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[rubydalmation]

Opinions needed please!...the secondary schools near where I live are crap (according to the league tables). The school I went to is the top school in the Southampton City boundaries and both my sister and I and all my friends got very good GCSE grades

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[chimerasumi]

Hmmmm greater good thing isn't it, and I, like many are christened but never attend church regularly. So you could do but would that go against things you believe in???

Also did you still wanna do that litter pick in the Forest on saturday or sunday???? I hope to be well enought to do that as i had to leave last weeks after an hour.

Hope you're well.
Love an Peace.

[wrong1]

I say go for the baptism.
It's a means to an end and you know it doesn't really mean anything other than to believers.
The church will be happy because they'll think they have acquired another young mind to fill with mush and you'll be happy because Aimee will qualify for a good school.
You don't have to believe in christianity in order to benefit from it.