A Unique Perspective

[heavensangelwv]

When you are sick.....

◘ What do you like to do?
○ What do you like to eat?
◘ Who do you like to be with?
○ What kind of shows/movies do you like to watch?
◘ How nice are you?

 

[GodsAmbassador2Nicolette]

It brings in revenue now???

Yes it does...lol

 

[GodsAmbassador2Nicolette]

When you are sick.....

◘ What do you like to do?
○ What do you like to eat?
◘ Who do you like to be with?
○ What kind of shows/movies do you like to watch?
◘ How nice are you?

Sometimes I like to lay around and sometimes I like to go outside and try to walk it off. And yes for me being outside and walking does sometimes help me.

Usually when I feel bad I don't like to eat anything. Usually everything sounds really really bad.

When I feel bad I usually don't want to be around anybody.

I'm not sure that when I'm sick my movie/show tastes change.

I am usually very nice, sometimes I may even overcompensate to ensure that I am not burdening anyone...lol, there is no point in being grumpy or mean just because you don't feel bad, that won't solve anything.

 

[heavensangelwv]

So, you are trying to say that you are never grumpy or mean?....


I beg to differ.....

 

[GodsAmbassador2Nicolette]

Not when I'm sick...lol

 

[heavensangelwv]

I'll have to ask your mother....

I don't really remember you being sick a lot anyway....

But, maybe that is because you spray yourself with Lysol !


What is your favorite brand of hot chocolate?

 

[GodsAmbassador2Nicolette]

I try to avoid getting sick. The keys are to wash your hands a lot, take vitamins, and love lysol...lol

My favorite brand of chocolate....this is a tough one, I love so many. I really like cadbury. But there are some luxury brands that are good, but I can't remember what they are called right now.

 

[heavensangelwv]

Are you suggesting that I don't wash my hands, take my vitamins, or clean with Lysol?

I said HOT chocolate....

 

[GodsAmbassador2Nicolette]

OH, my bad. I'm not real sure. I think we have something that has the word Swiss in it...lol, but I don't drink a lot of hot chocolate. I doubt I have had any since high school.

 

[heavensangelwv]

You didn't answer my other question

 

[GodsAmbassador2Nicolette]

Well I hope you wash your hands.

I'm not sure if you take vitamins.

I don't know how you feel about lysol.

 

[GodsAmbassador2Nicolette]

I'm not sure if you like lysol or if you are a bleach person or use both...lol

 

[heavensangelwv]

Well I hope you wash your hands. - I do

I'm not sure if you take vitamins. - I do

I don't know how you feel about lysol. - I love it... That's what I clean my room with

 

[heavensangelwv]

I'm not sure if you like lysol or if you are a bleach person or use both...lol

I love bleach... But, Lysol has a softer smell.

 

[heavensangelwv]

How do you feel about adopting children from other countries?

 

[GodsAmbassador2Nicolette]

I agree that lysol has a softer smell. I love it, that is what I clean my room with as well.

 

[GodsAmbassador2Nicolette]

I would feel very comfortable adopting a child from another country. Particularly a third world country in which they have little to no chance of getting out of poverty or even surviving to make it to adulthood without being adopted. Here I am particularly thinking of subsaharan Africa. It would be good to adopt a child from anywhere, but children in the 1st world (including the US) have a better chance at life already. Children in the third world have a very slim chance at a happy life and sometimes even a life at all after a certain age.

 

[heavensangelwv]

So... You believe that children in the US who are raised in poverty and/or in abusive homes honestly have the same chance of having a normal life as everyone else? Both hunger and abuse has serious psychological side effects. Why would you look to a 3rd world country before trying to fix 'home' first?

 

[GodsAmbassador2Nicolette]

I honestly think at times you should be a lawyer, you sometimes have a weird way of interpreting my words, or maybe I'm not being clear.

I think fixing home is good. But I also believe that for the most part children here don't die at the same rate as children in 3rd world countries that don't have a government that will pay people for better or worse to look after them in some form or another. They live on the streets, get food at landfills and usually die before they reach adulthood.

Now having said that I do understand the psychological problems that many foster children have here. I am not a fan of the foster care program because I know there are a lot of abuses within the system and in this area anyway people do it for the wrong reasons.

This is where decisions get very hard. Is it better to keep a child from having bad foster parents or keeping a child alive that has no parents, no way to get food except the garbage and what they can steal.

I understand your point and think it is a valid one. Life is full of difficult decisions.

 

[GodsAmbassador2Nicolette]

Of course children in abusive situations do not have a good chance at a normal life. I never said they did or didn't mean they would, but the key here is they have a chance at life, so many other children don't have that chance.

I can't stand the argument that we have to fix home before we can attempt to help others. I believe we will always have problems at home we will never get it perfect. We must keep trying, but we can try to help others at the same time. Our poor people have it bad, but compared to poor people in the third world they have it pretty easy here. I know this sounds cruel and I don't mean to be. I want to eradicate poverty here. I think it is a awful that any child has a bad childhood experience. People who abuse children should be severely punished. But we also have a duty to help others even outside this country. Part of the problem here is people don't even try to help themselves, they just think it is the government's job to give them a check. You know what I am talking about and it makes me so mad, but anyway...lol I will stop rambling in this post.