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DeWayfarer 路 61-69, M
Somewhere at the bottom of the pack. Not because of ability either. More because I was a loner and socially inept.
It was always a surprise when I beat the pants off some of the more social and popular kids. 馃槇
It was always a surprise when I beat the pants off some of the more social and popular kids. 馃槇
Grateful4you 路 M
@DeWayfarer My "group" wore all black (turtlenecks) while younger than the "beatniks" pretty much the same ilk. Listened to Theatre of the absurd. Camus/ Sartre etc. and convinced ourselves we were intellectuals LMAO....college was a wake-up call to our delusional fancies.
DeWayfarer 路 61-69, M
@Grateful4you I don't recall any specific clothing. Not that it mattered. I was the social misfit and didn't belong to any social groups.
Grateful4you 路 M
@DeWayfarer I'm willing to bet you've gone far since then. REALLY far!
DeWayfarer 路 61-69, M
@Grateful4you nope! We live in a social society. Everything is who you know, not what you know nor what you have mastered.
Just the whole concept of "social networking" says that.
Just the whole concept of "social networking" says that.
Grateful4you 路 M
@DeWayfarer Then become the one to know. Sounds trite I know, but "Toastmaster Intl" really works wonders, from there it's civics clubs and before you know it YOU are the person to "Know" and don't say your too shy/inhibited, so was I and that's what Toastmasters can totally erase and it's actually FUN!
DeWayfarer 路 61-69, M
@Grateful4you little late now. Maybe even 10 years ago that would have helped. Takes time to build a network, social or even computer. Time that I no longer have. 馃槥
Grateful4you 路 M
@DeWayfarer Oh hell there are folks a decade or more older than you. I had the excuses too, you think I didn't have a busy career? PLEASE for once think out of the box and take a risk you'll never regret even if it's only Toastmasters, one thing leads to another. At your age even you know that I'm the same age as you and I know it will change your life. Please just go once and see.
DeWayfarer 路 61-69, M
@Grateful4you dad passed away of cancer at 70 mom not much later. I'm soon to follow that same path.
Grateful4you 路 M
@DeWayfarer Oh gosh that's really sad. Are you symptomatic or holding the course? Okay, by now you already think I'm some half-baked lunatic but listen very carefully, when you have a chance, check out Rene Cassie. She lives in Canada and once had a clinic for cancer patients. She was closed down because, this is the part that sounds looney tunes and I know it, but her name keeps popping up in health books I read and there are a few clinics in Mexico that are using her blend of special herbs given to her by a tribe in Canada. You can see for yourself on YouTube as it tells her story better than I. This Native American blend has cured cancers in Canada, America, Mexico, I come from a medical background and know for a fact that if a cure for cancer was found tomorrow practically the entire medical community would collapse. The AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY is the richest non-profit in the world. Thus they closed Rene Cassies clinics, here in America and Canada. But her blend of native American herbs remain cheap and available either on-line or Ma and Pa health food stores the brand name is esissac (the shopkeeper should know it. I take it daily using my tea ball letting it seep a good long while and add honey and it's actually rather tasty. I also chew a few stems or seeds but that's just me for a more concentrated tea. I SWEAR I have NO interest in telling you this, I get not one penny, only the satisfaction of mabe helping this should the disease eventually manifest. Best to use before disease takes hold I think. Read her story, decide for yourself and perhaps let me know eventually. My best, David Hart.