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At 11:50am on May 13, 2011, Ruth Anthony-Gardner said…: Greetings, Laura Ross! Wow, you're busy. I'd like to invite you to a group where we talk about anything on our minds, Hang With Friends. :D

At 8:32pm on January 16, 2011, Katie Ranting Redhead Smith said…: TAG! You're it!

At 10:48pm on December 20, 2008, Joshua said…: Hi, I think it's cool you participate in the Rocky Horror Show. I didn't know there was one at Peachtree Corners. I'll have to check it out sometime - I live close by.

Cheers!

At 5:53pm on December 19, 2008, Christine said…: Yeah, I agree about eating healthy vegan food. When people find out I'm a vegan they often start asking about what can I eat and assume that my choices are limited. Actually, in my opinion, vegan diets are often much more interesting and I don't feel limited at all.

At 6:48pm on December 18, 2008, Dan said…: Glad to meet you. I actually live in Seymour, but I work in Maryville. I dont know how long it has been since you last visited but Maryville has grown quite a bit in the fifteen or so years I have lived here. It seems that everything within a 30 mile radius of Knoxville is just a suburb of the city.

At 3:41pm on December 18, 2008, Christine said…: I enjoyed the latest Flyswatter podcast! =)

At 3:36pm on December 18, 2008, Christine said…: Hi! I've been a vegan since 1996. Before that I was an on again/ off again vegatarian all of my life. As a child, it just seemed wrong to me to eat other beings. But as I had little choices, I ended up reverting several times until college. Once I did more research into the meat & dairy industries, I was convinced that veganism was the way to go.

How about you?

At 12:51pm on December 18, 2008, Hampton said…: oh yeah, theres some of everything in chamblee

At 10:44am on December 18, 2008, Daniel Wachenheim said…: My parents were very smart and got nursing home insurance 40 years ago, and paid it up faithfully. I don't know if this option exists any more. I think that in my Moms case, it's costing them more than she paid in, but we still add some on top of that.

If his medical insurance pays for a social worker, they might be able to identify some resources for you. What a difficult situation for you...

At 9:37am on December 18, 2008, Daniel Wachenheim said…: I think it's special! My mom's dementia has progressed to the point where she doesn't know who I, or my dad, is. SHe can no longer say words. She is spoon fed. She's getting great care, and I really respect the wonderful people who are caring for her. On the down side, the care center is religious based, but there dont seem to be any non-religious based places in her town, and even if there were, I would still choose the one that is the cleanest, brightest, nicest, for her end of days, regardless of affiliation.