Today is my wife's 50th birthday.
Our springtime of life starts from fifties.
It will last coming ten years at the least. Love affair of middle ages.
Friday, 26 February 2010
Metaphysical pure poem 1978
Keijijoogakuteki junsui shiron VII
kooshite miruto hito wa genshi(primitive ages) no ko(child) to shite no shijin to naru niwa naminami de nai jooken o sonaete inakereba narukoto wa fukanoo de aru. sono koto niwa ayamari wa nai keredomo, chuukai(footnote) o kuwaete oku hitsuyoo ga aroo. sonaete iru jootai to naru made sonaeru node aru. mieru yooni narumade miru node aru. sore ni yotte kare no shinzoo ga, kare jishin ga, karejishin ga koo de aroo to shita mono de nai shiromono ni naroo to suru koto wa, daiichi sorejitai okashii. yue ni ningen wa daredemo jibun no nooroku o mikiwameru naraba, shin no shijin o mezashite kookai(voyage) suru koto ga dekiru node aru. tadashi yukusaki wa shin'en na(profound) yami de aru. shijin to naru koto wa senritsu(fear) dearu. shijin to naru koto wa senritsu de aru. shijin to naru koto wa-- yukai de aru.
shokun mo ichido tameshite minai ka.
Posted by Eiko Onoda at 3:08 AM 0 comments
Keijijoogakuteki junsui shiron VI
kenmei(wise) na shokun wa, naniyue, jittai ga kyotai de aruka to omowareru de aroo. kore wa sootaisei riron ga gotoki mono dewa nai. kore wa shijin o koeru mono no nasu waza deari, to iu yori, genshoosekai(phenomenal world) ni taisuru yori ooku no rikai o simesu tokoro no mono o anji suru mono de aru. (ningen wa seishin o tsuujite kami ni itaru! ---ika wa koo o aratamete jigoo de tenkai shite mitai.)
Posted by Eiko Onoda at 2:44 AM 0 comments
Keijijoogakuteki junsui shiron V
kare no shinzoo wa, kare jishin ga soo de aroo to shita mono de wa nai shiromono de aru. mata, odoroku hodo binkan na noozui o motaneba naranu. jitsuwa taisetsu nano wa koosha(latter)de aru. ikura nani o kanjiyoo tomo, kakareta jittai wa sono hito no noozui no han'ei(reflection) to iu kyotai(emptiness) dakara de aru. sosite mata kyoojin(insane) to tensai(genius) no sa wa kono itten de aru. sunawachi, shijin wa tensai deari, kyoojin wa kyoojin de aru. (koko de iu noozui wa, 'sukunaku to mo arumono no gengohyoogen ni taeru hodo no mono o motaneba naranai.' to itte okoo. kakareta zittai wa korera futatsu no yooso no soojoo sayoo no kyotai dearu.)
Posted by Eiko Onoda at 2:03 AM 0 comments
Keijijoogakuteki junsui shiron IV
'arumono' ga ikusei sareru niwa, (juubun ikusei sareta toki sore ga shi to shite hassan sareru node arukara) mazu, odoroku hodo binkan na shinzoo o motaneba naranu. nazenara issai nomono o mi, issai nomono o kiki, issai nomono o ajiwai, issai nomono o kagi, issai no mono o kanji - ari to ru nikkan, arito aru reikan o kanjiru tame no hitsuyoo jooken de aru kara dea ru. sosite mata, kakukoto ni shishoo ga nai kagiri ni oite, ikanaru nikutaiteki fugusha de atte mo kamawanai. kare wa me de kiki, mimi de kagu koto ga dekirukara dea ru. shijin ga sore o kunren suru too ni ittate wa mattaku bakageta koto de ari, kare no shinzoo wa tensei(inborn) de ari, kare no ishi towa mukankei no kankyoo de aru.
Posted by Eiko Onoda at 1:31 AM 0 comments
Keijijoogakuteki junsui shiron III
'arumono' towa nanika. sore wa sono hito no sei no issai no hoogan de ari, ittei no chitsujo nodo aroo hazuga naku, sakuran shitamono de arinagara zentai de hitotsu no yuu deari mu dearu. mu de ari yuu dearu. wakatte iruno wa sore ga gi(false) denai to iu koto dake de aru.
Posted by Eiko Onoda at 1:19 AM 0 comments
Keijijoogakuteki junsui shiron II
kono imi de shi zentai ga shisoo o umi, tetsugaku o umu. soshite umaneba naranu. kono imi de, shi zentai ga ningen no konpon de ari, zai jitai de aru. shi wa kotoba no raretsu deari, arugo de kakareta shi wa, ta no ikokugosha ni totte shin no rikai wa fukanoo deari, mata hon'yaku tote shin no rikai wa fukanoo de aru. shikashi kooiu zaijitai de aru shi wa, gengo hyoogen toiu keijika no mono de aru izen ni shijin no keijijooteki na 'arumono' ni yotte shihai sarete iru to itte yoi. shi wa hon'yaku no kabe o tsukinukeru no dearu.
