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The Ghetto State of Mind

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                     The Ghetto State of Mind  The Ghetto state of mind is an intriguing concept. In my hometown this mind set is on an upscale. It has always been there but in the last 5 years its grown rampantly like wildfire. The ghetto state of mind comes in all colors and nationalities. You can identify it by how someone carries themselves and by their words and actions and how they treat others.   Let us explore this unaesthetic mind set.  This mind set is at one of the lowest mindsets. In this mindset the person always has to be right, always gets their way. Putting their needs first is always on their agenda. Some examples are screaming and honking at an elderly to cross the street as opposed to a more noble mindset of going out of your way to help an elderly person cross the street. This mindset is also displayed by not letting people merge on the highway knowing that now they will now have to exit. In some states not merging is against the law but it is just human decency tha
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The Reunion

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                             The Reunion             Growing up my favorite show was the Twilight Zone. I passed this love on to my son and we had special times when he was growing up, of us both watching the show together. I made up my own episode called," The Reunion".        It was the 40th year reunion for Ridgemont High School for Girls. Lucy was excited yet aphrensive about meeting her former classmates again. She started thinking more about what she accomplished in her life and was starting to doubt herself. She was single with no children and worked as bus driver for over 20 years.  The children she brought to school were like her children and she mentored them over the years and has shared the Lord with these children and prayed for them.  She has a compassionate heart and a love for people and animals. When she sees a need her heart moves her to help others. She volunteers at the Rescue mission for animals and has a love for birds. The birds remind her of
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