Why Wait? by Q. T. Stone
Keeping the Kinship Tree by Victor Oruko
Re: Musical Lyrics RE:Swearing by Antonia Omosola
The Cost of Marriage by Carlotta Smith
In Defense of Capital Punishment by Cynthia Pearson
Keeping It Real by Terrell Davis
The End Is Near by John Kali'f Taylor
I'm Perfect by Eric Robinson
My Dreams and My Destiny by Carla Thomas
Talk Shows
by LaQuisha Milner
During health class 6th period in high school, the main advice to students was to use condoms to prevent teenage pregnancy. Today I feel society is focusing on the wrong issue. Teenagers need to know that no sex is the safe way. There are a variety of diseases floating around waiting on young naïve teenagers being taught that their only fear of having sex outside of marriage is teenage pregnancy. We need to look beyond that because in this day and time pregnancy maybe the best thing that could happen. Many teenagers don't fear the words HIV, herpes, or syphilis until one of them hits home.
Being 16 and still a virgin was the most embarrassing thing that could happen to a teenage girl dating one of the finest guys in school. But I had to think about the consequences of me losing my womanhood to boost his manhood; was it really worth it? Young teenage girls need to know being a virgin is the most precious thing about us.
When a man brags about how many women he have been with, it's a good thing if the numbers are high. But when a woman brags about how many guys she have been with, she's a slut or a whore if the numbers are high. Many of my guy friends tend to want to settle down with females who are not so experienced. Personally, I feel it gives the guy something to look forward to.
When dating a man who's sexually active, you need to let him know up front how you feel about the situation. In many cases he's going to insist that he loves you, or he will be with you forever, and you must don't love him. You then need to let him know, that if he doesn't respect your opinion about sex, he doesn't respect you. Some men try to make women feel as if they are obligated to have sex with them, but we are not. When this happen, the female need to take charge. Make him aware of your feelings. Let him know if it continues you don't want to be with him.
Sometimes it's hard to say no to someone you may like, but you need to think about the love for yourself first. If a man truly respects you, he will wait until the end. No woman should ever let a man tell her when it's time. Saying no, doesn't always mean it's the end of a relationship. Sometimes it's the beginning of a true mature friendship. When I was 17 I met a young man that was 20. At the time I realized that I was still a virgin but I didn't tell him because I felt I would be a turnoff. Several weeks went by, and he began to wonder when we were going to take this relationship to another level. The only thing I could think about was how much I liked him, but then I remembered that I had something that most 17- year-old women dreamed of having. I called him the next night to let him know that I was not ready.
This decision gave me a chance to see if he really loved me. He called me back the next day to let me know that he respected my decision. We are still together today, and it was a year before we were intimate. During this time we were able to become friends before we were lovers. This allowed us to gain a mutual respect for each other ,that will last forever, even if we decide to part.
You are in a church or any other gathering and suddenly you hear, for the first time, someone say: "Blood is thicker than water." To many people, it may reflect on something that deals with science or religious studies, as I had thought before until my grandmother taught me this phrase has some unscientific meaning.
Unlike many of my peers who were raised in nuclear families, I grew up in an extended family, which made my life mean a lot not only to my father and mother but to the entire community, more so because I was the first child. The nostalgia that I have had over the years for my grandmother is, however, slowly vanishing. As I sit back and watch television, I often get dumb-founded at news about murder, rape, theft, child abuse, and drugs just to name a few. Apparently, this happens to be a way of life in most western countries as opposed to few so-called developing countries, and this difference is what some of us want to understand, in terms of how or why it came to be there.
In nearly all what western countries call Third-World countries, the concept of "education begins at home" is stressed very much in every aspect of life. In most African countries, just when a child is born, people send a lot of gifts to his or her home as blessings. Not only do they extend their presents but also offer special prayers to the whole community too. The child's care then belongs to every member of that particular community. Even though the exercise may take too much time, its outcome is considered very significant. Because of this process, the baby does not grow into what a society would term "a threat to life."
In the United States of America, it amazes me to see little babies being dropped at day care centers everyday by their parents, on their way to work. Of course it makes sense to a certain level because most industrialized countries seem to be still competing among themselves in the technology field. Parents, therefore, rarely spend quality time with their children. Although children get attended to while they are at the day care centers, on the other hand, it is difficult to determine the kind of care they receive in such environments that are polluted by guns, molestation, and various abuses. These new generations seem to lack filial love since they are exposed to numerous vices at an early age as opposed to their counterparts in African countries who have been raised in extended families.