Posted by Eiko Onoda at 12:49 AM 0 comments
Keijijoogakuteki junsui shiron I
shijin wa ga jiko niokeru tokushuna naiteki, gaitekitaiken o migaki ,sodateageta jootaide shi o kizukiageruhodo, iyashii ningen dewa nai. shi ni oite, subarashii subarashii geijutsu o tsukuriageru toiu, iwaba chiteki na ishi ya, sarani susunde chiteki na koosei ni itarumade shijin ni wa hitsuyou no nai shobutsu denakereba nara nai shi, mata soo de aru noga shin no genshi no sugata toshite no shi de aru. shi wa kankaku no nasareta waza de aru. shi wa tsukurumono dewa nakute arumono deari, arukoto o mitsumeru doosatsuryoku nado to iu mono dewa nakute, arukoto ga mieru to iu koto de ari, issai ga wakarukara kaku, moshikuwa wakaranai kara kaku, dewa nakute, kaita mono ga ari sorekara wakaru, moshikuwa wakaranai nanodearu.
Posted by Eiko Onoda at 12:28 AM 0 comments
kooshite miruto hito wa genshi(primitive ages) no ko(child) to shite no shijin to naru niwa naminami de nai jooken o sonaete inakereba narukoto wa fukanoo de aru. sono koto niwa ayamari wa nai keredomo, chuukai(footnote) o kuwaete oku hitsuyoo ga aroo. sonaete iru jootai to naru made sonaeru node aru. mieru yooni narumade miru node aru. sore ni yotte kare no shinzoo ga, kare jishin ga, karejishin ga koo de aroo to shita mono de nai shiromono ni naroo to suru koto wa, daiichi sorejitai okashii. yue ni ningen wa daredemo jibun no nooroku o mikiwameru naraba, shin no shijin o mezashite kookai(voyage) suru koto ga dekiru node aru. tadashi yukusaki wa shin'en na(profound) yami de aru. shijin to naru koto wa senritsu(fear) dearu. shijin to naru koto wa senritsu de aru. shijin to naru koto wa-- yukai de aru.
shokun mo ichido tameshite minai ka.
Posted by Eiko Onoda at 3:08 AM 0 comments
Keijijoogakuteki junsui shiron VI
kenmei(wise) na shokun wa, naniyue, jittai ga kyotai de aruka to omowareru de aroo. kore wa sootaisei riron ga gotoki mono dewa nai. kore wa shijin o koeru mono no nasu waza deari, to iu yori, genshoosekai(phenomenal world) ni taisuru yori ooku no rikai o simesu tokoro no mono o anji suru mono de aru. (ningen wa seishin o tsuujite kami ni itaru! ---ika wa koo o aratamete jigoo de tenkai shite mitai.)
Posted by Eiko Onoda at 2:44 AM 0 comments
Keijijoogakuteki junsui shiron V
kare no shinzoo wa, kare jishin ga soo de aroo to shita mono de wa nai shiromono de aru. mata, odoroku hodo binkan na noozui o motaneba naranu. jitsuwa taisetsu nano wa koosha(latter)de aru. ikura nani o kanjiyoo tomo, kakareta jittai wa sono hito no noozui no han'ei(reflection) to iu kyotai(emptiness) dakara de aru. sosite mata kyoojin(insane) to tensai(genius) no sa wa kono itten de aru. sunawachi, shijin wa tensai deari, kyoojin wa kyoojin de aru. (koko de iu noozui wa, 'sukunaku to mo arumono no gengohyoogen ni taeru hodo no mono o motaneba naranai.' to itte okoo. kakareta zittai wa korera futatsu no yooso no soojoo sayoo no kyotai dearu.)
Posted by Eiko Onoda at 2:03 AM 0 comments
Keijijoogakuteki junsui shiron IV
'arumono' ga ikusei sareru niwa, (juubun ikusei sareta toki sore ga shi to shite hassan sareru node arukara) mazu, odoroku hodo binkan na shinzoo o motaneba naranu. nazenara issai nomono o mi, issai nomono o kiki, issai nomono o ajiwai, issai nomono o kagi, issai no mono o kanji - ari to ru nikkan, arito aru reikan o kanjiru tame no hitsuyoo jooken de aru kara dea ru. sosite mata, kakukoto ni shishoo ga nai kagiri ni oite, ikanaru nikutaiteki fugusha de atte mo kamawanai. kare wa me de kiki, mimi de kagu koto ga dekirukara dea ru. shijin ga sore o kunren suru too ni ittate wa mattaku bakageta koto de ari, kare no shinzoo wa tensei(inborn) de ari, kare no ishi towa mukankei no kankyoo de aru.
Posted by Eiko Onoda at 1:31 AM 0 comments
Keijijoogakuteki junsui shiron III
'arumono' towa nanika. sore wa sono hito no sei no issai no hoogan de ari, ittei no chitsujo nodo aroo hazuga naku, sakuran shitamono de arinagara zentai de hitotsu no yuu deari mu dearu. mu de ari yuu dearu. wakatte iruno wa sore ga gi(false) denai to iu koto dake de aru.
