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Judge Charlene has a cracking wit and an intellect to match. She presided over important legal matters for many years offering her sage advice to both sides of the adversarial bench. She was a highly respected advocate for truth until… Now she lives by her wits and her home is the Territory where she free offers insight for those who are less fortunate then her. If you wish to seek her counsel please write to: You may be surprised at her guidance.
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Dear Judge Chardy,
I am not happy in my life at the moment and I don't know where to turn. I am a single parent and I can't seem to find the joy in my role and situation. Do you have any advice?
Alone again, naturally.
I am not happy in my life at the moment and I don't know where to turn. I am a single parent and I can't seem to find the joy in my role and situation. Do you have any advice?
Alone again, naturally.
Dear Alone,
I can really sympathise with you, but I won't! Do you know how many people would love to have a little child to raise, to come home to a happy (well not always happy) munchkin and see the joy in each moment. I would have given anything to keep my children under the roof I provided but I was forced out of my situation by a lecherous mongrel. I can tell you that not a day goes by when I don't think about or miss my children. Who else could I beat up (metaphorically) or pick on? Well I guess I have the pigeons and the odd stray dog. Not as much fun I can tell you!
Chards.
I can really sympathise with you, but I won't! Do you know how many people would love to have a little child to raise, to come home to a happy (well not always happy) munchkin and see the joy in each moment. I would have given anything to keep my children under the roof I provided but I was forced out of my situation by a lecherous mongrel. I can tell you that not a day goes by when I don't think about or miss my children. Who else could I beat up (metaphorically) or pick on? Well I guess I have the pigeons and the odd stray dog. Not as much fun I can tell you!
Chards.