jackson. my husband said he looked just fine the way you are. okay i'm beautiful enough but not young enough for the rest of the world so meanwhile waiting for the miracle i openedi the door old ladies glared at me through thick classes i close the door quickly has to be the wrong room. contacts with advanced degrees? college was a place where brains was more important than beauty i thought that that was true but i never bought into that i briefly entered the room oh my god you look exactly the same as when we graduated i said you do to this already was me and we were lying to each other. after a sleepless night my superficial self showed up at 5:00 a.m. could this artificial manna can be mean what about this liberal could i be this deceptive liar line to taxi drivers keeping seven years at bay? annoying nurse gave me valium i had given my life to vanity here i was terrified the last thing i remember is being too drowsy to run away. what kind of a woman would do this to herself anyway? ten, ni

[laughter] it's ridiculous, my son said, you look like michael jackson. [laughter] my husband said you look just fine the way you are. okay, i said, but i'm not young enough. i'm not young enough for the rest of this world. while waiting for this miracle, my college 40th reunion arrived. i opened the door and walked in. all of the ladies glared at me through thick glasses. i closed the door quickly and hd thought this was the wrong room. haven't they heard of contacts? ladies with advanced degrees and high iqs. this is the place brains were supposed to be more important than beauty. i pretended that was true but i never bought into that philosophy. ... >> do this to herself anyway? ten, nine, eight, seven, i woke seven hours later alive with swollen eyes and i puked i was given green apple juice and a paper cup with saltine crackers and a nurse to take me home it was a package deal. nurse ratchet eyed me. [laughter] she looked at me as if i was foolish and frivolous. and watching the blood from my eyes she has seen it all. disdainful and knew how shallow

it's ridiculous my son said you look like michael jackson. my husband said you look just fine the way you are. okay, okay, i said beautiful enough. but i'm not young enough but maybe not young enough for the rest of this world and waiting for this miracle my colleague 40th reunion arrived. i opened the door marked with my graduating year. old ladies glared at me through thick glasses i closed door quickly this must be wrong room i thought. haven't they heard of contact? old ladies with with advance degrees and high, i.q.s? the college was a place where brains were supposed to be more important than beauty i pretended that was true but i never bought into that philosophy i walked bravely into the room. e-oh, my god said elderly classmate you looked exactly same as when we graduated so you do too i said. this old lady me as well and we were lying to each other, the day came after sleepless night my superficial self arrived at bakers office at 5 a.m. in addition to being fearful of the anesthesia i was portraying 60s self could this artificial m

you'll look like michael jackson. my husband said, you look just fine the way you are. okay, okay. i'm beautiful enough but i'm not young enough. maybe on young enough but i'm not young enough for the rest of the world. while waiting for this miracle my bard college 40th reunion arrived. i opened the door and marked with my graduating year. old ladies glared at me through thick glasses. i closed-door quickly. this must be the wrong room i thought. had they heard contacts? old ladies with advanced degrees and high iqs. bard college was a place where brains were supposed be more important than beauty. i pretended that was true but i never bought into that philosophy. i opened the door again and walked bravely into the room. oh, my god, seven elderly classmate. you look exactly the same as when we graduated. you do, too, i said. this old lady with me as well. and we were lying to each other. the day came. after a a sleepless night by superficial sulfurized at doctor baker's office at 5 a.m. in addition to being fearful of the anesthesia and ultimately of my death, i was betraying my l

make well at bridgeport camera 22 company 22, daniel 22 of bristol, michael 26 at bridgeport, kia, 15 of hartford, dion, 30 bridgeport, kelly davis, 30, jackson 36 of hartford, 49 in bridgeport, this is just the tip of the iceberg. as to what has happened since sandy hook just in my state of connecticut representing only 1% of the population. my six-year-old should not be locked inside a bathroom smooshed together with 24 classmates preparing for the day when the shooter potentially walks into his public elementary school. we have a duty to act. i yield the floor. >> i rise among my colleagues today to address what has become the norm for our kids in schools and across this country. october 1 in las vegas we saw the worst mass shooting in history of the country. innocent concertgoers attending and entertainment venues outdoors. fifty-eight were killed, 500 were injured. at the hands of a madman with an assault weapon. in the past five years we have lost an average of ten children each year to gun violence in nevada alone. today a memory of the 50 children from my home state who will n

daniel karin, michael watt continues, kion hough, dion rodney, calley davis, noris jackson, edwardo hanna, guy moore, 26 in waterbury. that's just the tip of the iceberg as to what has happened since sandy hook just in my state of connecticut representing only 1% of the population. my 6-year-old shouldn't be locked inside a bathroom, smushed together with 24 of his classmates, preparing for the day when a shooter potentially walks into his public elementary school. we have a duty to act. i yield the floor. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from nevada. ms. cortez masto: thank you. i rise along with my colleagues today to address what has become unfortunately the norm for our kids in schools and across this country. october 1 in las vegas, we saw the worst mass shooting in the history of this country. innocent concertgoers attending an entertainment venue outdoors. 58 whether killed, 500 injured at the hands of a madman with an assault weapon. in the past five years, we have lost an average of ten children each year to gun violence in nevada alone, and today i sp