OH - and the fact that Casey resembles CBF in coloring and looks (sorta) has nothing to do with my lust.....NOT *g* -- Cindy's Cottage

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Date Posted: 16:50:08 07/24/09 Fri
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Mahri
Subject: OH - and the fact that Casey resembles CBF in coloring and looks (sorta) has nothing to do with my lust.....NOT *g*
In reply to: Mahri 's message, "Carla summed up my thoughts/feelings perfectly, below. I do love Jamie but he feels 'above me' not in a snooty/snobby way. I'm not highly educated (and though I've now said that twice here this week, I'm not self-concious about that anymore..I am what I am), I've never been wealthy and I wouldn't even know how to 'work' connections. I just don't relate. I'm more blue collar, laid back and down to earth. I relate to Casey, his upbringing, his working class attitude. And yes, if you would've answered this question with 'I really see Mahri with Jamie' I would've been like WTF?!? ;-) Now, ya had to throw Maine in the mix didn't ya - I'm thinking Jamie and I could be very good friends with that in common *g*" on 16:47:32 07/24/09 Fri

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Education comes in many forms Mahri and I love you just the way you are girl - smart, beautiful, caring and funny! (NT) -- Tracy (), 18:50:39 07/24/09 Fri
- I second what Tracy said so well. Education is way more than the years we spend in school. I think we've all met people who weren't that smart in ways outside of books, that had more than one degree under their belt. (NT) -- celtgirl (), 18:56:22 07/24/09 Fri
  - Mwaahhs U2! I know I'm not stupid and I usually only mention the education thing in joking, but I know I don't structure sentences correctly and I use 'back of the class' grammar (Hi Noelle) and it seems that should be important sometimes *g* (NT) -- Mahri, 19:46:05 07/24/09 Fri
    - I think you be one of the charmingest, most funniest, smart and sassy women I know *g*....so keep it up! I have worked hard for my degrees, but I did them for myself and not to impress others. I quite honestly could be a career student I love school that much...which makes me a complete nut! :-) I figure the school of hard knocks can teach you as much if not more about life than any dern edumucation can. :-) And with both, you only learn by paying attention, which I think you have done and now your daughters are learning from their mom how to be wonderfully independent women. So kudos to you my friend! (NT) -- Lil, 22:24:16 07/24/09 Fri
  - You know, Mahri, I'm afraid I know an awful lot of people who have multiple degrees but no damned sense whatsoever. I often sell myself short, too, and both you and I need to stop that. You're one smart cookie, my friend. Don't ever doubt it. (NT) -- Elaine, 20:02:32 07/24/09 Fri

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