Philadelphia great museums, art, history and no Scientologist even in the suburbs. Cheap and great food. Trains from all over .

I don’t understand. Vote where???

my father passed away. I have been away. What do i do??
I don’t see any cities below. just comments.

“I realize all Scn should be re-codified and reissued to make it easier to study. And I could have done it if the howling baboons in the “humanities” hadn’t required so much taming.’

I will very likely attend if it is in the North-East. I haven’t spent much time in Cleveland. I am sure that I would enjoy going there to meet people.

Hey, the folks from Timmins would love it!

We don’t get freezes in August, but I’ve seen snow during the Labour Day weekend. As to Boston winters, been in Boston during February, and it was quite nice, was walking around in shirt sleeves, while the Bostonians were all wearing scarves, gloves, and toques. Bostonians don’t know what cold is.

Doing it in Cobalt would be great, I could get tours setup of an underground silver mine. And maybe I could get the military museum to fire up the Bren gun carrier, so everyone could go for a ride.

Hey, we could even go ice fishing!

(((HUGS))) back at ya

Scientology is anything you want it to be, especially in the beginning stages of membership. So the answers you will get are highly variable.

You are probably familiar with Parade Magazine, that tabloid insert that is found in Sunday newspapers across the US. Inside the front cover, or thereabouts, is a section called Personality Parade. The questions are obviously created to exhibit information that the celeb wants everyone to read.
Here’s one I remember from the 1970s (sorry, no link):

Question: Is John Travolta a Catholic or a Scientologist?
Answer: He is both. (as published in Parade.)

Below is from http://www.scientology-lies.com/faq/teachings/scientology-and-christianity.html,

“According to What Is Scientology?, “Scientology is all-denominational in that it opens its membership to people of all faiths. Part of the Church’s Creed states that “all men have inalienable rights to their own religious practices and their performance.” Membership in Scientology does not mean that there is any necessity to leave your current church, synagogue, temple or mosque.” Spokesman John Travolta told Oprah Winfrey that “You can be a Catholic Scientologist …and a Protestant Scientologist and a Baptist Scientologist.” “

You’ve expressed yourself beautifully. I completely understand and can relate. What has always been the hardest for me is not having the hardships/wrongs acknowledged by those who should. Big hug to you.

OIC. Thanks. Yeah, there was no pic. I was trying to make sure the pic in the previous comment I posted was showing.

I do the curmudgeon thing on purpose; it’s nice to hear from someone able to take it with the requisite grain of salt.