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Posted on Hey Anonymous — let me share something with you that I hope comes across as I intend it to (as support, from someone who totally gets it): You don’t forgive her for her, you forgive her for you. When you’re ready. And forgiveness doesn’t mean forgetting or rushing to be best pals, either. It just means… acknowledgement that she did the best she could with the tools she did (or didn’t) have. That you deserved more and it sucked that you didn’t get it. That you wish it was different but it’s over now and can’t be changed. That you love yourself enough to not carry this burden. It means choosing peace.I bet you really are a kick ass person. And it’s because of what you went through, not in spite of it. And Lara—I can only speak for myself, of course, but I’ve found it tremendously healing to experience being the kind of mom I always desperately wished I had. That doesn’t mean my kids or my relationship with them is perfect (in fact I have more than once cried over how ungrateful they can be over the things I wished my mom had done when I was a kid), but it does mean 1) I am, in a weird way, righting my past and 2) I am also learning how very hard parenting is, and maybe gaining some compassion for my own parents’ failures. life insurance quoteshome insurance quotes
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Scott PiehlerMr. Leith,You raise some fascinating points, especially about Python’s inconsistency. When they were good, they were great, but when they were bad, they were hideous. From a Yank’s perspective, I was somewhat taken aback by the title, but after reading the article, I see your reasoning.I think Python’s influence may actually have been greater here in the States than in England. The original “Not Ready For Prime Time Players” from Saturday Night Live cited Python, and I would argue that “Flying Circus” made audiences more accepting of Mel Brook’s demolishing of the “Fourth Wall” at the conclusion of “Blazing Saddles.” I am amazed at how much of Python has filtered down to American youth. I know numerous 12, 13, and 14-year olds who cite “Holy Grail” as one of their favorite films. And much American children’s programming seems to owe a large debt to Python, although admittedly that may be hard to separate from the influence of vintage Warner Brothers animation. To me, there is a thread uniting the Marx Brothers, Looney Tunes, Python, and Mel Brooks: healthy skepticism of authority, being “naughty” without being overtly raunchy, and a love of silliness. Whether that’s influence or common ground, I don’t know. But I’ll enjoy watching as I try to figure it out. free auto insurance quotes onlinecanadian pharmacies where i can purchase generic viagra cheapdiscount car insurance
Some interesting points made. I’ve long argued that most modern comedy owes much more to Pete and Dud (who incidentally could be incredibly surreal things – look at The Leaping Nuns of Norwich sketch if you don’t believe me).I think that Python-the-TV-series did steadily become more conventional; remember that John Cleese left after the third series because he felt they were repeating themselves. But there are bound to be uneven elements in all comedy shows. I think one of the only reasons Fawlty Towers is reverred so much is because it only lasted 12 shows, while Python had four series. But that’s the case with all shows. Look at That Mitchell and Webb look for instance; the first episode was non-stop gold, from the biscuits sketch to the Holmes and Watson sequence, but from then on in it’s slightly hit-and-miss.Even with the problems of the fourth series (which is rather flat), Python’s radicalism continued in the films (at least the first two). Holy Grail is the funniest comedy film ever made and is testimony to the fact that laughs don’t necessarily come from having a big budget and big stars. The humour is relentlessly off-the-wall. Just as the Goons and Pete and Dud tried to branch out into film, so Python realised they had taken their initial medium as far as they could go and so up sticks and moved on to film and the stage. masters degrees onlineminimum auto insurance requirementsgeneric viagra
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