Posted by Eiko Onoda at 1:19 AM 0 comments
Keijijoogakuteki junsui shiron II
kono imi de shi zentai ga shisoo o umi, tetsugaku o umu. soshite umaneba naranu. kono imi de, shi zentai ga ningen no konpon de ari, zai jitai de aru. shi wa kotoba no raretsu deari, arugo de kakareta shi wa, ta no ikokugosha ni totte shin no rikai wa fukanoo deari, mata hon'yaku tote shin no rikai wa fukanoo de aru. shikashi kooiu zaijitai de aru shi wa, gengo hyoogen toiu keijika no mono de aru izen ni shijin no keijijooteki na 'arumono' ni yotte shihai sarete iru to itte yoi. shi wa hon'yaku no kabe o tsukinukeru no dearu.
Posted by Eiko Onoda at 12:49 AM 0 comments
Keijijoogakuteki junsui shiron I
shijin wa ga jiko niokeru tokushuna naiteki, gaitekitaiken o migaki ,sodateageta jootaide shi o kizukiageruhodo, iyashii ningen dewa nai. shi ni oite, subarashii subarashii geijutsu o tsukuriageru toiu, iwaba chiteki na ishi ya, sarani susunde chiteki na koosei ni itarumade shijin ni wa hitsuyou no nai shobutsu denakereba nara nai shi, mata soo de aru noga shin no genshi no sugata toshite no shi de aru. shi wa kankaku no nasareta waza de aru. shi wa tsukurumono dewa nakute arumono deari, arukoto o mitsumeru doosatsuryoku nado to iu mono dewa nakute, arukoto ga mieru to iu koto de ari, issai ga wakarukara kaku, moshikuwa wakaranai kara kaku, dewa nakute, kaita mono ga ari sorekara wakaru, moshikuwa wakaranai nanodearu.
Posted by Eiko Onoda at 12:28 AM 0 comments
Thursday, 25 February 2010
Spell
Eiko Onoda says: 17 hours ago
Delete I really really enjoyed your photo by myself without being known to anybody. Thank you veyr much for exposing a part of your charmimng body. I hope we can enjoy together next time ;)
Monday, 22 February 2010
The origin of love
When someone we love is away from right here, we form her image inside our mind.
That's the origin of love
That's the origin of love
Salt & Sugar
We are sometimes eager to take salty foods. On the other hands, more often than not we are eager to have sugary foods.
Does someone know if salt and sugar are interchangeable inside our body?
Does someone know if salt and sugar are interchangeable inside our body?
Statistics & Exception
1 out of 100 doesn't mean 30 out of 100. Yet they insist there's a rule by exception.
About Me in 2010
About Me
I'm a teacher of social studies by trade. Originally I am a novelist.
Born in Kokura in June, 1961
Kokura high School, Tokyo University graduate
Works; Essay on Metaphysical Pure Poem 1978 The Eve 1978 The Proclamation of war 1980Picture shown right is my wife born in 1960
I'm a teacher of social studies by trade. Originally I am a novelist.
Born in Kokura in June, 1961
Kokura high School, Tokyo University graduate
Works; Essay on Metaphysical Pure Poem 1978 The Eve 1978 The Proclamation of war 1980Picture shown right is my wife born in 1960
Wedding ceremony
Dear C**,
Thank you very much for emails.
Right now neither my wife nor I are a member so according to your reply in this email we cannot have a wedding ceremony in a hall.
I thought we can judging from your previous reply, so don't blame me.
My former wife left me twelve- 12! years ago and we had been discussing divorce over a year.
I got married to my de facto wife 5 days after divorce took effect.
Anyway I keep on attending the meeting and sometimes with my wife.
I hope we can have a wedding ceremony after we both baptise in the future.
Sincerely,
Mer
Thank you very much for emails.
Right now neither my wife nor I are a member so according to your reply in this email we cannot have a wedding ceremony in a hall.
I thought we can judging from your previous reply, so don't blame me.
My former wife left me twelve- 12! years ago and we had been discussing divorce over a year.
I got married to my de facto wife 5 days after divorce took effect.
Anyway I keep on attending the meeting and sometimes with my wife.
I hope we can have a wedding ceremony after we both baptise in the future.
Sincerely,
Mer
Saturday, 20 February 2010
Absence makes the heart grow fonder
Absence makes the heart grow fonder
Absence makes the heart grow fonder
Meaning
The lack of something increases the desire for it.
Origin
The Roman poet Sextus Propertius gave us the earliest form of this saying in Elegies:
"Always toward absent lovers love's tide stronger flows."
The contemporary version appears in The Pocket Magazine of Classic and Polite Literature, 1832, in a piece by a Miss Stickland:
'Tis absense, however, that makes the heart grow fonder.
The phrase was also source material for the lewd wordplay:
"Absinthe makes the fart grow stronger".
Copyright © Gary Martin, 1996 - 2010
Absence makes the heart grow fonder
Meaning
The lack of something increases the desire for it.
