My son just reminded me what it's all about...

[revree]

I sit here reading all the depressing, frustrating stuff, and my little four year old comes up and plants me a juicy kiss on the lips, saying he loves me. Fuck Bush. He doesn't know what love is, but I do, and I will never stop fighting for my son's future.

[Sal Minella]

1. Wow. Great post. Thanks.

[lonestarnot]

2. Woooo damn whoooooo! Fight on! Never surrender!

[1956]

3. That's right!

Exactly. Love. It's always been the answer. What's ironic is that most of the so called Christians don't get it at all. If they were to ever actually meet Jesus, they'd just think he was a friggin' "liberal" and thumb their nose at him, or moon their big, flabby butts! Okay...I went too far then.

[shaniqua6392]

4. Bless the children.

Very uplifting post.

[roguevalley]

5. kiss him back for me. I have hope everyday I look at my boys.

[The_Casual_Observer]

6. Enjoy it while it lasts

The days of little cheekies go by far too fast, and they don't come back.

[revree]

8. Oh, don't remind me.

I know, one day he will be a teenager and refuse to acknowledge my existence. But I will still love him and fight for him like a warrior anyway!

[Career Prole]

23. That's why I drop my daughter off at school every day

instead of putting her on the bus.
One day she won't want the ride anymore. I'm enjoying it while I can. :)

[dogday]

7. And I will never stop fighting till my Son returns from Iraq

and continues with his future........

[revree]

9. Oh my, I am praying for your son's safe return.

[dogday]

10. Thank you and I hope your boy will be able

to have a decent world to grow up in and not have to do what my only son is doing.....

[mother earth]

11. Dogday & revree, hugs for both of you, for completely

different reasons, but ALL FOR THE LOVE OF SONS! :hug: :grouphug:

[dogday]

12. Thank you for your thoughts let's throw in our daughter's as well,

they are going to war as well and I have a young daughter who may see combat one day herself... A scary world indeed to be raising our children.... We all need all the support we can get

[mother earth]

14. But of course, daughters too! Please forgive my faux pas.

[Catherine Vincent]

13. How sweet!

:-)

[MsKandice01]

15. Yes, I can relate.

When I'm sitting here upset, depressed and ready to just give up from the frustration, this little face...



Never fails to slap me back to reality.

[jedicord]

16. An angel.

Pure angel.

I fight for my son and his future on this planet. I want him to know good, be happy and find love. Some days though, I fear that he will never experience my dreams for him.

Give your son extra hugs!

[MsKandice01]

18. I know what you mean...

Especially when I think about climate change, overpopulation, peak oil, etc. It really sometimes makes me feel guilty for even bringing him into this world. I don't want him to have to suffer through what I think are going to be some extremely hard times ahead.

[jedicord]

20. Exactly how I feel!

Lately, it seems as if every time I hear what this administration is doing (and so much, so quick, these days) I think of my son. Some Repub friends say "Why are you so worried? You'll be dead before this happens."

And I reply, "Because maybe my son won't be dead, maybe his children won't be dead - someone dear to me will experience the repercussions".

Regret my son's birth? Never. But there is that twinge of selfish guilt.

[yankeeinlouisiana]

17. Yep, kids are great at

pointing out the important stuff.

[donkeyotay]

19. May the mothers of the world beat the Dimson

like a playground pervert.

[ChairmanAgnostic]

21. but does he do the hokie pokie?

seriously, you are blessed to know and understand that.

Looking at babs and George HW, it is easy to see why boy george loved to kill frogs and why he has absolutely no empathy. Without his iron curtain of Karen Hughes, karl Rove and Kondi Rice (I had to get a K in there) his many failings become obvious.

rumors abound that Rove is extremely distracted and cannot concentrate on his babysitting tasks.

[quiet.american]

22. So, so sweet!

You're one of the lucky ones.

[Just Me]

24. Yep. They are certainly worth fighting for.

:hug: Thanks for that sweet post.

[proud patriot]

25. my son was 4 years old when bush assumed office

he turns 10 later this year . I've spent half his life fighting these
bastards . He calls me a hero for it , I don't think I'm a hero .
but in his eyes only hero's try and save the world , and that's what
I tell him I'm trying to do .

Great post revree , My son and all children are why I'm in this fight.

We must leave them a better world than the one we got .

[lostnfound]

26. My 4 year old just walked up and asked me a depressing question...

but I agree with you nonetheless.

I won't share it because I don't want to spoil a beautiful thread like this. You are very right.

[shance]

27. You have made my night.

Thanks for a much needed post.

[FreedomAngel82]

28. Aw

:D I know it's cliche but the children are the future. :)