Cindy, does this mean that Casey eliminated the owner and his father at the Two Step? It makes me very sad to think it had to come to that. (((Cindy))), hope your day becomes brighter. -- Cindy's Cottage

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Date Posted: 11:39:13 10/31/07 Wed
Author: Denise
Subject: Cindy, does this mean that Casey eliminated the owner and his father at the Two Step? It makes me very sad to think it had to come to that. (((Cindy))), hope your day becomes brighter.
In reply to: cg 's message, "82.1- I hope you ladies will forgive me for indulging in answering the questions about my own work this morning before anyone else gets a chance but it's a good distraction today. I had an awful morning as a mother and feel like I took a wrong turn somewhere on the parenting track..it'll pass, but I feel miserable about it this morning. So here goes- 82.1- The 'Requiem' is for all of them. Things have changed irrevocably for them all, there is no going back for many of the things they've done/had done to them/the people they've lost. Things are changed forever and so the 'Requiem' is for the life that is lost. 82.2- I don't think Casey felt he had a choice, it was either do this or see his brother die next." on 08:52:18 10/31/07 Wed

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No, they would know to keep what they'd seen to themselves- so it wasn't necessary. (NT) -- celtgirl, 12:53:26 10/31/07 Wed
- Well, that makes me feel a little better. I'd be a total pacifist if it was feasible, but it isn't always, unfortuately Sometimes it's necessary to ensure the life of someone else, or yourself, but I don't like the idea of killing others. (NT) -- Denise, 18:26:04 10/31/07 Wed
- Well, that makes me feel a little better. I'd be a total pacifist if it was feasible, but it isn't always unfortuately. Sometimes it's necessary to ensure the life of someone else, or yourself, but I don't like it. (NT) -- Denise, 18:28:56 10/31/07 Wed

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