As a child, my grandmother ensured that I understood every challenge in life. She used riddles, proverbs, and narratives to show me the best path to follow. For instance, she never expected me to take "word for word" in a proverb. My uncles, aunts, and older cousins too made sure I analyzed every context of a sentence before I responded. That's how I learned the unscientific meaning of "Blood is thicker than water" to be based on the ties that exist between close relatives as opposed to general friends. It was not only my grandmother who took care of nurturing me but my mother, aunts, uncles, and cousins too joined hands. They taught me the benefits of respecting people, how to dress for different ceremonies, and how to choose reliable friends.
Generally, the out look of people raised in an extended family differs very much from that of people raised in nuclear and unsteady family systems. The former seem to have hope and continuity, when the latter does not appear to reflect any of those. Kids who have been raised in extended families usually know about their culture and grow to respect it, while those who have been raised in nuclear families do not exhibit these qualities. I believe that this is where the western cultures do not meet with the cultures of the so-called Third World countries. Baggy pants, rap music, profanity and drug abuse are almost unheard of in extended families.
It is possible, however, that a successful extended family system can possibly be introduced in western countries. If a country like the United States of America can introduce a curriculum that touches on extended family life education, then love for one's neighbor can be a new concept that could give birth to happiness in the United States of America.
Subject: Re: Musical Lyrics RE:Swearing
From: omosolaa@amcmail.atlm.peachnet.edu
Date: 1997/05/29
Message-Id: <864947696.11390@dejanews.com>
Newsgroups: rec.music.christian
[More Headers]
In article <337CE138.4D41@erinet.com>,
dantemm@erinet.com wrote:
>
> J Doug wrote:
> >
> > I disagree with the "talk the language of the people" idea. You wouldn't
> > witness to a bunch of prostitutes by sleeping with them first.
>
> Um...not quite the same idea. The Bible specifically states that sleeping
> with prostitutes is sin. It doesn't say that such and such words are bad,
> etc. The *only* thing along those lines I see the Bible addressing is the
> idea of keeping our motive or heart intent pure...the words are non-issues.
Is that what you really think? That's why human beings are more
intelligent than other animals. We can differentiate right from wrong.
You don't need the bible to tell you some words are bad while others are
good. If you go about swearing and then claim your motive is pure,
you'll have a hard time convincing people that your motive is indeed pure
'cos the two don't go together. The manner in which we speak and what we
say goes a long way to define our person. So, contrary to what you
think, "words are indeed issues."
Antonia
-------------------==== Posted via Deja News ====-----------------------
http://www.dejanews.com/ Search, Read, Post to Usenet
Well, here you are a teen-ager considering marriage. Have you weighed your options? Have you considered the cost? Are you ready to share the rest of your life with another individual at such a young age? You're probably saying, I'm a mature adult who's capable of making good decisions. I thought I was too at the ripe old age of 19. Boy, was I in for a treat. The word "our" had to fit into my vocabulary quickly. Since my mother raised four children on her own, I entered my marriage with a spirit of independence: "I am woman, hear me roar." Marriage was truly a wake up call for me. That's not to mention distorting my body to bring another life into existence. Marriage isn't a formality; it requires compromise from both parties involved.
When I married my husband I knew of him but I didn't know him. What I mean by this is that I knew only the exterior of this man. I knew his favorite food, cologne, and if there were any felonies committed. But we didn't take the time to sit down and find out about each other spiritually or mentally. After about two years into the relationship I thought, "My God, what have I gotten myself into." A lot of times love or lust will cause you to be blind-sighted. But once the potion wears off you realize, hey, I really don't know this individual like I thought. You have to learn about each others emotions and characteristics.
Women tend to have a more emotional side compared to men. We like to feel secure in everything. Men tend to have a more macho side, their emotions aren't worn on their sleeves like women. It's as if they have this image to project and nothing will jeopardize their image. So here are two individuals who probably don't know what they want themselves, trying to love another individual. This is like the blind leading the blind. It takes time to really know the inside of a person. You won't be able to do this if there are walls built up around you. I know a lot of people have been hurt before but at some point in your life you need to learn how to trust. That is, if you expect to receive trust you must first grant it.
