LIFE SUCKS

so hows the weather today

life in this world sucks... but all of this is our fault. we have allowed it.
but how about if we change it so it doesn´t suck anymore.
search on google for: EQUAL MONEY ORGANIZATION and DESTENI GROUP... and you will find help and practical solutions

Life sucks in this world... but all of this is our fault. We have allowed it. Of course it seems as if it would be easier to kill myself and escape this never ending suffering in this reality.
But how about if we change it so it doesn´t suck anymore???? If everybody who killed himself and who wants to kill himself/herself did something to change this world instead – it would be much much better already. Let´s unite and do something instead of committing suicide.
search on google for: EQUAL MONEY ORGANIZATION and DESTENI GROUP... and you will find help and practical solutions

I say almost the same thing. I have a say. "I'm scared to go to sleep and I hate waking up." I feel your pain and wish there was a solution. I Hope You stay strong and things work out for us all.

Sometimes you just have to keep on trucking, that's what I have to tell myself. Keep the faith and keep on trucking.

Hi Teresa,Thanks for taking the time to edcaute volunteers in the art of animalphotography. Your ideas and tips will speed our learning curvetremendously.I volunteer at Ark-Valley Humane Society located in Buena Vista and Poncha Springs CO (ark-valley.org). They are a small no-kill shelter that averages about 150 cats and dogs daily in the shelters and foster care. About 900 animals a year pass through their doors with a 97% adoption rate! It's a pleasure to work with such a dedicated group!Our volunteer coordinator Laura Carter tried to encourage volunteers tostep up and take additional photos and videos of the cats and dogs lastspring. There was little response. After viewing the 60 minute clipfocusing on your work Laura and several volunteers got very excited totry and improve our web photos. Watching what you did on that show was areal inspiration! Our staff does a good job photographing the animals during entry processing,but with limited time, the photo they take when the pet enters theshelter doesn't always show the cat or dog at their best.Lisa Martzke, another AVHS volunteer and myself have attended your Focus on Rescue webinar. Wegathered our first photo efforts together and with Laura'sorganizational skills she and Lisa put together a calender using Lulu.com to sell asa AVHS fund raiser. I am sending you a copy. I'm sure by next fall whenwe select photos for a second calender we will be more experienced and skilledbut we a proud of our first attempt. Like you stated in your webinar, sometimes you just have to get out there and DO IT and give it your best!I received and reviewed the webinar notes today. I will print them outand use them as my guide. Thank you for making the information userfriendly.It was a pleasure being part of your webinar. I will follow the blogand use that information presented there to improve my techniques and artistry.Best regards,Judy Haines