Origin
The Roman poet Sextus Propertius gave us the earliest form of this saying in Elegies:
"Always toward absent lovers love's tide stronger flows."
The contemporary version appears in The Pocket Magazine of Classic and Polite Literature, 1832, in a piece by a Miss Stickland:
'Tis absense, however, that makes the heart grow fonder.
The phrase was also source material for the lewd wordplay:
"Absinthe makes the fart grow stronger".
Copyright © Gary Martin, 1996 - 2010
Lingua Franca
The number of people whose native tongue is Chinese 1.3 billion
The number of people whose native tongue is English 400 million
The number of people who speak, use or understand the language in any way 1 billion
There are many estimates, but I take these figures.
Lingua Franca
The number of people whose native tongue is English 400 million
The number of people who speak, use or understand the language in any way 1 billion
There are many estimates, but I take these figures.
Lingua Franca
Friday, 19 February 2010
The meaning of marriage
The meaning of marriage is one,
To live together under the same roof
Two, sleep together on the same bed
Three, economically speaking they share everything.
Divorce ought to be permitted automatically if they keep on living separately more than ten years without having no physical relations.
Twelve years...it was a long time.
To live together under the same roof
Two, sleep together on the same bed
Three, economically speaking they share everything.
Divorce ought to be permitted automatically if they keep on living separately more than ten years without having no physical relations.
Twelve years...it was a long time.
The meaning of a marriage ring
Meaning of rings is obscure.
One hypothesis is that the couple is connected with unseen 'a red string' through two fingers, two rings are only seen though.
Every time I see a ring wearing my left hand, I think of my wife in absence. I cannot hug someone else with this hand.
One hypothesis is that the couple is connected with unseen 'a red string' through two fingers, two rings are only seen though.
Every time I see a ring wearing my left hand, I think of my wife in absence. I cannot hug someone else with this hand.
Kids & marriage II
Eiko Onoda said...
The decision to be parents, is contained in the sex act itself; if you don't want to be a parent yet, don't have sex.
I married three times.
At the age of 34 I married for the first time, not yet prepared to be a parent.
At the age of 38 I married again. Not yet to be a parent that time, either.
I got married to a woman in January this year. Procreation is no longer a point at all.
Marriage determines economic relations between two opposit genders in love. Kids simply form a part of these relations.
February 18, 2010 9:52 AM
"Why pro-lifers should have supported the ERA"
1 Comment - Hide Original PostThe original Equal Rights Amendment was simple- the law should have no gender differences.
A man makes his decision to become a father the instant he has consensual sex, at least, under the law. I should emphasize the word consensual; we're not talking about rape or incest here, we're talking about normal sex, inside of some form of committed relationship.
He can't back out past that point. Yet Roe V.Wade allows a woman to. This creates a difference in the law- a difference in parental rights.
Yeah, I know, women try to justify it with "It's my body and I have to give up 9 months of my life for the child". But I'm talking cusps here- the moment of decision. And the moment of decision, legally, should be the same for a man as for a woman.
And that moment shouldn't be *after* the fact.
Non-consensual sex, like incest and rape, isn't included in this. In fact, I consider abortion due to incest and rape to be murder- and the murderer to be the rapist, just as much as if a bank robber shot a pregnant woman in the uterus.
Life of the mother decisions also aren't really included in this- when a gun is held against your head in other circumstances, the law doesn't call your actions a choice, and neither should it for a woman whose life is threatened by a pregnancy.
Health of the child decisions are the pure evil of eugenics; just talk to any parent who lost a child in the first few weeks of life and ask if they had it to do over again would they choose abortion. You'll find even the tiniest, shortest, human lives have great meaning.
No, I'm solely talking about the evil of using abortion as backup birth control here- and that includes the overdose of birth control pills known as the morning after pill. If women TRULY want to be equal to men, then they need to accept that consensual sex, even with the use of modern birth control methods, contains the slight chance of a pregnancy- and that's the risk they take having consensual sex to begin with. The decision to be parents, is contained in the sex act itself; if you don't want to be a parent yet, don't have sex.
And that's the lesson we need to hammer in to all of our young people- male and female.
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Correcting some logical assumption holes in the above, thanks to some questions I ran into on slashdot:
It's more the idea of the ERA- that we shouldn't be writing gender differences into law. Well, being allowed to choose whether or not you're going to be a parent after having sex is a HUGE gender difference- one which should not be allowed except in rare cases, and even those rare cases should be either the *sole* decision of an emergency room doctor or having the man involved prosecuted for murder, same as any other crime that causes the death of a fetus.
On the Eugenics is Pure Evil, I thought that was pretty much a given based on Godwin's law. But I can think of three reasons not related to facism, so here they are:
1. For any given species to survive and evolve, it needs genetic diversity. Species that don't have genetic diversity have a tendency to run into trouble with double recessive and double dominant genes. Eugenics, in the search of the "perfect child", reduces genetic diversity.
2. Who gets to decide what the perfect human looks like anyway? Parental achievement is no indication- many geniuses come from impoverished or even mental illness backgrounds. Many crooks come from upper crust backgrounds. There are no good indicators.
