Caylee Marie Anthony #118 3/25/09 - 3/30/09

[Sea Searcher]

Where are my manners?  Good Morning everyone!

Good Morning Lovin'

Give me some Lovin' ...give me give me some Lovin'...give me some Lovin' ...Every Day !!  lalalalala

sorry...try and get that song out of your head today 

[QuietMonkey]

[trimmonthelake]

Good morning everyone.  I am taking up a collection to buy Casey an Harmonica. "Swing low, Sweet Chariot"  Sing it with me children.......................

You have such a sweet singing voice.  Ever consider a career in music?

Good Morning All Monkeys!   

Just the boys now, where is Sea???

[Sea Searcher]

Mornin' QM

[Sea Searcher]

Good morning everyone.  I am taking up a collection to buy Casey an Harmonica. "Swing low, Sweet Chariot"  Sing it with me children.......................

You have such a sweet singing voice.  Ever consider a career in music?

Good Morning All Monkeys!   

Just the boys now, where is Sea???

   he's keeping a good rhythm 

[QuietMonkey]

Mornin' QM

  Morning Sea! I missed your coffee this morning!
As matter of fact I'm feeling sleepy.......................

[Mississippi Girl]

Good Morning Everyone!

Mississippi Girl - I see you up there -   How did  you make out with the storms the other night?   We were worried about you!

We are okay and our house was spared but alot of destruction all over Magee. Noone was killed though Thank God. 

Good Morning, so glad nobody was killed, and that your house was spared.

Good morning and Thanks for thinking about us.... 

[QuietMonkey]

Awww, I love your cute (and chubby) chipmunk!! He plays great harmonica too! 

[Lovinlife]

Sorry Trimm, GAF-(grouchy as f*ck) today.  I like gritts with my chit please!

  GAF!  I like that!  Can I use it?   

I use it ALOT.  You sure can use it.  It's not copywrited like CMA 

[Monken]

Good Morning Everyone!

Mississippi Girl - I see you up there -   How did  you make out with the storms the other night?   We were worried about you!

We are okay and our house was spared but alot of destruction all over Magee. Noone was killed though Thank God. 

I'm so glad you're okay! And you have power! We have another round tonight then we can rest easy for awhile, I think ! 

[Monken]

SEA, IT WILL BE 80 DEGREES HERE WITH MORE STORMS TODAY, I'LL TRADE YOU!!!!
(I'm really tired of hiding in the basement)! 

[QuietMonkey]

Good Morning Everyone!
Mississippi Girl - I see you up there -   How did  you make out with the storms the other night?   We were worried about you!

We are okay and our house was spared but alot of destruction all over Magee. Noone was killed though Thank God. 

I'm so glad you're okay! And you have power! We have another round tonight then we can rest easy for awhile, I think ! 

Aww, Stay safe MississippiGirl & Monken!!

[Mississippi Girl]

Good Morning Everyone!

Mississippi Girl - I see you up there -   How did  you make out with the storms the other night?   We were worried about you!

We are okay and our house was spared but alot of destruction all over Magee. Noone was killed though Thank God. 

I'm so glad you're okay! And you have power! We have another round tonight then we can rest easy for awhile, I think ! 

yea I hope that is all. I thought about you also monken and hoped you were okay... Not real sure what other monkey are from this area..... Not that it matters crazy weather all over. So when do we get more documents or when is the next hearing?   

[Lovinlife]

Did anyone watch NG last night?  Did she have any "bombshells"?  TIA

My son had to watch basketball all night and Xavier lost!

[goodnmad]

Happy Friday lovely monkeys.

I thought about yesterday’s conversation about Caylee’s father quite a bit last night, and I have a few things to get off my chest this morning. After this post, I will let it go.

IMHO the identity of Caylee’s father does matter. It may or may not be "relevant" to the murder case. But since when is each and every thing we discuss here directly relevant to the murder trial? It’s not.

We know Caylee’s was not an immaculate conception. There was a man involved. I don’t know who that man is, but just like everyone else here, I’m entitled to my opinion. It matters to me. I care who her father is. I know who my father is. I look just like him. My daughter knows who her father is. We were not married, yet he never took a paternity test. His acceptance of paternity was based on undeniable RESEMBLANCE alone. Same situation for my brother and his two sons. They look just like him. He felt no need for a paternity test. Granted, there were not a dozen possibilities as seems to be the case with the slore. I realize it is frustrating because we do not know the answer and may never know. But what about this case isn't frustrating?

You’re right -- paternity may not play a role in the trial. But Caylee’s father is a piece of the bigger puzzle. He was right there at the start of her life. He has a presence in this case and in Caylee’s life, whether we like it or not. He didn’t have to be there physically to matter. 

That's it.

[QuietMonkey]

Did anyone watch NG last night?  Did she have any "bombshells"?  TIA

My son had to watch basketball all night and Xavier lost!

Sorry Lovin I didn't watch. I rarely catch NG these days! 

[no rose colored glasses]

Goodnmad...I agree with you, I also think it is important to know the father's identity. There is a family out there that may very much want to know that Caylee was part of their family as well.

[Monken]

Yikes! I got booted!
I thought Jim Hoover's interv. was very interesting! If Cindy & George knew where Caylee was before she was found by Kronk, will that make a difference in Casey's trial or would there be seperate charges against them?

Hope there's new doc today!


THANKS QUIET, WE'LL TRY AND STAY SAFE!!!!

MISSISSIPPI GIRL, I THINK CAPP IS FROM MS, TOO!!! 

[Babybear]

Happy Friday lovely monkeys.

I thought about yesterday’s conversation about Caylee’s father quite a bit last night, and I have a few things to get off my chest this morning. After this post, I will let it go.

IMHO the identity of Caylee’s father does matter. It may or may not be "relevant" to the murder case. But since when is each and every thing we discuss here directly relevant to the murder trial? It’s not.

We know Caylee’s was not an immaculate conception. There was a man involved. I don’t know who that man is, but just like everyone else here, I’m entitled to my opinion. It matters to me. I care who her father is. I know who my father is. I look just like him. My daughter knows who her father is. We were not married, yet he never took a paternity test. His acceptance of paternity was based on undeniable RESEMBLANCE alone. Same situation for my brother and his two sons. They look just like him. He felt no need for a paternity test. Granted, there were not a dozen possibilities as seems to be the case with the slore. I realize it is frustrating because we do not know the answer and may never know. But what about this case isn't frustrating?

You’re right -- paternity may not play a role in the trial. But Caylee’s father is a piece of the bigger puzzle. He was right there at the start of her life. He has a presence in this case and in Caylee’s life, whether we like it or not. He didn’t have to be there physically to matter. 

That's it.

Good morning, Goodnmad--I agree with you.  Although Caylee is no longer alive, she had a right to know who her father was.  Cindy and Casey had no right to keep this information a secret and Caylee's father's family had a right to know about Caylee, too.  I think this is the American way, or at least it should be.

I am not a lawyer nor do I pretend to be one, but it seems to me that the father and/or his family, if he is no longer living, have cause for a suit for wrongful death against Casey and fraud against Cindy for keeping this information from him/them.  But in this case, it seems that Caylee had no rights of her own.  She was just a possession.  And she was dis[osed of as one does to a possession no longer wanted.

[goodnmad]

That is so sad and true babybear. I've said before Caylee was an "accessory" to Casey. She thought she owned her and when she stopped "making her look good" or inconvenienced her, she threw her away.