Re: Introductions -- Arizona Atheist Meetup

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Date Posted: 03:08:20 08/09/03 Sat
Author: Michelle
Subject: Re: Introductions
In reply to: Mary 's message, "Re: Introductions" on 20:54:48 08/08/03 Fri

Mary...

>I have lived in Phoenix for 2 years. I'm in the west
>valley close to downtown. I've been to a couple of
>meetup's and they are fun.

How many people are usually there? Or does it vary? I am at a point where I really want and need real time atheist peers vs. on line. My on line atheist friends are great, I wouldn't want to ever lose them but I am finding I want real time like minded people to talk to.

>I have had a problem with organized religion since I
>was 10. My parents tried to brainwash me catholic,
>but it didn't stick.

;o) Same here. I was raised catholic and it never really made a lot of sense to me. It took me a very long time to realize I am atheist. Slow learner I guess. ;o)

>I currently work in the accounting department of an
>airline parts distributor and go to school. These
>meetups are a great opportunity to meet other atheists.

I work for Mayo Hospital however I have accepted a job as a forensic auditor. It's actually a brand new field of medicine and I am excited about doing it. It won't be starting for a few more weeks but I am looking forward to teh career change. I love medicine, I have been in this field my whole life however I think it's time for a change. I still want to stay in medicine but as I wrote, this is an entirely new field so that is exciting.

I'm really pleased you decided to post. I would love to get to know other folks in Phx that are atheist.

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