3. The labeling of disabilities with good quality of life as preventable genetic diseases. A good example of this is Achondroplasia Dwafism, which is a rather benign form of dwarfism as long as your child isn't double-dominant; most Achondroplasia Dwarfs live long and happy lives. Yet it's on the list of normal human variety to be wiped out in the next generation by abortion.
posted by Ted Seeber at 9:40 AM on Feb 5, 2010
The decision to be parents, is contained in the sex act itself; if you don't want to be a parent yet, don't have sex.
I married three times.
At the age of 34 I married for the first time, not yet prepared to be a parent.
At the age of 38 I married again. Not yet to be a parent that time, either.
I got married to a woman in January this year. Procreation is no longer a point at all.
Marriage determines economic relations between two opposit genders in love. Kids simply form a part of these relations.
February 18, 2010 9:52 AM
"Why pro-lifers should have supported the ERA"
1 Comment - Hide Original PostThe original Equal Rights Amendment was simple- the law should have no gender differences.
A man makes his decision to become a father the instant he has consensual sex, at least, under the law. I should emphasize the word consensual; we're not talking about rape or incest here, we're talking about normal sex, inside of some form of committed relationship.
He can't back out past that point. Yet Roe V.Wade allows a woman to. This creates a difference in the law- a difference in parental rights.
Yeah, I know, women try to justify it with "It's my body and I have to give up 9 months of my life for the child". But I'm talking cusps here- the moment of decision. And the moment of decision, legally, should be the same for a man as for a woman.
And that moment shouldn't be *after* the fact.
Non-consensual sex, like incest and rape, isn't included in this. In fact, I consider abortion due to incest and rape to be murder- and the murderer to be the rapist, just as much as if a bank robber shot a pregnant woman in the uterus.
Life of the mother decisions also aren't really included in this- when a gun is held against your head in other circumstances, the law doesn't call your actions a choice, and neither should it for a woman whose life is threatened by a pregnancy.
Health of the child decisions are the pure evil of eugenics; just talk to any parent who lost a child in the first few weeks of life and ask if they had it to do over again would they choose abortion. You'll find even the tiniest, shortest, human lives have great meaning.
No, I'm solely talking about the evil of using abortion as backup birth control here- and that includes the overdose of birth control pills known as the morning after pill. If women TRULY want to be equal to men, then they need to accept that consensual sex, even with the use of modern birth control methods, contains the slight chance of a pregnancy- and that's the risk they take having consensual sex to begin with. The decision to be parents, is contained in the sex act itself; if you don't want to be a parent yet, don't have sex.
And that's the lesson we need to hammer in to all of our young people- male and female.
--------------------------
Correcting some logical assumption holes in the above, thanks to some questions I ran into on slashdot:
It's more the idea of the ERA- that we shouldn't be writing gender differences into law. Well, being allowed to choose whether or not you're going to be a parent after having sex is a HUGE gender difference- one which should not be allowed except in rare cases, and even those rare cases should be either the *sole* decision of an emergency room doctor or having the man involved prosecuted for murder, same as any other crime that causes the death of a fetus.
On the Eugenics is Pure Evil, I thought that was pretty much a given based on Godwin's law. But I can think of three reasons not related to facism, so here they are:
1. For any given species to survive and evolve, it needs genetic diversity. Species that don't have genetic diversity have a tendency to run into trouble with double recessive and double dominant genes. Eugenics, in the search of the "perfect child", reduces genetic diversity.
2. Who gets to decide what the perfect human looks like anyway? Parental achievement is no indication- many geniuses come from impoverished or even mental illness backgrounds. Many crooks come from upper crust backgrounds. There are no good indicators.
3. The labeling of disabilities with good quality of life as preventable genetic diseases. A good example of this is Achondroplasia Dwafism, which is a rather benign form of dwarfism as long as your child isn't double-dominant; most Achondroplasia Dwarfs live long and happy lives. Yet it's on the list of normal human variety to be wiped out in the next generation by abortion.
posted by Ted Seeber at 9:40 AM on Feb 5, 2010
Kids & marriage
Eiko Onoda said...
>the state reserves the right to annul any marriage that does not produce children, and refuse a marriage license to any couple either not intending to, or incapable of, producing children
There are couples who had kids, also there are other couples who either doesn't want to or can't.
Kids are always main topic between couples, but not the first priority, which remains how two people love one another.
"A Clarification on Marriage Laws: the serious version"
3 Comments - Hide Original PostCollapse commentsI'm Roman Catholic. To me, that means marriage is a sacrament designed to last, and even divorce should not be permitted.
Recently I participated in a joke post on somebody else's blog, playing devil's advocate:
Why California can no longer afford divorce
But I fear it might have left my real position confused.
So here goes- the gay agenda has highlighted one thing in particular. Writing marriage into civil law comes dangerously close to violating the establishment clause of the First Amendment to the Constitution. Which causes a conflict for me between faith and patriotism.
Thus I propose this answer: We split civil recognition of marriage into three parts.