Let's discuss parenthood. For example, when the baby wakes up in the middle of the night, will you pull straws to see who's going to get up? How about the love and care a baby needs from both parents? Both the father and mother (note father was listed first) should have the responsibility in raising their children. A mother can't teach her son how to be a man. Neither can a father teach his daughter how to be a woman. It takes both parents giving their children equal time. But we know, ladies, that the majority of the time we have to carry the torch. That's why it's important to make sure that you're ready to take this giant step into wifehood and motherhood. If the baby isn't crying for attention, you better believe that husband will be. We haven't even covered mothers that work outside of the home. All these factors must be taken into consideration. Surely the baby can't stay at home by himself or herself. Neither can he or she stay at the nursery. Some have tried and have gone to jail for abandonment. So who will take the baby to the nursery and pick the baby up? All these things must be considered.
That new suit I saw in the department store window will have to wait. Even that new toy he wanted for his guitar. These things have to be taken into account when a couple say " I do." I know what you're thinking, "Well I bring home a paycheck too." You are partially correct but the main thing to consider is that it's more than just you involved; now the children have arrived. Another thing to consider is that you've graduated from high school by the skin of your teeth. Who will make the sacrifice to go to college and further their education? The children will have to eat, the bills will have to get paid, and the car needs gas. Or if perhaps riding Marta is an option, who will buy the Marta card or the bus tokens? I have experienced all of these things as a teen-age wife and mother. That's not to say at thirty-something that I have arrived because I'm still making compromises and sacrifices.
Once those marriage vows come out of your mouth it is no longer I but we. This is not to deter anyone from marriage, for it can be a wonderful experience. There's a mystery when two people are brought together as one unit. It really is hard to describe. All I know is that I love and appreciate the mate I was given and will do everything possible to make sure our union is solid. However it has taken me 15 years to get to this point. So before you take this road to commitment, make sure you're ready to handle every responsibility that will come your way. It's easy to say this isn't working and bow out gracefully. Believe me, I've tried. But it takes two people that are bound and determined to encounter all that this life has to offer.
The only way to make sure our union was fulfilled was to establish a relationship with God who knew us better than He. He created us, so His credentials should speak for themselves. This newfound relationship with God made us aware of each others hurts. There were things that we both went through in our lifetime that were almost identical. His parents divorced when he was twelve and so did mine. There were four children in his household, the same as in mine. He looked for love in all the wrong places as a teen-ager and so did I. This gave us a chance to say, wait a minute. Not only was there a physical attraction but there was also a spiritual one. Ever since this time we have learned to pray together on everything no matter how big or small. Consider the cost and weigh your options. Take part in making your marriage work and enjoy all the benefits this glorious event can offer.
If taking a life is wrong, what's the difference between capital punishment or murder, some might ask. Capital punishment is the punishment dictated by law as punishment for certain crimes. I used to believe that it was just as wrong for society to kill someone as it was for the actual murderer himself. However, I feel differently now. I have seen color photos of a woman who was butchered to death, in her home, by an escaped prisoner, while her husband was at work. Unfortunately for me, those images have not gone away.
All you have to do is to put yourself in the victim's place and ask what is the just punishment for this crime? The direct victim of a capital offense crime is never the only victim. The direct victim's loved ones live with the memory of the horrible, senseless way that life was taken from their loved one, and this makes them a victim also. It is unlikely that anyone can hear of this type crime and not have a strong, emotional reaction for the victim , the victim's survivors, the offender, and for the offender's loved ones. These crimes are committed against society, and therefore, we are all victims.
Everyone that is convicted of murder does not receive the death penalty. Each case is looked at and judged individually. Some receive life sentences and are paroled years later. Some receive life sentences and it is just that, because some die while serving their prison sentence. The death penalty is only applied when the murder is determined to have been outrageously or wantonly vile, horrible, or inhuman in that it involved torture. There have been heinous murders where the offender was found to be guilty, but mentally ill, and was sentenced to life in prison. The law is flexible enough so that it does not allow for a mentally ill person to receive the death penalty.
There was a case here in Fulton County, Georgia, involving a gang. Gang members tortured and finally murdered a teenage girl who wanted out of the gang. The least of the evils done to this child were gang sex and beatings. She was tortured for days and then she was finally drowned after days of torture. The female offender was found guilty, but mentally ill, and she received a life sentence. This crime was vile, horrible, and inhuman.
