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Date Posted: 17:46:06 09/21/07 Fri
Author: Marilyn (dangit need to sign back in)
Subject: 33.1) Hmmm, was Liam part of the IRA or just a sympathizer. He could have been lifted just for providing the safe house….I don’t know just speculating. I wondered if maybe some of these safe houses were so deep in IRA territory that’s what made them safe…some place the Army was reluctant to go. Again I don’t know just thinking out loud. It felt to me that although Casey would take the precautions, he didn’t think it was an absolute that he’d be lifted. I agree with susiej, he wanted to be able to take care of himself and his family without Jamie’s help. I've gone too long >>>>>
In reply to: Carla 's message, "Part Three" on 06:07:36 09/21/07 Fri

33.2) I don’t know if I could do it or not – maybe if it was my passion then I would already have learned the focus required to separate myself from my subject, even though it’s got to be one damn hard thing to do when your subject is your husband or loved one. This was an emotional piece for me. My throat tightened up at ‘They took him as he stood’, then the way the author wrote click and described the scene click described the scene. I felt like I was watching a slide show in my mind and trying to hold back the tears.

33.3) I don’t know, maybe asking him to look out for his family, maybe passing along intelligence. I wondered if maybe this ‘safe house’ was set up.

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  • Family is sacred to me, even when they are getting on my last nerve. As Cindy mentioned so is my marriage (yes it's true despite my lust for Casey & CBF). I do think that society holds too few things sacred today. Though I'm not sure what's to do about that...you can't force someone to have values/morals..that just steps on their rights eh? (NT) -- Marilyn, 18:24:52 09/21/07 Fri
  • I totally am in agreement with ya there Marilyn. I am glad I was raised and taught the way that I was, and not only recognize right from wrong, but try to live by it as well. Family, honesty, morality,,,,, all those are sacred to me as well. It is the steppin on toes thing that sends me back to the earth. She is pure, and without blame. I don't have to worry about "offending" Her with my beliefs. I can totally relax and be myself. (NT) -- bug, 07:34:36 09/22/07 Sat
  • After reading your post, Mahri, I felt bad that I didn't first mention my marriage and family, too, but I guess I hold those things as something that goes even beyond 'sacred,' that they were givens. Still, it's very important to acknowledge their sacredness, which I'm doing here. (NT) -- Elaine, 07:41:32 09/22/07 Sat
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