I was thinking that too! Everything they print looks like it’s from some 80’s time warp which would be about right I guess! When you don’t look at the internet…or have time to watch normal pop culture things, it shows in these lame retro-ish flyers, etc. If I was a young person I’d be so turned off by these grandparenty (lol) publications!

My immediate thought on seeing the family picture, is protect those kids from when the Sea Org vultures come a’callin!!!

What struck me most about FF’s testimonial, is that as a fully functional OT V111, one would think a greater command of language would be achieved. The statement reads as if a high school freshman wrote it while stoned.

Don’t let DM hear you say that!

Sorry.

Glad to be of service, OSD.

It is, but it’s flat.

ROFLMAO Aquamarine – you nailed it. 😉

Yawn, early in my life I lost my parents died, and then shortly following them several others who were everything to me died also. Death is final, one must accept it and go on, there are no other choices. This can take a while but the and its difficult and painful but the choice is clear, there’s no ambiguity, you carry on without.

But what you and others on this blog have experienced and continue to experience – its like a death, but not a death. There’s this wrenching grief and pain like its a death, but the loved ones for whom you’re grieving are still alive…its a total “maybe” and mind fuck.

But then, there’s that old true saying, “Where there is life, there is hope”. And its very true. Things can change. These ‘dead” people ARE alive, after all. Commincation IS possible..

I believe that everyone on this blog living this bizarre, painful, empty nightmare is holding onto the datum “Where there is life there is hope”.

I know I would be.

Only a functionally illiterate high school dropout can create a New Renaissance, and as for why it would be a goal, one reason could be Duck Dynasty going off the air.