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Subject: Re: [ML] The Duggar family
Date: Sun, 2 Mar 2008 20:42:43 -0500
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Not only can they afford the children, they have
the patience and talent to raise them. Did you see
where every child is taught the violin *and*
piano? The children playing the violins were NOT
amateurish. I bet the local schools regret not
having these children among their students. They
are a talented mini-orchestra all on their own.

Elaine

Correction does much, but encouragement does
more. Encouragement after censure is as the sun
after a shower.

Hello juanita

On Sunday, March 2, 2008, you wrote

> I thoroughly enjoyed the film about the Duggar family. I think
> they're wonderful and the children are
> beautiful. I love their
> simple, plain clothes and I didn't think they resented their life
> style in any way. It's great they can support this large family and
> are not dependent upon the Government or
> anyone. The children will
> grow up always having "family" around them
> somewhere. What a great
> time future generations will have.

> My dad was an only child so I had no aunts,
> uncles or cousins on his
> side of the family. My mom had only a sister
> who never had children.
> Her only brother had one son and one daughter - neither of whom my
> sister and two brothers and I saw more than a few times.

> I always wished we had a lot of relatives and could enjoy get
> togethers many of my friends had each summer - even if it was just a
> picnic in the city park.

> juanita


>> No, they are neither Mormon nor Catholic, they are
>> of an evangelistic faith, I believe I remember
>> that it was a local religious group. The mother
>> just plain likes children. I find her fascinating.
>> She has no breaks, she even home schools. They
>> are just plain good people.
>>
>> Elaine



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