First of all, Sacramental marriages may no longer be recognized by the State at all. They are fully in the province of religion, and follow the rules of the religious sect of the person who officiates at the marriage. The person officiating at the ceremony has the full right to require premarital classes and counseling, and based on the results of that reject doing the ceremony.
The Second recognizes that the State does indeed have an interest in promoting procreation. For that purpose, we use the word marriage as we always have, but with a twist. This marriage cannot be dissolved by divorce while there are still children under the age of 18 in the household, except by reason of physical abuse. Also, the state reserves the right to annul any marriage that does not produce children, and refuse a marriage license to any couple either not intending to, or incapable of, producing children. The exception to the right of annulment on the part of the State is an active intent to adopt, with the adoption process already in progress.
The third recognizes and solves the discrimination of the second. The State also has an interest in encouraging cohabitation for the combining of household resources. But this isn't marriage- this is Civil Unions. Civil unions should not discriminate based on race, color, creed, sex, gender, sexual orientation, species, age, or number of participants. Civil unions may, or may not, have a term limitation not exceeding 30 years, renewable five times. Civil union contracts may be dissolved before the term limitation for any reason. Civil unions effectively create a corporate household in which all members share all benefits of contracts signed by the household equally, including power of attorney and right of visitation for each other.
posted by Ted Seeber at 8:59 AM on Feb 1, 2010
>the state reserves the right to annul any marriage that does not produce children, and refuse a marriage license to any couple either not intending to, or incapable of, producing children
There are couples who had kids, also there are other couples who either doesn't want to or can't.
Kids are always main topic between couples, but not the first priority, which remains how two people love one another.
"A Clarification on Marriage Laws: the serious version"
3 Comments - Hide Original PostCollapse commentsI'm Roman Catholic. To me, that means marriage is a sacrament designed to last, and even divorce should not be permitted.
Recently I participated in a joke post on somebody else's blog, playing devil's advocate:
Why California can no longer afford divorce
But I fear it might have left my real position confused.
So here goes- the gay agenda has highlighted one thing in particular. Writing marriage into civil law comes dangerously close to violating the establishment clause of the First Amendment to the Constitution. Which causes a conflict for me between faith and patriotism.
Thus I propose this answer: We split civil recognition of marriage into three parts.
First of all, Sacramental marriages may no longer be recognized by the State at all. They are fully in the province of religion, and follow the rules of the religious sect of the person who officiates at the marriage. The person officiating at the ceremony has the full right to require premarital classes and counseling, and based on the results of that reject doing the ceremony.
The Second recognizes that the State does indeed have an interest in promoting procreation. For that purpose, we use the word marriage as we always have, but with a twist. This marriage cannot be dissolved by divorce while there are still children under the age of 18 in the household, except by reason of physical abuse. Also, the state reserves the right to annul any marriage that does not produce children, and refuse a marriage license to any couple either not intending to, or incapable of, producing children. The exception to the right of annulment on the part of the State is an active intent to adopt, with the adoption process already in progress.
The third recognizes and solves the discrimination of the second. The State also has an interest in encouraging cohabitation for the combining of household resources. But this isn't marriage- this is Civil Unions. Civil unions should not discriminate based on race, color, creed, sex, gender, sexual orientation, species, age, or number of participants. Civil unions may, or may not, have a term limitation not exceeding 30 years, renewable five times. Civil union contracts may be dissolved before the term limitation for any reason. Civil unions effectively create a corporate household in which all members share all benefits of contracts signed by the household equally, including power of attorney and right of visitation for each other.
posted by Ted Seeber at 8:59 AM on Feb 1, 2010
Saturday, 13 February 2010
A letter to America
Dear H**..
Thank you for information.
My wife and I had been unable to register as a legally married couple for the reason I mentioned, for years, but finally on the 23rd of January we were able to do it in a ward office.
We are happy.
We plan to have a wedding ceremony on April, this year. I'd like to do it in a Kingdom Hall. Because I'm a Bible student and have been attending the meeting here for several years.
After that, I hope we attend the meeting regularly more often than ever.
I'd like to learn more how happily married couple ought to be as many good examples I found in the congregation.
Sincerely,
Mer
Thank you for information.
My wife and I had been unable to register as a legally married couple for the reason I mentioned, for years, but finally on the 23rd of January we were able to do it in a ward office.
We are happy.
We plan to have a wedding ceremony on April, this year. I'd like to do it in a Kingdom Hall. Because I'm a Bible student and have been attending the meeting here for several years.
After that, I hope we attend the meeting regularly more often than ever.
I'd like to learn more how happily married couple ought to be as many good examples I found in the congregation.
Sincerely,
Mer
A letter to London
Dear C**
Thank you for information.
My wife and I had been unable to register as a legally married couple for some reason for years, but finally on the 23rd of January we were able to do it in a ward office.
We plan to have a wedding ceremony on April, this year. I'd like to do it in a kingdom hall. Because I'm a bible student and have been attending the meeting here for a couple of years.
After that, I hope we attend the meeting regularly more often than ever.
