Listening to the George interview--
Does anyone else find the numerous references made to Cindy being allowed to hold newborn Caylee before Casey are becoming rather grating??
It probably shouldn't have happened and it's unfortunate that it did. But, to me, the Anthonys keep referring to this incident as if Casey happened upon her mother skinning the family pets in the backyard or something. Get over it.
I know-- to me she just sounds unhinged. Like with all the papers and drawing arrows and saying "so X is really Y and I think Y means X but, like, if you look at this picture of the drums then you see that XYZ is a clue!"
It reminds me of the scene in A Beautiful Mind where they discover the shed with maps and diagrams and newspaper clippings plastered all over the walls. I think this is driving Cindy insane.
And "whatever".Why does this woman say "you know" and "um so often? It's maddening.
Why does this woman say "you know" and "um so often? It's maddening.
Why does this woman say "you know" and "um so often? It's maddening.
Still listening to CA. This woman is seriously crazy. Seriously mentally unbalanced.
Originally Posted by nancy botwin
Listening to the George interview--
Does anyone else find the numerous references made to Cindy being allowed to hold newborn Caylee before Casey are becoming rather grating??
It probably shouldn't have happened and it's unfortunate that it did. But, to me, the Anthonys keep referring to this incident as if Casey happened upon her mother skinning the family pets in the backyard or something. Get over it.
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Five kids here....all adults. Three daughters, 2 sons.
I went through something very traumatic that not only changed me physically but emotionally and most devastating, mentally.
The last three months of my daughter's pregnancy with our own Caylie, I was so afraid I wouldn't gain back the trust and respect from my children, especially that of my mommy-to-be daughter.
I was asked to be at the foot of the delivery table. Daughter did her last push as her hubby grabbed her hand, they both squeezed hands and my beautiful granddaughter was out.
Granddaughter was still attached to the cord when the doc raised her up and forward as if to hand her to my son-in-law.
Son-in-law shook his head 'no' at the same time he pointed to me.
Doctor handed me my beautiful granddaughter. I was the first to hold her at daughter and son-in-laws insistance. My precious baby Grandgirly wasn't even cleaned, umbilical cord wasn't cut and these two young adults were handing their most precious possession to me...... me!
That told me all I needed to know...despite what had happened to me, despite the fact that I didn't think I could ever function on a normal level, these young adults gave me the most precious gift I've ever received...the gift that they trusted me with their most precious possession.
From that day on, my emotional state has never been better. They trusted me. A gift I will never be able to repay.
Long story a bit shorter.....
Every time I hear George, Cindy or Lee discuss the
animosity between Cindy and Casey because Cindy held Caylee 'first', I want to throw something at one of them!
How dare any of the four of them take such a beautiful moment and turn it into a 'nanner nanner, I held her first' or "I'm telling! Why do you get to hold her first!?!"
Get over it!
Casey, the fact that you had a loving family, a supportive family, willing to take you and your new daughter into their loving arms, no matter WHOS arms got her first, well..... You are so much more fortunate than a lot of young, single moms with a new child who have nobody to help, noone to offer their loving arms to them and that new little life.
Nancy Botwin is soooo right......
GET OVER IT !
*steps off soapbox*
I think it goes something like this
CA: "If I keep talking about everything and anything, without stopping to take a breath, then nobody will have a chance to make me hear what I do not want to know- the truth".:banghead:
Oh, bingo, bingo. She's a talker, the kind who talks (1) so they can think and (2) so no one else can talk and they can fill up all the space, can control not only the conversation but the whole flow of activity around them.
And didn't the blog say "Caylee is missing"? Not "We miss Caylee" or "Casey took Caylee from us" or "we haven't seen caylee in a month" but "Caylee is missing". I find that odd.
GA says Cindy called 911 to shake KC up, scare her into telling her where Caylee is
That's an overstatement! lolI find this just as strange as George's comment to Casey on June 24th...."we haven't seen that little girl in weeks...."
july 3....hasn't seen her in a month.
june 24....hasn't seen her in weeks.
I know I said this before, that it is perhaps hyperbole or dramatic license to illustrate just how distraught they are. But I don't think so...primarily because I don't believe either of them would understand the word hyperbole though lawsy mercy, Cindy can sure demonstrate it!