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Date Posted: 09:34:31 03/17/06 Fri
Author: lump
Subject: Re: dare i post too soon?
In reply to: chrys 's message, "dare i post too soon?" on 02:43:19 03/15/06 Wed

Chrys - that takes alot of work and some pretty thick skin. Congratulations!

And be proud that you have a story! I keep a journal, but the entries are like "Horse dead. Quick kicking." I don't have an adventure or story or an interesting view. Be proud that you do - because that's the stuff exceptional life is made of. :)

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[> Re: dare i post too soon? -- 23, 10:31:04 03/17/06 Fri [1]

"I don't have an adventure or story or an interesting view."

I think all of us here who have read your posts, lump, would verify that that is just not true. I've found many of your posts about your life to be very compelling. I think a lot of your fellow euphoriacs would concur.

Don't sell yourself so short. There is no such thing as a "mundane" existence, just audiences who have no empathy.

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