Post by interzone on Aug 30, 2008 13:25:12 GMT -5
Crusin' along, noticed the usually suspects around here.
Anyways, talking to my sister, she's telling me about her daughter Breanna.
Breanna means: Strong, Virtuous, Honorable.
My sister turns 41 this year, and has a one year old daughter. On a fluke, she thought she was done having kids. Her last child was 17 years ago. It seems as though God wanted to give my sister a new life. The man she has in her life now, has been very good for her. I'm happy for my sister. She was friends with the guy for the first 2 years, and the relationship happen on accident. That was 4 years ago.
My son had to go to court Aug 28th, and because he's doing so well now on his probation, they turned all his time into community service. Which he was only more then happy to do because of the new way they let teenagers do there community service up in Washington.
They now have a program called "Project Click". Which is where they teach new dogs, how to be a dog for the blind. It raises self esteem for the kids who train them, and motivates the kids to improve their lives and it seems to give them hope. (works on most kids) For my son, it's worked out great.
Anyways, talking to my sister, she's telling me about her daughter Breanna.
Breanna means: Strong, Virtuous, Honorable.
My sister turns 41 this year, and has a one year old daughter. On a fluke, she thought she was done having kids. Her last child was 17 years ago. It seems as though God wanted to give my sister a new life. The man she has in her life now, has been very good for her. I'm happy for my sister. She was friends with the guy for the first 2 years, and the relationship happen on accident. That was 4 years ago.
My son had to go to court Aug 28th, and because he's doing so well now on his probation, they turned all his time into community service. Which he was only more then happy to do because of the new way they let teenagers do there community service up in Washington.
They now have a program called "Project Click". Which is where they teach new dogs, how to be a dog for the blind. It raises self esteem for the kids who train them, and motivates the kids to improve their lives and it seems to give them hope. (works on most kids) For my son, it's worked out great.