Just had an exciting moment. Towards the end of his blog post today author Max Allan Collins wrote: “David Williams continues to review Heller novels in succinct, smart fashion, as in this look at BYE BYE, BABY.” In this post he links to my review blog.
Yay! That’s wonderful, sweetie. :)
BTW, I’m not responding to any more angry messages about my controversial post from earlier this morning. I don’t have the time, and y’all bore me.
Oh my goodness, I couldn’t be happier right now!!! This is a video that Sean’s teacher has just sent me of him independently asking for chips by saying, “I want chips”!!! He doesn’t even speak in sentences, this is huge!
(For those who have just started following me, I have two autistic sons who have just started at a new special school for autism)
Sean’s teacher just sent me a video of him asking for chips by saying “I want chips”!! He doesn’t even use sentences, this is huge for him!
Trailer For “Beware The Batman,” Series Debut Saturday, July 13th, On Cartoon Network
http://www.worldsfinestonline.com/2013/06/trailer-for-beware-the-batman-series-debut-saturday-july-13th-on-cartoon-network/Hell yeah! Can’t wait!
According to that person: "It's a question of whether something that can't think, feel, or even be aware of it's existence deserves more rights than a living woman." Odd. Medical science has proven that a fetus can and does feel pain. So point one is incorrect. When does thought begin? Awareness of existence? Does a newborn have these things? Does a premature child have these things? If that is a definition for right to live then how do you measure it? Should some test be performed first?
Well, I’m afraid if feeling and thinking is the criteria for earning one’s right to life, then those who have responded to my post would be disqualified.
But anyway, I haven’t gotten a single response to my post that wasn’t pure nonsense, and I don’t expect any either. Because there is no good reason for taking an innocent life.
About Twinkle, twinkle little bat