The most publicized heinous crime of modern day times was the Jeffrey Dahmer case. This man, who murdered and cannibalized approximately seventeen (17) victims, was found guilty, but mentally ill, and was sentenced to life in prison with no parole. While serving his life sentence, Mr. Dahmer was murdered at the hands of another prisoner.
Some opponents of capital punishment would sentence the offender to prison for the remainder of his life. The possibility of the offender committing murder against a prison employee or another prisoner still exists. There is the small, but still possible, chance that the offender will escape from prison. The notorious Jeffrey Dahmer was murdered in prison by another prisoner. Prisoners have murdered prison employees. What should be the punishment for committing another murder while serving a life sentence? Another concurrent life sentence?
The death penalty is the most serious punishment that the law allows. Laws are written by the people for the people. The accused offender has more rights and appeals before the actual execution is carried out than the victim does. Our democratic society has laws that must be carried out for the majority. The law enforcement community and the judicial branch of government must stop those individuals who would commit such heinous crimes against man from committing them again.
I agree with the saying that "two wrongs don't make it right". One wrong and one right doesn't make it right either. Two wrongs equals two wrongs, but that makes the equation equal, and justice has been done according to the law.
I still use slang on a daily basis and now that I have some concrete goals for myself I have come to realize that the phrase "Keeping It Real" means something very different. Like many people I have been a follower of one fad or another and, to be honest, I have only kept things "real" as in "really fake!" The only way I can keep it "real" is to be true to myself.
Before, I was serious about two things, partying and more partying. I started this vicious cycle as a teenager. I barely made it through school because at the time school was a place to meet other party people. I joined the service after even more partying at my first attempt to get a college education. While in the service I learned there are a few things that you will always do in the service: drink, lie, smoke and have a bunch of sexual partners.
I can only think back and laugh at the situations that I have placed myself in. I know that hindsight is twenty-twenty and what my past has held really let me know that I am now my own person. Going through many stages of life I have found out in just the last two years that I have been quite a huge feast for the "peer pressure monster." One of the first steps that I took in getting my often unorganized life on the right track was to actually assess who, if any, are really friends. That was not an easy task to do. Breaking lifelong friendships really makes a person have several thoughts, such as "Am I tripping or is this person trying to play me for a fool?"
After some careful thinking and some deep soul searching I cut the cords on those friendships that seemed to be really detrimental to my well-being. This did not happen overnight and it has been a gradual thinking process of "what is more important, their friendship or my goals?" At first I would still try to act as if everything was cool, but until I reached the point of being sick with myself I was able to go my own way. I have heard all types of jokes and rumors on the way I have changed and at times I want to respond irresponsibly, but I know that will only lead to more negative things. I initially had the mindset of I will show them, but not anymore because these are my "real" dreams and only I can fulfill them.
I take full responsibility for my shortcomings even though I am quite sure that I will make many more mistakes before I leave this world. It is very easy for me to see that I have been the type of person to always want to be in the "in crowd."
The step was to set some obtainable goals for myself. I sat down and thought of all the things I needed to have and all the tasks I am preparing to do in order to succeed. The list seemed overwhelming at first, but the small tasks are being accomplished, slowly but surely. Prioritizing my life has not been one of my best assignments, but I am very pleased with the positive direction my life is going.
The pleasures I had pursued, some of which made me run away from reality, including smoking and drinking, were the hardest to quit. I still have very strong urges to get "full," but I know that I am not very responsible when it comes to smoking and drinking.
I am not the type who can just sit and indulge in some of life's so-called pleasures and socialize. I normally would be way past my limit and still think I was control only later to find myself in a foul predicament with people I knew or some of the local authorities.
I sat down and tallied up an estimate of the money that I spent on entertainment and realized that I could have obtained the things that I now have and some my goals years ago. Based on my new moral standings, I respect money for what it is now, as I have come to consider it as a medium of exchange.
The list of my wants and my needs was very long and the needs' side is definitely job number one. Material things still attract me but I realize if I can't buy right now then I don't need it. One thing that hit me hard was believing that folks, even my family, would welcome my new outlook on life, but that has not been the case. That comes from watching too many sitcoms and thinking every problem is going to be solved in twenty minutes or less when it took years of destructive behavior to do the damage.
Working during the day and attending classes in the evening is very tiring . But I know that with persistence, patience and some divine intervention I am preparing for a brighter future.
