Hi Kim,
My thoughts and prayers are with you girl.  Hang in there sister,
Huggs,

Virgie and Lady Hoshi
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Kim Etheridge" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Monday, September 10, 2007 2:53 PM
Subject: please pray


> I'll be so glad when I get to Heaven. At least we'll all be perfect when 
> we get there, and my vendictive and judgmental aunt can't find fault with 
> me any more. Honestly, I'm about to just ask someone to find me either a 
> group home, or something else. All I hear is grow up, grow up, grow up, 
> you're 34 years old, you need to act grown up. What's the harm in being 
> young at heart? Does the Word not in fact say that unless you receive the 
> kingdom of Heaven as a little child, you will in no wise enter? I may have 
> it wrong. I pray I didn't misphrase it. The last thing I want is to 
> misquote a Bible verse. I mean, I know I'm 34 years old, but what's wrong 
> with being young at heart, and sometimes acting younger? She had the nerve 
> to tell me I acted like a child with no manners. That hurt me, although I 
> didn't bow the knee to her or cry. I just don't want to live with her any 
> more. I flat out told her to shut up yesterday, when she started with me. 
> I just lost it. She was ranting and raving, and I just walked away. Of 
> course, she yelled all the louder. She's 54 years old, and still hasn't 
> mastered the ability to speak calmly while trying to make a point. I'm 
> starting to be sorry I ever moved in with her. I love her, and God, it 
> kills me to say it, but I'm pouring out my heart here. Oh, I can't wait 
> till Jesus comes and gets us. Even if she's not left behind, He'll likely 
> give her an earful about judging me. I've lived with her nonsense for 
> eleven years, and she's had that long to learn to love me in spite of my 
> flaws, but it's impossible for her. Please pray.