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11.20.2009
CommentsRobinReadsNov 19, 2009I enjoy your 'morons in the news' segment every morning on my way to work, and I wanted to politely correct an assumption you made this morning. Not everyone who works at a library is a librarian, just as not everyone who works in a hospital is a doctor, nor is everyone who works at a radio station an announcer or radio personality. Something to think about...  Lynn RicheyNov 18, 2009Sheri: I heard the show this morning about single parenthood and I have to give Kudos to you for saying what so many of us want to say and won't! I'm a single mother and I LOVE the time I spend with my kids AND I love the time I get to spend alone. Yes, I miss my kids when they aren't here, but at the same time I get a much needed break and it keeps me sane and appreciative of my kids and we love each other more. Additionally, I have to say that I completely understand about there not being anyone demanding on your time other than the kids. Like you, I load them up and we go where ever we want when we want and love it. While I am in another relationship, he isn't here unless I want him here and that way I can still squeeze in some "me" time, some kid time, and some couple time, but never at the same time. I love that I don't have to stress and balance everyone's emotions at the same time, including my own. Men are sometimes just as needy, if not more, than kids! LarryNov 18, 2009Hi Sheri. I don't get to listen much but I heard the show this morning and in particular, the debate on single parenthood. You both seemed to enjoy this aspect, probably you moreso than Bob. But at the same time, you acknowledge being in a relationship with another man now. How does this work? what is the difference in the boyfriend and the husband in regards to your time and energy with the kids? Maybe this was addressed, but I didn't get to listen to the entire show. As I rarely get to listen, I hope that if you do see this you can post an answer. Thanks. You guys are great. CrisNov 18, 2009HampTON Inn. I told my travel agent to book me at the HampTON Inn. ClaireNov 10, 2009Hi Bob and Sheri, Here's an answer to your question about a judge allowing Miss California's sex video to be shown: I believe Sheri mentioned that Miss CA was being deposed at the time. A deposition is not held in a courtroom, and there is neither a judge nor a jury present. It is part of the discovery process in a case: the gathering of evidence that may or may not be used at trial. It is usually held in the office of the attorney who is taking the deposition. There are usually only a few people present: Attorneys for each party; the deponent; the opposing party or parties; and a court reporter. I guess the deponent can bring moral support too, like one's mother. Boy, was that a mistake! I hope this helps clear up the confusion. Click Here to View More Comments In order to post comments, you must be logged in as a Link Insider  |
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