As of 8:05 pm I’m back on hold with @Costco. No call from @UPS or @UPSHelp at the appointed hour of 6:59 pm. Apparently #Brown can lie to its partners without worry. #Whatcanbrowndoforyou? nothing!
@UPSHelp Day 7 of asking #WhatBrownCanDoForYou. Still no package. CostCo has arranged for UPS to call me at 6:59 pm. What are the odds? Not looking good...
@UPS might want to rethink its marketing strategy for next day shipping. Paid to have package delivered Tuesday. Now, scheduled for today.... #whatcanbrowndoforyou
We are now on day 6 going on day 7 of tracking a package that was suppose to be delivered on June 29. What is going on @UPS@UPSHelp? In answer to the #WhatCanBrownDoForYou? Delivering my Next Day Air package would be nice!
@UPS might want to rethink its marketing strategy for next day shipping. Paid to have package delivered Tuesday. Now, scheduled for today.... #whatcanbrowndoforyou
@bethdlindsay@Presbyterian It’s really underscored what I feel. There are few “good” choices when women face a problem pregnancy. But there must be choices.
And this: “We affirm the ability and responsibility of women, guided by the Scriptures and the Holy Spirit, in the context of their communities of faith, to make good moral choices in regard to problem pregnancies.”
On the theological foundation for #choice: “Because we are made in the image of God, human beings are moral agents, endowed by the Creator with the capacity to make choices.”
The @Presbyterian church’s policy papers on the subject of #abortion are quite remarkable. They acknowledge moral complexity and, in the end, they affirm that women are to be trusted with decisions about their own bodies. https://t.co/7UKKpKHzVB