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We really like cats, too. But, way too many horses get eaten!

Food For Weeks!!!

Experiences with the police are no better than the situations run from. Granted, mine were in Mexico, but just from the many stories generated in fiction sites you can see society is seriously failing kids. The police are more often servants of the well off, and only want the problem to disappear, not solve it. Yes, I agree, the parents should be held accountable, if you can find them. I don't claim to have the answers, but I know what doesn't work.

I love cats and rabbits... crunchy with a bit of sauce on the side.

We have a rather large garden at home. Next year you might try putting netting over your tomatoes. We built a long tall frame to cover the tomato rows with a firm netting to keep out the birds and squirrels. You must become the constant gardener.

I wonder where they found that many coordinated soldiers all the same height.

I was once told by a parish priest I should be ashamed for begging. It didn't seem funny at the time, but I saw how he lived and the food that was prepared for him daily... and, then heard him begging for donations in his splendid church. I have nothing for God-merchants and those holier than thou. My God celebrates life... my God cries when children are hurting, are homeless or go hungry... my God doesn't ask for money.

My problem with this statement is why is the government making homeless kids criminals? Prostitution is sometimes the only method of gaining money for food. The homeless are not criminals. We should be able to help people without involving the police or the court systems.