I'd like to learn more how happily married couple ought to be as many good examples I found in the congregation.
Sincerely,
Mer
Thank you for information.
My wife and I had been unable to register as a legally married couple for some reason for years, but finally on the 23rd of January we were able to do it in a ward office.
We plan to have a wedding ceremony on April, this year. I'd like to do it in a kingdom hall. Because I'm a bible student and have been attending the meeting here for a couple of years.
After that, I hope we attend the meeting regularly more often than ever.
I'd like to learn more how happily married couple ought to be as many good examples I found in the congregation.
Sincerely,
Mer
Friday, 12 February 2010
Thursday, 11 February 2010
An email from a young attractive girl
J :
17 hours ago
hi how are you?nice to see you online here again
Are you still in Philippines? How about your health? Did you remove bad parts?
I feel sorry about the money. I simply mistook the amount of money you need at that time.
Anyway here on line I am OK to keep in touch
17 hours ago
hi how are you?nice to see you online here again
Are you still in Philippines? How about your health? Did you remove bad parts?
I feel sorry about the money. I simply mistook the amount of money you need at that time.
Anyway here on line I am OK to keep in touch
Joyett - my ideal woman
Joyett Gutierrez is Offline
Joyett Gutierrez will receive your Chat message after signing in.
Me: This is Eiko Onoda
I add you in my friend list.
Talk to you later..
Love is inexplicable, talk to you on line later
Joyett Gutierrez will receive your Chat message after signing in.
Me: This is Eiko Onoda
I add you in my friend list.
Talk to you later..
Love is inexplicable, talk to you on line later
A Letter from Rose
Sorry for the late reply...my laptop was out of order for these five days.
I'm lonely.....Can I have a chat?
Mine is **. I add you in my list. Chat with me later..
I'm lonely.....Can I have a chat?
Mine is **. I add you in my list. Chat with me later..
Messages to lovely girls
I send Love to you
hi!
Hi, Joyett..sorry for not sending any message so long!..Can I know your email? Have a chat, etc..
For Love, you are my ideal woman
hi!
Hi, Joyett..sorry for not sending any message so long!..Can I know your email? Have a chat, etc..
For Love, you are my ideal woman
Wednesday, 10 February 2010
Spring first
Yesterday Monday and the day before yesterday Tuesday were unusually warm. Climate, temparature were those of early May.
Spring had come on Monday. We had spring first -the name of wind.
Spring had come on Monday. We had spring first -the name of wind.
Wedding ceremony
Dear C**,
Probably first settlers in Jericho was proto-Semites which were neither not yet Jews nor Arabs. They were people before Abraham lived in Ur. The question itself doesn't have important meanings.
Aside from that, how wedding ceremony is held among you? Is it free? Do you have a wedding ceremony other than members if they wish, for example Bible students as I?
My laptop is nearly out of order . I'm looking for Dell, Apple, or lenovo made in US or UK. .
My life has been drastically changing. I'd like to see you soon with my wife in the hall.
Sincerely,
Mer
Probably first settlers in Jericho was proto-Semites which were neither not yet Jews nor Arabs. They were people before Abraham lived in Ur. The question itself doesn't have important meanings.
Aside from that, how wedding ceremony is held among you? Is it free? Do you have a wedding ceremony other than members if they wish, for example Bible students as I?
My laptop is nearly out of order . I'm looking for Dell, Apple, or lenovo made in US or UK. .
My life has been drastically changing. I'd like to see you soon with my wife in the hall.
Sincerely,
Mer
Tuesday, 9 February 2010
Rings
Give me back the platinum ring ..my ex-wife asked me.
Platinum marriage ring ..our marriage ended on the 18th of January, 2010.
Platinum marriage ring ..our marriage ended on the 18th of January, 2010.
Big stride
Universal jurisdiction, robowarrior... the world is getting more and more advanced. I feel this country is furthermore left behind the times
Spinsters
Grass field green, rice field early seed
Some first names are so closely connected to their surnames in meaning. They are likely to get married later
Some first names are so closely connected to their surnames in meaning. They are likely to get married later
Qualification & Licence
Without qualification, you can still work but with qualification you can earn more money.
Without licence you cannot work
Without licence you cannot work
Memory
Buy me afternoon tea...one of students in my younger days asked a tea, a cup of tea..
I was 27 and she was 15. Red string of fate was hard to find.
I was 27 and she was 15. Red string of fate was hard to find.
Wedding ceremony
Hello H**...
I'd like to get information how wedding ceremony will be held among you and how much we should spend?
After a lengthy effort to arrangement finally I was able to divorce my ex wife-on-paper who left me twelve! years ago and I got married to my de facto wife -you know her since I introduced to many of you!
Sorry for revealing very personal matter but I think I confessed a part of it many years ago while you were in Japan.
Sincerely years,
Mer
I'd like to get information how wedding ceremony will be held among you and how much we should spend?
After a lengthy effort to arrangement finally I was able to divorce my ex wife-on-paper who left me twelve! years ago and I got married to my de facto wife -you know her since I introduced to many of you!
