You give so much to women and men too(if they take the time to listen). So I can’t understand why someone would begrudge you the occasional “happy to be me” comments that you make.

If more women would see themselves in the light you see yourself that would make the world a much much better place. Women should be proud of themselves: the way they look, the way they walk, the way they talk and to hell with men who are uneasy with a woman feeling good about who she is and what she looks like.

Debra

Every year, English teachers from across the country can submit their collections of actual analogies and metaphors found in high school essays.

These excerpts are published each year for their amusement.

Here are last year’s winners…

20. The plan was simple, like my brother-in-law  Phil. But unlike Phil, this
plan just might work.

Here’s the real BOMB. Legal weed may be coming to Guam.
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GUAM- Medicinal marijuana has been a hot topic for some time. While many people feel it has legitimate benefits, others feel that its supporters are simply blowing smoke.

Although a good number of people use marijuana for recreational purposes, there are also many others who use it strictly for its medicinal purposes.

Senator Rory Respicio is introducing a new bill to allow doctors to prescribe medicinal marijuana to patients with debilitating conditions.

The bill’s author, Senator Rory Respicio, explains, “We need to focus on allowing for cannabis to be available for medicinal purposes. When you look at people who need this because they’re on their death bed because they have cancer or debilitating illness.

Or people who don’t have access to health care and medication is so expensive. People talk about marinol. Why legalize marijuana for medical reasons when you have marinol available. But go ask those same people how much marinol costs without insurance.”

Despite all of the benefits of marijuana, Respicio stresses that he is advocating it for medicinal use only. In order to ensure this, the use of medical marijuana must be regulated.

Respicio adds, “The other thing that we did is we are going to call for a policy or commission to review this. This is new territory on Guam so we have to look at what they do in the states and how they regulate this so this commission will do that. We also had to take out that section that would’ve removed the $100 penalty for one ounce or less. We felt after much consideration that that would’ve been a backdoor way to legalize marijuana.”

As it stands now, Senator Adolfo Palacios does not support the bill. Palacios comments, “there’s going to be some difficulty in the enforcement of it, the monitoring of it and for what purpose? If it’s for medicinal, there are other medicines that can do that.”

While everyone seems to have strong positions on medicinal marijuana, Bill 423 will ultimately be decided here on the legislature floor. However, There is still time to speak up and voice your opinion on the matter.
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My speak says bring it on.

Wayne

GUAM – Guam will have an acting Attorney General after Alicia Limtiaco is sworn in as US Attorney for Guam and the CNMI on Monday.

Governor Felix Camacho has appointed longtime Guam attorney John Weisenberger as Acting Attorney General until a new Attorney General is sworn into office in January after this November’s general election.

Weisenberger will serve the final six months of the four year term vacated by Limtiaco. He has served the AG’s Office in various roles on and off since the 70′s.
In 2001 he was appointed by the local Supreme Court Chief Justice as Public Guardian of Guam.

Weisenberger is a 34-year member of the Guam Bar Association.
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I know that I will be looking for a woman that I can support.

Girlz rule Michele

Hafa adai

Anna