
>Hello Bill,
>
>Luke and I spent the night together after his dad
>paddled him for the fight he got into at school.
>
Yes. I read about that and grounded him for it. :D
>
I and
>other buddies like to do these sleepovers with buddies
>so we can feel better after what has happened,
>especially when it seems we don't have brothers to get
>us through after such an ordeal. After all, what's a
>Big Brother for!
>
Wait a few years when Luke's son comes to you and says,"Uncle Joel, what can you tell me about my dad that I can potentially use against him?". :D (On a side note, I think it is OK for your kids to call your buddies, "Uncle" and I think it is OK for your buddies' kids to call you "Uncle" as well.)
>
>Luke did a separate post about his dad paddling him,
>and he got it from the school principal too.
>
Yes. I read it and I hope he's OK; but he is still grounded. :D
>
>Bill, I hope your mom is home from the hospital? If
>not, Ipray she can be for Mother's Day.
>
Unfortunately, that's not going to happen. She was transferred to a skilled nursing facility for physical therapy today.
>
That is great
>you have a niece coming with baby you have not seen
>yet. What a treat this weekend will be for all.
>
Indeed. This is my parents' first great-grandchild. We'll have my niece and her husband bring the baby to the facility where my mom is so she can see him. I just wish my dad and my brother were still here. My brother committed suicide in 2006 and little Jaxon is his grandson.
>
On a sidenote, as I was telling Luke earlier, I have worked through this and I think when a person commits suicide, they have done the most selfish act a person can do. The warning signs were there and we all missed them. >
I am also going to repeat my admonition to you that I made in my response to Luke. Suicide is NOT the answer to ANY problem. If you are having any kind of problem, TALK TO YOUR PARENTS! If a buddy of yours tells you that he is contemplating suicide, TELL SOMEONE! Your principal, coach, or guidance counselor should be able to help.
>
>Again, I will preserve the paddle and save it for my
>son, if I'm blessed with one, and it will be
>interesting to see his reaction/thoughts about it
>being used on me.
>
Glad I could be of some help.
>
>I have an item, a razor strap that was used on my dad
>by his dad which grandpa used on me, that I also have
>saved. Actually Luke helped me swipe it so it can't be
>used on anyone else to get them in trouble like my
>grandpa got himself into trouble using it on me. I
>can't believe my grandpa used that on my dad, bare
>butt, growing up, and went I got it used on me, Man I
>really felt for my dad, thinking how sad he had that
>used on him instead of a paddle or something else.
>That strap is wicked and leaves welts like you can't
>imagine!
>
Yep.
>
>That Dr. Spock, I didn't ask my dad too much about
>him, is that dude still alive today?
>
I don't know. Try googling it and see what happens.
>
>Yeah, I would agree that the lack in spankings that
>the kid probably has not had, that jumped on the
>Philly/Cards game field, probably is another example
>where Dr. Spock butted into that kids' parents not
>spanking him now or putting fear into him to be good
>before the jumping on the field incident!
>
That kid deserves to have his butt tanned until it is beet red. Spencer posted that in addition, he should take out an ad in his hometown newspaper apologizing to his family for the embarassment he caused. (On a side note, do you think the cop was justified in tasering him?)
>
>How old was that kid, and anymore in news about him
>doing it?
>
He was 17; same age as you. And, no, haven't heard a word.

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Re: My Mom in the Hospital -- Joel to Bill, 06:15:02 05/08/10 Sat
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