discussion post on Thu, May 15, 2008 - 8:58 AM
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I've been involved in some form of music or dance all my life. I was once the shy girl never volunteering for anything now you can't keep me off the stage!
I am also known as Lady Drakos, lover, and protector of dragons. I also love all things to do with celtic and Scottish history all the way back to the celts, pics and druid...it's in my blood.
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Obviously these people have no respect for the dead i'd like to know what's going through her mother's head, a woman who has been estranged from her daughter for 10 years or so (how you could let that happen with your child in the first place is beyond me) now she wants control over her body and want to take her back "home" where was mom when Anna was battlling her deceased husbands family in court, where was mom when Anna's son died and where was she when her grand-daughter was born. It's a...
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Sat, March 3, 2007 - 11:06 AM
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I just saw it on yahoo, She is dead, geeze kind of reminds me of the whole Maralyn Monroe thing only Anna wasn't involved with a president. So sad, a baby left behind in all this, hope it's father finally steps forward and takes responsability. One can only guess how this all came to an end, the price of stardom often ends ugly.
Thu, February 8, 2007 - 1:03 PM
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Please don't let our men and women over in Iraq end up getting treated like those of Vietnam. Back then the guys were told they would be considered real men if they went but when they came home everyone turned their backs on them. I see it happening all over again, just the other day a soldier on tv said he was home and was asked where he was stationed when he told them Iraq a huge conflict broke out, he said he'd never tell anothe civilian again that he was in Iraq. When you sign up for the ...
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Fri, November 25, 2005 - 9:12 PM
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