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1. Mr. Red  |  August 25th, 2009 at 7:26 am #

   Good Morning Fellow Virgins

   

2. Caribbeangirl  |  August 25th, 2009 at 7:49 am #

   Good Morning Everyone:)

   

3. angel  |  August 25th, 2009 at 8:34 am #

   Good Morning everyone

   

4. chez's wild honey  |  August 25th, 2009 at 1:59 pm #

   maybe i should make sure where i post first lmao!
   shheesh!

   okay here goes again…

   good tirthy Tuesday good Virgin fans

   hope all is well…..

   ~my kids startin’ school tooomorowwwwwwwww ~

   P.lease make sure you be carefull for the kids that are not !

   i saved a few kids lives last year bein’ at that bus stop for my son as for
   the other 10 kids there with no parents…
   ~ the kids that are not bein carefull and almost got hit by
   the too fast and furious crazy drivers in my hood’
   i pulled them out of the road without getting hit…so kuddos to me that they
   have been lucky and so have i actually… and kuddos to yous for being
   carefull for the sake of the kids and their families who are not being carefull as kids will be kids

   thankyou for your attention …come again !

   

5. Caribbeangirl  |  August 25th, 2009 at 5:00 pm #

   @chez’s wild honey: Thanks for being a mom that cares.
   Up until 2 years ago my driveway was the pickup location for the bus. I actually would go out the first day of school and read the riot act to the kids because even though we live in a rural subdivision the drivers can be crazy and sad to say even some of the bus drivers are nuts. I would draw a line in the gravel on the driveway and the kids were not allowed to cross that until the bus actually stopped to pick them up. Of course I always explained to them that I only did this for their safety. I would always watch from the window and they knew if they went out to the road I would be hollering at them but rarely I ever had to. I would also be the only parent around to watch these kids. None of the parents every stuck around to see if their kids got on the bus. Many a times I would have 6 or more kids in my house on a day when a bus wouldn’t show up all trying to call parents who left for work to let them know the bus was late or come back home because they were not going to school.
   2 years ago when my youngest moved up to the high school bus I made the school board change the pickup location as I felt it was another parents duty to take over after me doing it for 20 years. I still often wonder if the kids are safe where they stand now as no one is watching over them.

   

6. Dark Shadow  |  August 25th, 2009 at 5:24 pm #

   Trust everyone had a great day.

   Cheers DS