If my doctor told me that I only had a few months to live I would do a number of things to alter my life. First I would confess all of my sins to my God and to the people who are close to me. Then I would commence to make my will. After I have done all of those things I would begin to spend time with my family and friends.
The reason I would confess my sins is because I believe a person must first atone for their sins to their God so that they can be free when they die. When they become free they no longer have guilt weighing down on them. You won't have any hard feelings between you and a family member or a friend because you were truthful.
After I'd atoned for my sins I would begin making my will out. The main things I would give away are my clothes, video camera, and my comic books. Everything else my mom can decide what to do with it. I would give all of my clothes to Goodwill. My video camera I probably would give to my cousin since he's always wanting to borrow it. Now for my comic books, my most prized possession, I would not give them to anyone. I would have them locked in a safe deposit box for twenty years to be given to my son when he is 30-that is, if I have a son when I die. Attached to my comic books would be a note that would say "These are my most prized possession; please take good care of them or sell them if you need the money."
Once I have completed those things I would spend the rest of my time on earth in the company of my family and friends. I would give myself a big going away picnic and invite my friends. I give a big speech about how much they mean to me. After I have spent as much time as possible with my friends I would spend the remainder of my life doing things with my mother, fixing things around the house, and then I would sit out the rest of my life watching television with my grandmother.
After I have done all these things I would go in my room on the final day of my life and reflect on all the things that have happened to me in my life. I'd read my comic books one last time. Then I would cry until I died.
"Why change anything about me? I'm perfect." This is the answer I give when asked to improve. Many people feel that they need no improvement. You have to realize that some of your characteristics can stand change or improvements. Even I myself have some improvements to make. Some things I would like to improve on are my cooking, my lazy habits, and my tardiness to work.
I know I need to improve my cooking skills, because the only thing I can cook is breakfast. Breakfast is the only meal I could make, because that is the only meal my mother taught me to prepare. My fiancee is always asking me to cook her dinner. I would always reply that I will cook breakfast in the morning. One day I would like to surprise her with dinner that I prepared.
I also need improvement in one of my habits. I have a serious habit of not putting up my clothes. I will come in the house, take off my work clothes, and lay them on the bed, (saying to myself that I will put them up before I go to sleep,). When it's time to go to sleep I pushed the clothes to the side and go to sleep. By the end of the week, clothes are piled up to the ceiling on one side of the bed. To improve this habit, I must stop procrastinating and put my clothes up at that time.
I have always had a problem waking up in the morning, and to get to work on time is difficult. I stay up until about 12:00 or 1:00 a.m. When I have to get up at 6:30 in the morning I feel as if I had just gone to sleep. When the alarm goes off, I turn it off and lay there for a few more minutes. Once I get up and wash up, I have to iron my clothes. After I iron and get dress I go prepare my lunch. Then I am on my way to work. I get to work about 5 to 10 minutes late every morning. I know how to correct these problems. The ways to correct these problems are to start going to sleep earlier, ironing at night, and preparing my lunch at night.
So if I improve on these improvements it would be an accomplishment. This improvement would make a lot of people happy, mainly my mother and fiancée. I know that this will help me better myself for the future.
I am a young woman who has a lot going on in life at one time. When I first started out, I never believed that I would see this day. During my childhood years, I was constantly advised to get an education, find a successful career and then I could venture into marriage. Obviously, this meant that children would be included in the marriage package on down the line.
I am now twenty-two years old, and in college, while at the same time having a full time job, this also includes raising my fourteen month old daughter, whose name is Destiny. At the moment, Destiny has become my top priority. After she was born my entire way of living and thinking changed. My education was placed on hold for about a year, and I was also unemployed for eight months with the purpose of getting used to the responsibility of raising a child.
When I first started out in parenthood, I had no idea of all the hard work. Yes, I had been warned by my parents, but I didn't pay any attention, as I did not realize that Destiny would be so expensive. Experience has now taught me to make sure that she always has diapers, clothes, and medicine. Like any other baby, she also needs lots of attention, which I, at least, think that it is not all that hard. There are many nights when I get no sleep at all; For example, when she becomes ill, I have to think of a trip to the hospital. I have to make sure that I keep her immunizations up to date, and most of all spend quality time with her.
Despite the way that my parents feel about my situation, I still have a lot of support from my family. Her father lives at home with us, and as a result of this, the whole burden has become a lot easier. We work together as a family in trying to keep everything on the right track. I am happy to give him an A+ for knowing how to be a father, even though he was raised only by a single parent, his mother.
