Jeremy Jackson grew up in New Orleans. His mom and dad still live there. Check out Jeremy's blog and read specifically the post titled Contact. Read the comments that follow because it's the first time Jeremy hears from his dad, a photographer, who is daring the conditions in New Orleans.
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So take the 30 seconds that it takes and sign up on blogger.com. Laura and I are encouraged through your kind comments!
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On another note, you might have noticed that commenting on this blog is not so easy. You now need to be a registered blogger user to comment. Registration is simple, free and they won't send you spam or steal your personal information. I promise. I have done this for two reasons: 1) I'm tired of the spammed comments I'm getting. I erase them pretty quickly but they are usually drug companies who have spotted key words like Viagra and Flolan. 2) I'm tired of anonymous comments. Many of you sign in as "anonymous" and then leave your name. That's not the problem. The problem is being able to leave your comment with no kind of identification. I'm not a fan.
So take the 30 seconds that it takes and sign up on blogger.com. Laura and I are encouraged through your kind comments!
posted by jch at
7:45 AM
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Joe and Laura,
We are friends of Jay and Caroline who are friends of your parents-
We check your blog daily and continue to pray for Ira. Our hearts go out to you-we are new parents and know how a parent's heart can ache for a child.
It's amazing that we live in an age when a blog can get your story out so far beyond your normal community. The number of people praying for you guys continues to mushroom as our relatives and friends who look at our blog look at the link to your blog and pray for you, too.
Praying for you,
Amy (Jonathan's mom)
littlejonathan.blogspot.com
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