When in third grade we had an exchange student from Scotland. We exchanged letters with what would have been his classmates in Aberdeen. It was exciting learning about people's lives in other worlds.
I continued communication with my "Pen Pal" through high school but then lost touch with her.
When I was a teen (early to mid 1970s) I had around 100 pen pals form all over the world. I kid you not. I went through a roil of stamps about every 2 months. My parents used to buy me a roll of stamps as part of a stocking stuffer for Christmas. And a roll as one of my birthday presents.
Because there is not enough support or compassion for those whom have criminal records that can't get jobs because of and or even have there own name on a place of living or vehicle even if they were holding down a job and putting there lives back on track so why would I be agreed for closing
Don’t think there enough places for all of these people to go. Let them stay where they are with the services provided until there is a permanent safe stay place/solution.
The expenditure per person is outrageous..calculate per 190 residents!
Also what is the stated method to audit the success of this large spending of our taxes?
When in third grade we had an exchange student from Scotland. We exchanged letters with what would have been his classmates in Aberdeen. It was exciting learning about people's lives in other worlds. I continued communication with my "Pen Pal" through high school but then lost touch with her.
ReplyWhen I was a teen (early to mid 1970s) I had around 100 pen pals form all over the world. I kid you not. I went through a roil of stamps about every 2 months. My parents used to buy me a roll of stamps as part of a stocking stuffer for Christmas. And a roll as one of my birthday presents.
ReplyYes and many were only after money! No more!!!
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