Classic Larson
Hey! … Hold on there!!! That ain’t how ya spell “kat”

Well Micheal, just getting a new day started here in the US and now eagerly awaiting your test results… I’m sure not as eagerly as you, but none the less, we’re like family here. What affects one affects all so, good, positively negative results on svr12 today my brother … and cheering you on to victory in the battle ahead.

Thank you Gaj for remaining level headed and reminding us of the importance of refraining from speaking abusively here or anywhere else for that matter. We want to be positive even when pointing out negatives. Allowing for differences is a definate positive. People come from different backgrounds and have had different life experiences. View this as an opportunity to learn, not just about others but about yourself. Ask yourself how can I turn what seems to be a negative response from someone in a positive direction. Takes work and effort for most of us to do this but the reward is a clear conscience and inner peace. If we exude that, people will naturally be drawn to us and perhaps open up the chance to share our message with them.

I’ll try harder to be sure I think before I press the submit button

MK

Copy that fitz

Meg wrote, “Where is this evil lady telling lies about generic DAAs? Thank you.”

I just had to post Meg’s question again. Don’tchya just love the innocence of this girl???
For me, it shines a burning light on the “siren song” of the “evil lady.” It reveals the pure heart of one who truly cares about seeing others get cured, and exposes the black heart of one who’s in it for personal glory.

Luvya Meg

MK

Thanks Ariel, we saw him in a very small venue in Seattle, Washington, drove 71/2 hrs to get there, got lost and only saw the last 30min. He was great, but we were really bummed we missed most of his show. After the show, he was signing CDs and just being friendly with the people in line. When we got up to where he was signing the CDs we handed him ours and told him how sad we were at missing the better part of the 1st half of his show and how my wife really wished she could’ve heard him do “Listen to the Mocking Bird”.
Well, he reached out and took my wife’s hands and sang it A Capella to her … the entire song !!! Since the crowd was already on their feet, he got an impromptu standing ovation and my undying gratitude for rescuing me from a cold and silent trip back home
This ones for you and all those you dedicated that last Otis Redding song to. (He’s one of my all time favorites btw.)
FYI, it’s not the sentiment of the song itself … rather, it’s the thought of the title. So, no offense or ill intent meant
http://youtu.be/bXNXPgprl18