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	<title>Comments on: Small Town-opoly</title>
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		<title>By: Suzie Case</title>
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		<description>The days of PTA are very memorable for myself and my family also.  I started out wanting to be apart to desperately that I probably would have sold my soul for acceptance. It took years and one unfortunate verbal altercation with another PTA member that quickly came to realize that I just didn&#039;t give a crap about who these people were and what their family name carried in MY community.  I lived here, I was raised here and I just evolved into my own.  My house and what it contained is where my heart would remain.  I have exited from the group of PTA-ers and continue to interact with whom I choose and when i choose. i would never sell my soul for the acceptance of a group of women who believe that their envolvement determines their status in society.   The PTA I was once involved in was onc of commitment to our children.  It is long since gone and passed on to others.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The days of PTA are very memorable for myself and my family also.  I started out wanting to be apart to desperately that I probably would have sold my soul for acceptance. It took years and one unfortunate verbal altercation with another PTA member that quickly came to realize that I just didn&#8217;t give a crap about who these people were and what their family name carried in MY community.  I lived here, I was raised here and I just evolved into my own.  My house and what it contained is where my heart would remain.  I have exited from the group of PTA-ers and continue to interact with whom I choose and when i choose. i would never sell my soul for the acceptance of a group of women who believe that their envolvement determines their status in society.   The PTA I was once involved in was onc of commitment to our children.  It is long since gone and passed on to others.</p>
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