thanks for the experience

[silent woman]

Doreen Peri wrote:

i didn't learn
anything
from it
myself

I wish I had commented on that earlier. I thought it was a honest and funny reply. I wish I had said it.

I could not even understand why it was posted to the creative board.

[K&D]

me too....

silent women your not an incarnation of StillTruckin are you
because your name couldn't be more appropriate for my thoughts- my guilt of late.

[stilltrucking]

RE: Silent Woman

Yes, it is.

I should make a note of that.



sorry

[K&D]

arggggg arggg argggg !

thats o.k, sometimes i think old men are the synthesis of male and female.....for better or worse.

i'm going out again tonight, so i won't just be refreashing and refreashing....you and I are blabber mouths you know that right....

some people self censor, others process out loud. nothing wrong with it.


I just do one under one identity.

I knew, I got you pegged you crazy old man!

[stilltrucking]

Trying not ramble all over sweetwater's post. This is the bit from Nietzsche I was paraphrasing above.

"As for the rest of life - so--called "experience" - who among us is serious enough for, that? Or, has time enough? When it comes to such matters, our heart is simply not in it - we don't even lend our ear. Rather, as a man divinely abstracted and self-absorbed into whose ears the bell has just drummed the twelve strokes of noon will suddenly awake with a start and ask himself what hour has actually struck, we sometimes rub our ears after the event and ask ourselves, astonished and at a loss, "What have we really experienced?" - or rather, "Who are we, really?" And we recount the twelve tremulous strokes of out- experience, our life, our being, but unfortunately count wrong.

I hope you have a good time tonight
Glad you can see through me.

sincerely
jt