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04-05-2006, 04:01 PM
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The Newsweek article hit with a reminder of what our children experienced in school. It is important to remember to talk with your children frequently about right and wrong. I am sure there are many that earnestly hope this is not just a contemporary issue, with people caught up in the moment. I also concur with Joe to visit an orphange. In fact I am sure they would enjoy you to stop into read, teach english. or just spend quality time with the children. I have enjoyed this over the years.
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