Personally, I don't think any women should EVER call herself "FAT"--perhaps her body is, but SHE, "who" she is has to be much more than simply a physically descriptive word.FAT is NOT a personality trait and it shouldn't be how we define ourselves or allow anyone else to define us! Our words become our thoughts and our thoughts become our actions, and eventually they shape who and what we are and are thought of.
Greetings and salutations one and all.
I recently had a conversation in regard to obeying God and following on to know Him. Most of my struggles throughout my life have been in regard to obedience; I am very good at making up excuses NOT to do something or procrastinating and putting it off until another time when it might be more convenient for me.
Since you can never have too many lawsuits, CNN is being sued on not just on one, but two continents. In addition to the 14 lawyers who are trying to have their case heard in Beijing courts, yesterday a New York beautician and Beijing elementary school teacher have presented their own lawsuit to a New York federal court.
Reverend Jeremiah Wright gives a one on one interview to PBS’s Bill Moyers. It will air Friday night but PBS has released parts of it and The Associated Press reports below:
Howard Dean and the Democrats want John McCain to pick up the phone and stop North Carolina’s Republican Party from running a controversial ad linking Barack Obama and Jeremiah Wright. Watch here:
John McCain was talking religion yesterday on the campaign trail. More below from CNN:
Thanks for checking out my new blog. I'll be out until Monday, but I'd love to hear your thoughts about the first posts so be sure to leave a comment. I look forward to hearing from everyone!
Thank you, United Nations, for confirming what most of us already knew...the death toll in Darfur is much higher than the U.N. has been quoting for years.
It's been two weeks since CNN's Jack Cafferty made his infamous "goons and thugs" remarks, but China's anger with CNN hasn't seemed to die down. Over the weekend about 200 Chinese protesters met outside CNN's New York bureau, but those numbered paled in comparison to the 1,500 pro-China protesters outside CNN's Los Angeles bureau.