As I move forward in life, I find myself getting back on the right track. Everything seems to be moving at a normal pace as I am not under any pressure. I have a good feeling that I am going to succeed in my goal to become a criminal attorney. At times I find myself always wondering whether Destiny is getting the parenting that she deserves. Remembering all the compliments such as, she looks nice and neat, she is well trained, and that she is very friendly to everyone, make me say to myself that I am doing a excellent job. From my keen observation, I can foresee Destiny as being a very intelligent person in the future. I think that she will follow my footsteps as far as education is concerned due to her love for pencils and paper. I have also noticed that she likes to read, even though she may not understand what she is reading. Destiny is already being exposed to a normal family system, based on the fact that both her father and I spend a lot of time with her as a family. It has become customary that we go out as family at least once a week, just to keep everything in order.
The relationship between my daughter's father and me appears for the most part to be running smoothly. We have been together for about seven years now, regardless of the ups and downs that we experienced throughout our relationship. I do have to admit that at first I thought that Destiny would be mine alone, fortunately, it did not end up that way. I was forced to think that way because of all the stories that I had already about fathers not taking care of, or not claiming, their children. We are now making the best out of our parenting situation, even though we initially thought that it was going to be an impossible task. My daughter's father admitted to me that at one point he never thought about the responsibilities of being parent, although he often imagined himself feeding, clothing, and loving his daughter. Of all the activities that go with child caring, he did not think about all the dirty work that would include changing diapers, combing hair, or potty training. We haven't been talking about marriage, but this does not necessarily mean that we have ruled it out. At this moment, our main focus is to keep our family together so that one day we can see our daughter graduate from college as valedictorian of her class. This will be an opportunity that will enable us to stand up as proud parents and maybe even remember the time she was conceived.
Through all of this, I have learned a very valuable lesson that the order in which you do things is not important as long a you get everything done. I already have my child, so I have been able to get that part out of the way. The only thing that I have to do now is to find a successful career. This can be accomplished by finishing college, which I sincerely hope would automatically give me a good education, the most important moral aspect that my mother taught me. As long as I stay on this path, which I believe is the right one now, I will make it with no problem. I have already made up my mind, so all that I have to do now is follow the rainbow and I'll find my dream.
Buzz, buzz. It's my radio alarm clock, waking me up to the early morning vibes of the V-103 early morning talk show. Listening to these talk shows gives me insight on how my day will begin. The early morning show informs me on the political issues that are currently taking place in my home city, Atlanta. The show also gives me up to the minute weather and news reports to advise me on the safest route to work. This early morning show is entertaining to its listeners. V-103 allows the audience the opportunity to comment on different issues with their people poll, and they even give away free money.
Listening to the early morning show gives me day to day information on the local news happening in our city. If there is an election near, my radio station gives you information on where to go to register to vote. The morning talk show allows you to meet the mayor live on the air and ask him questions that you have concerning our city. There are so many job opportunities available to the people in our city if only they would tune in and take advantage of the jobs that talk shows inform you about. V-103 has live political debates during election time so can clearly understand a candidates' standpoints. The talk show gives you an opportunity to let your voice be heard.
If you are running late and did not have a chance to watch the news, V-103 repeats the weather forecast and the local top story. You can get the news and the fastest route to your destination if you only tune in and listen. Early morning talk shows have high ratings because if a serious matter has taken place, you do not need to wait until five o'clock to look at the news as you can now turn on the radio and get all the information. If a storm is coming your way or there's a tornado watch, the radio talk show will give you information to insure that you are notified of these serious conditions. My radio talk show helps me to feel relieved when I can not watch the news.
Talk shows give loyal listeners entertainment. If there is a controversial issue is under discussion, talk shows ask the audience their views and allow them to entertain the city by responding. Talk shows involve the community by providing them with a chance to win free money. This money is won by having competitive contest that involve every one. Voicing your opinion, participating and having the chance to win free money are all examples of how talk shows allow you to be entertained.
Talk shows can become a part of our everyday routine if we only take advantage of the informative issues that they offer. Talk shows not only give accurate information on subjects that affect our city, but they also give us entertainment while riding in our cars. Talk shows are convenient to everyday life and should be taken as seriously as watching the news.
Return to Doc's Way Cool Classes!