Good post. >> following my own advice lol Hardest thing to do, imho.
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Good post. I live by that motto myself.
Insightful for you, BlueDev.
Sounds like writer's doubt. Talking about it to or getting reliable feedback from someone you can trust might help. Good luck on it.
Yeah just think about and do one thing at a time. Don't think about all the stuff you have to do at once. It takes time, and just be patient with yourself in the meantime.
Can't always guarantee I'll have a response for you, but I'll read.
As I always do when I feel this way, I just get off the internet for as long as I feel like it. >> and yet no one seems to get upset at me. heh...it's best just to accept it and not wonder about such things over much. Seriously. I don't know - you've demostrated calm and a caring attitude to people here so I don't see how anyone would be upset with you. But I don't discount your personal feelings from what you read around here. Stuf
I think the authorities ought to test the eye sight and reflexes of elderly drivers, maybe once a year or two years. >>and at the drive-through, ((snip)) ..The ambulance came, there was a whole ordeal, etc hm talk about timing. >> "'Help,' he said, 'is giving part of yourself to somebody who comes to accept it willingly and needs it badly.' That's true. You can't force help on someone who doesn't want to be helped.
>> I take this back...seems I opened my big mouth and didn't know HER situation. Ouch. I suggest you dash out her email.
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Myrrander: there's something beautiful about telling someone to kiss your ass, especially if they deserve it... Little Whip: You're so right, Myrr.....kiss my ass! See Texas, I told you (in that other blog entry of yours with the pics) a Kiss My Ass sign will come to be very useful....
Must be hard to give up a pet and it's a hard decision on you, not made easier by such a preachy person. Hope you find a good home for the dog, least that would surely give you a peace of mind that she's in a better home. Good luck on it. >> Denise at [email protected] heh..she gonna get spammed now. Spambots probably got her by now.
Ideally, I would like people to be at least an arms length away when talking to me. I can't stand crowds at all and try to avoid it. I get angry very easily in crowded environments. I've read somewhere that personal space isn't fixed. If there's a lot of space around, then the radius is larger, if you are in a crowded place like the mall or in a queue, you naturally reduce your radius.
Those are some very nice pics. Third one's interesting... erm what was the occassion? >> Here's a picture of my ass (ha ha!) and sadly, that's not the only one in the photo stack. You could put some words on the pic like "Kiss my arse." then you will have a sign you can use for telling people off. (hehe)
>> just depends what you are emotional about! Probably. I guess I was generalising a little too much based on my own self. I can't write anything when I'm in the midst of anger or sadness. Nobody will understand me and I end up feeling more frustrated.
I think what people meant by 'drama' around here, is what they see as attempts to gain attention by making a big deal out of small stuff - not the real life problems that people actually have and share on here.
Reading self help books is like self medication - take the wrong pill and you could make your condition worse.
Texas, it's entirely up to you. If you feel like blogging just blog, and if you don't, then don't. I read anything you blog.
>>I learned long ago how to pretend to listen to people and still know when to nod and say "u-huh" ha, me too. I do that with some of the difficult and incompetent people i have to deal with at work.
>>On one hand I regret that some never made it, but on the whole I think it was a good thing. I try not to write while emotional, and emotion fueled my thoughts. I think you are wise to do that. Stormy emotions make poor writing. In my experience, writing when you are in the middle of an emotional charge often result in more misunderstandings and misinterpretations. And probably end up feeling worse about it. >> And so I usually coo
That works too.
Thanks.
You can choose the difficulty settings when you start the game the second time. You can choose from 5 difficulty levels, what skill you want to concentrate on and the era in which you start. I think picking certain eras will make the game more challanging. 1660 is the easiest era, I think 1680 Pirate's sunset is supposed to be the most difficult. >> Mind
History, loved it. And I watch the 30-second Exorcist. Hilarious! Another one to add to my favorites.
BlueDev and Dharma>> user name My examples aren't perfectly thought out. *G* User name picking is the tricky part. (Luckily I didn't step on anyone's toes here.) I personally suspect names are sometimes chosen to enhance the image the person is trying to portray. Zoologist >> The internet is choked full of them.... There's not one community I've been to where there isn't at least one who overreacts to everything or threaten