My thoughts on the Religious Freedoms Bill.

Discrimination happens with or without the Religious Freedom Bill.. This bill would not & should not have been needed had some followed a simple rule called respect.. If you respect someone you will not force them to do something against their will or belief. Rather, you would simply agree to disagree, wish them a good day & move on.The government should stop wasting tax dollars legislating on issues that most adults SHOULD be capable of deciding on their own.. It's your right, just remember, your rights end at the tip of my nose. Just my two cents & my only comment on this matter.

One word I have grown to HATE..

One word I have grown to HATE is the word "burden". You are fearfully & wonderfully made. God knew you before you were even formed in the womb. Most of all you must know, God DOES NOT much junk. He has a purpose for you. Stay strong & surround yourself with a positive support system.

Know your neighbors & watch your back.

You have no idea how bad I want to fortify this house. A six foot, (at least), electrified fence would be a good start.. Sadly, the law does not allow this. When we first moved back to Indiana, I felt fairly secure. In my mind I was thinking a fresh start in a new neighborhood, which included three houses, (including ours) & a health clinic, how bad could it be? Well, let's just say I had NO idea.. Between the drug house on the corner & a child molester just around the corner, I have not felt very safe. Since then, both situations have been rectified, but I still feel uneasy.. I keep reminding myself of what I said when we first moved back, "Terre Haute is not as bad as Bayou George (near Panama City)." However, that is of little comfort when this crap is taking place a little too close to home. I am writing this to hopefully get it out of my mind.