Sorry for revealing very personal matter but I think I confessed a part of it many years ago while you were in Japan.
Sincerely years,
Mer
Friday, 5 February 2010
Thursday, 4 February 2010
OALD 7th edition
I bought OALD 7th edition for the first time in 21 years.
It was in 1977 when I bought OALD 3rd edition or I bought any kind of an English dictionary for the first time.
In 1989 I bought OALD 4th edition, so it has been for 21 years.
What day? it was on the 3rd of February, just one day before the start of spring. We celebrate this day by scattering beans, you know?
I have been using OALD for 33 years. This dictionary has become a part of my soul & body.
Note; OALD 3rd edition first published in 1974
OALD 4th edition first published in 1989
OALD 7th edition first published in 2005
It was in 1977 when I bought OALD 3rd edition or I bought any kind of an English dictionary for the first time.
In 1989 I bought OALD 4th edition, so it has been for 21 years.
What day? it was on the 3rd of February, just one day before the start of spring. We celebrate this day by scattering beans, you know?
I have been using OALD for 33 years. This dictionary has become a part of my soul & body.
Note; OALD 3rd edition first published in 1974
OALD 4th edition first published in 1989
OALD 7th edition first published in 2005
London this winter
Dear C**
I just remind you that I went to Sunday meeting while you were in Sasebo shortly before you leave Japan, but the day was still very cold.
Now on the 4th of February.. this day is the beginning of spring.
I plan to visit Kingdom Hall with my wife this spring, also looking forward to attending the Memorial.
I listen to BBC world service every night for at least two hours. Keeping in touch with England more than the real visitors & residents (as you & your wife! )
My question last time was in concise who the first settlers in Jericho were. This topic has a little to do with Bible. Anyway..I'd like to raise a more suitable question next time.
We expect to see you in Japan, I hope you fully enjoy your stay in London.
Sincerely yours,
Mer
I just remind you that I went to Sunday meeting while you were in Sasebo shortly before you leave Japan, but the day was still very cold.
Now on the 4th of February.. this day is the beginning of spring.
I plan to visit Kingdom Hall with my wife this spring, also looking forward to attending the Memorial.
I listen to BBC world service every night for at least two hours. Keeping in touch with England more than the real visitors & residents (as you & your wife! )
My question last time was in concise who the first settlers in Jericho were. This topic has a little to do with Bible. Anyway..I'd like to raise a more suitable question next time.
We expect to see you in Japan, I hope you fully enjoy your stay in London.
Sincerely yours,
Mer
Dear Sir
Dear C**
I just remind you that I went to Sunday meeting while you were in Sasebo before just you leave Japan, but the day was still very cold.
Now on the 4th of February.. this day is the beginning of spring.
I plan to visit Kingdom Hall with my wife this spring, also looking forward to attending the Memorial.
I listen to BBC world service every night for at least two hours. My desk is surrounded by many British dictionaries - Oxford, Cambridge, Collins, Longman.. so a lot of British atmosphere. My favourites are Oxfords. I own other dictionaries only for reference purposes.
My question last time was in concise who the first settlers in Jericho were. This topic has a little to do with Bible. Anyway..
We expect to see you in Japan, enjoy your stay in London.
Sincerely yours,
Mer
Dear Mer,
I am now in London and its quite rainy and cold especially at night where it gets to about -3 in London and day time has been around 1 or 2 degrees during the day.
Anyway, myself and my wife are fine and we knew what to expect of the english winter.
How are you?
Since i know you cannot come to meetings right now because of alsorts of reasons, so i just wanted to let you know that i am happy if you send me a baffling,perplexing or puzzling question while im here in London.
Im doing the same work as in Japan..and i have plenty of time to help you.
anyway, i hope i can speak to you soon and that you are not suffereing there in the cold.
Take care
C
I just remind you that I went to Sunday meeting while you were in Sasebo before just you leave Japan, but the day was still very cold.
Now on the 4th of February.. this day is the beginning of spring.
I plan to visit Kingdom Hall with my wife this spring, also looking forward to attending the Memorial.
I listen to BBC world service every night for at least two hours. My desk is surrounded by many British dictionaries - Oxford, Cambridge, Collins, Longman.. so a lot of British atmosphere. My favourites are Oxfords. I own other dictionaries only for reference purposes.
My question last time was in concise who the first settlers in Jericho were. This topic has a little to do with Bible. Anyway..
We expect to see you in Japan, enjoy your stay in London.
Sincerely yours,
Mer
Dear Mer,
I am now in London and its quite rainy and cold especially at night where it gets to about -3 in London and day time has been around 1 or 2 degrees during the day.
Anyway, myself and my wife are fine and we knew what to expect of the english winter.
How are you?
Since i know you cannot come to meetings right now because of alsorts of reasons, so i just wanted to let you know that i am happy if you send me a baffling,perplexing or puzzling question while im here in London.
Im doing the same work as in Japan..and i have plenty of time to help you.
anyway, i hope i can speak to you soon and that you are not suffereing there in the cold.
Take care
C
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