Just My Personal Opinion, Of Course...

  What do YOU Choose to Believe? Please watch this pastor's interview to the end... His emotions are those of A Man of God...Ahhh, they cut it off... What you would have seen is a total emotional breakdown by the pastor for having experienced he was being treated by ICE agents, especially knowing that a young woman had been murdered... What would you do? How do you see these videos? These are selected based upon my stopping for lunch yesterday and today... I tape a lot so I see news, normally a day later... There are videos from various news sites. Do you think they are all seeing the same Truth? I Do... As Jonathan Capehart said...we see it with our own eyes... And I greatly resent watching the Republic Party leaders try to claim something that is DIFFERENT  from what others people see... This is MY personal opinion and is provided purely for your information. I know I have more free time than most people; I sympathize. I do. Because I was exactly the same until I chose to re...

  The Plight of Girls...Women in America Hasn't Really Changed? Where was the Church?  She was Shunned Is this what they call Christian Love? Gabby Says: This video was a God Incident... Who else could have brought this to my attention and with the topic discussed...? Gabby Says: I don't remember how old I was...or what happened. I blocked it. But when an uncle died and the showing of his body was held within their home, I remember I walked in circles. Literally. It was a home that allowed moving from one room to another, until you completed the circle from where you came from, normally the kitchen where most of us entered the home." I cried and I cried...It seemed everybody thought that I was grieving. Perhaps I should have felt guilty for my thoughts, but I didn't. But I remember my words that day...and they have never left me. I was crying because I was ashamed, even so young knowing that something had happened that I knew was...very...wrong... "I'm glad he...

  Emotionally Damaged: Living With Job Burnout - PTSD - Chapter 2 From the basement to the second floor, and then to the first... This picture shows the central open cathedral effect of Stewart Hall as it was when I started working for Dr. Munn...Dr. Barton...and then Facilities Analysis and Utilization. I had a few moves outside the building, one of them to Willey Street in an old house that the University owned. Later Facilities Planning and Management moved to the Evansdale Campus in leased space... During the early years as I worked in Facilities Analysis and Utilization, we had what I would call centralized line authority. That is, while I would report to one boss--William Campbell who reported directly to the Vice-President for Administration, I would also have staff responsibility to all other vice-presidents and well as deans and directors, to whom space had been allocated for their use. I had the authority to work directly with those offices. This grew out of my responsibi...

  Emotionally Damaged: Living With Job Burnout - PTSD - Open Memoir - Chapter 1 It was July 18, 1963, when I began working at West Virginia University. It had been an easy choice for me. It It was the closest major employer within driving distance. I car-pooled with my sister, Marlene, who worked in Morgantown as well. My first job found me behind this large building and in the basement... See those steps of the left? Well, walk across the walk, go down the steps and turn right into the basement. Look to the right and you'll see the post office for the campus!  I was hired to handle two duties. Secretary to the Assistant Director of Personnel and Records Clerk. I very much enjoyed working there and, when, the Director's secretary moved to join her husband in Pittsburgh, she had trained me to become the Secretary to the Directory. During my time in Personnel, I was also elected to serve on the newly created WVU Staff Council. This was comprised of two representatives from each ...