Duggar Emergency

"Michelle Duggar, star of TLC's "18 Kids and Counting" gave birth to her 19th child, a girl, Thursday night via emergency C-section, although she wasn't due to give birth until spring, TMZ reports. Josie Brooklyn Duggar weighed in at 1 lb., 6 ounces." Click here for whole story.

Please remember Michelle & Baby Josie in your prayers.

Good Job Kid!

What a smart & brave little boy.

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The View

I took my mom to the dentist this morning and while I was sitting in the waiting room I read magazines and watched TV. Unfortunately "The View" started while I was out there. Now, from what I can see Joy is the only original person on the show (besides Barbara) and I can't understand why. Most of the things that come out of her mouth make are either incorrect or just make no sense. I don't mean to Joy bash, but I just have a hard time understanding how people can stand listening to what she says. If any of you out there are Joy lovers or even lovers of The View please explain to me why that is, and what makes her or the show so appealing.

Octuplet Mom (selfish??)

The story of the woman who gave birth to octuplets about a week ago (link's below) was very fascinating to me, not in the I think she did a great thing kinda way, but it had me wondering what kind of person is this, what is going through her mind? While the news kept asking the question "are the choices this woman made selfish or not?" I had already made my opinion, and in reading the comments from an interview given by the mother on MSNBC, she has proven me right. The decision to have these babies (all 14) was a completely selfish act. What kind of person intentionally brings a child into the world with out a father, a good chance for a healthy life, and the love and care, and attention that they deserve? Read the interview and really pay attention to how many times she says "I feel" or "I wanted", it's amazing how much I this and I that there is in the story. What about what's best for them?

What's your take?

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/29038814/

Father Barron on Bill Maher's "Religulous"