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  1. Like It Or Lump It: Discussing Your Life on the Internet

    I was 17 when I first opened up about the various issues going on in my life in a public forum.  I remember getting some hateful comments, but the majority of people were supportive.  Fast forward almost 10 years, and it almost seems like the tables have turned.  As our lives are shared more and more, outsiders begin to feel the need to critique the goings on in our lives.  By having blogs, twitter accounts, etc., we do technically open ourselves up to the criticism.  We don't, however, open ourselves up to hateful remarks, ignorance, etc.  Read more >

  2. What part of the state are you from?  What do you enjoy about it?  What do you not enjoy about it?I'm from Huntsville.  I love the diversity of the area, but I don't like the quickness to judge others.  It seems kind of paradoxical sometimes.  Read more >

  3. Amy Bishop: A Potential Case for Insanity

    On Sunday, it was revealed that Amy Bishop was a suspect in an attempted bombing.  This was after yesterday's statement that she killed her younger brother in 1986.   Read more >

  4. Your Race or Mine

    Race is commonly based upon skin color, facial features, and hair textures.  There have also been groups designated as races based on religion, culture, social, national, ethnic, linguistic, genetic, geographical, and anatomical groupings.  This makes one wonder what exactly makes a person a certain race.  If it's religion, am I part of a Mormon race?  That makes no since since I'm from a convert family.  If it's cultural, then am I part of an educated race?  Well, that sounds quite elitist.  If it's social, am I part of a liberal race?  That doesn't  Read more >

  5. When Violence Strikes a University

    It's almost unheard of for a woman to go into a workplace or a school and shoot people.  Profiles of workplace shooters do not even involve the idea that a woman would kill her co-workers, but it happens.  Read more >

  6. Supporting Your Burden

    As many good discussions start, this one was originated on Facebook.  There's a poll asking what people think of Universal Health Care and/or Obama's plan.  I've always been a proponent of making health care a government mandated program.  This, of course, is unpopular, particularly in Alabama and amongst my more conservative friends.  Read more >

  7. The Introspective Role of Twilight

    I've had a somewhat unhealthy appreciation for the Twilight series since I first read the books last summer.  I had heard bad things about them from people who hadn't read them, but I thought I'd give them a chance, just in case.  Ever since, I've been hooked.  Read more >

  8. The Guide to the Obama Presidency

    Living in a country where you don’t like the leadership is difficult, I’ll admit. However, it is NOT impossible. This is a quick and simple guide for non-Obama supporters to make it through the next few weeks, months, and years.  Read more >

  9. Just Say No to R-Rated Movies

    My church has this belief that watching R-rated movies is bad.  I believe that it isn't fair to judge them without understanding them a little better, i.e. watching them and deciding for yourself.  When I brought this up with a church friend, it did not go over well.  Read more >

  10. Fraud or Not?

    There are so many accusations these days against ACORN that they've committed voter fraud, but is it really?  To commit voter fraud, one must actually try to vote and present documentation at the polls as someone else.  Has anyone done this?  Not so far.  Read more >

Janet Morris

Full Name
Janet Morris
Member Since
September 2008
About Me: 

I'm a "college student" taking a hiatus from college.  I blog about my mental and physical health, family situation, life struggles, opinions, etc.

Employers: 

Procurement Solutions, Avon

School Tags: 

High Schools: Grissom, Huntsville Christian, Huntsville

Colleges: Calhoun CC, Alabama A&M, UAH

About Me Tags: 

I'm a redhead who likes to goof off.  I love to read and listen to music.  I have no qualms with voicing my opinion, and I often like to be the defiant person in the room.  I am very caring.

Causes Tags: 

rare disease research, autoimmune research, preventing spousal & child abuse, ending animal cruelty, stem cell research, equality for all people

 

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