
WHAT I BELIEVE...
I certainly believe in Angels. I've had them
watching over me a good part of my life. I believe in miracles, love and dreams. Without dreams where would we
be. Dreams are the hopes of men and women. Some may seem silly, some may be impossible to achieve but they give
you a purpose, a meaning to life. And there are days we all need to believe in our dreams if for no other reason than
to keep our sanity.
I believe strongly about some things and have opinions
about this and that. I am a romantic. I believe in the Knight in Shining Armor and the Princess. I believe
in fate and in destiny. I know that marriage is hard work if you want it to work. But it takes two. One
can't carry the load or handle it all on their own. Communication is important to the relationship just as honesty,
trust and dedication are. It's important to NOT take each other for granted. Little surprises, stolen moments,
foolishness every now and then keep the romance alive.
I believe there are no "perfect" people. I try
not to judge or condemn anyone. My Mom told me once that you never know what road you'll travel so don't talk about
someone else's mistakes. I think you are here on earth to travel a road and experience life in a way that's already
been predetermined for you. If you make mistakes and learn from them I think you have grown stronger and gained insight
into an area others may never know about or understand.
I believe in this country, the U.S.A. and our
President, George Bush. I am proud to be an American. Anyone that lives in this country should feel the same.
There are people of many nationalities that reside in the US. That's good because the United States opens it's arms
to all people, just a little more cautiously now. I watched the events of September 11th unfold. I sat in disbelief
just as millions of other Americans did. It's beyond my comprehension to begin to understand the evil minds that brought
about the devastation we witnessed. And to
turn to their religion to justify the cause.
I believe in God, his Son, Jesus and there isn't
anyway my God or his Son would condone such an act of hate and terror.
My prayers go out to the men and women that lost their
lives that day, their families will never be the same and the valiant work done by the Police, Fire and Rescue workers,
the Hospital workers, the Mayor, and so many more in New York and the many that traveled to New York to help.
GOD BLESS THE U.S.A.

I belong to the HSUS ( Humane Society of the United States) and the ASPCA. I love
animals and would have more than I have now if I had the ways and means to take care of them all. I have two dogs, a
Shiz-tsu named Max and Rusty a miniature Daschund and two cats, Spike and Maggie. I think of my pets as if they are
members of my family. I have had several dogs, a couple of other cats, hamsters, a guinea pig, turtles, snails and goldfish
over the years. There are many strays I have taken care of and found homes for. I believe in animal rights.
Pets bring comfort to you when you're lonely, upset or just having a bad day. They depend on you for their care and
they give unconditional love. They listen when you need to talk and never repeat your words to anyone. They just
cock their heads and let you go on and on. Who or what else does that?
The hardest thing is knowing when it's time to let go and put your pet out of any misery,
pain or discomfort it is having. I know I've had to do this several times and it never gets easier. But it's a
true act of love and unselfishness and must be done at some point. I believe that people who aren't willing to
commit to caring for an animal should never get one. They need alot of attention, TLC and good, quality care.
I don't imagine I'll ever not have a dog or a cat even though it's so painful when it's their time to go. But I think
it would be much worse to never experience the devotion they have for you.
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