Peace and tranquillity is always Good NewsI don't know about anyone else but today on here, it just seemed like there has been a lot more harmony and tranquility. Maybe it's just my judicious usage of the ignore button but it honestly does seem that today was the most peaceful one that I've ever had the pleasure to have been a part of. Thanks to everyone for making it possible! That it happened for me, well, you know that that's for sure, GOOD NEWS!
Poor Gary is going to need a splint!
At 74 I can remember very well my sterile, non-presence at the birth of my first 3 children. Things have changed a lot since then. At 60 (no sniggering, please) I was there to witness the birth of my fourth and last child, the pain my wife went through (not an easy birth I can tell you), and to ritualistically cut the umbilical cord. The insight afforded me will remain in my heart forever. Kudos to your grandson!
You could be right,.....,I don't know about anyone else but today on here, it just seemed like there has been a lot more harmony and tranquility. Maybe it's just my judicious usage of the ignore button but it honestly does seem that today was the most peaceful one that I've ever had the pleasure to have been a part of. Thanks to everyone for making it possible! That it happened for me, well, you know that that's for sure, GOOD NEWS!
Never mind general or intermittent idiots, fundamental disagreements, and dipsticks. The GOOD NEWS is that you can put an antagonist on ignore. I just added one yesterday from this forum and it works very well, even stopping them from PM-ing you. I also have a relative who had the audacity to tell me that blocking him from my Facebook, e-mail, and telephone effectively punished the both of us. How does he figure that? Ignoring when necessary is GOOD NEWS!Okay, one more time-why put someone on ignore(?) if you think they are an idiot, okay....but even idiots have some good info.
I don't really give a damn, do as you willllllllllllllllllll
It just seems silly to me.
Go on, put me on ignore-punishes me because you think i'm a dipstick
I agree, and therefore my inability to find said "ignore button" isn't worrying me too much, (I'd guess there must be some occasions when one might need one though, sexual harassment maybe, but "no ones ever tried this on me", so I can't be certain!!!Okay, one more time-why put someone on ignore(?) if you think they are an idiot, okay....but even idiots have some good info on occasion.
I don't really give a damn, do as you willllllllllllllllllll
It just seems silly to me.
Go on, put me on ignore-punishes me because you think i'm a dipstick
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Jerry old, I don’t think, nor have i ever had the thought that you are a dipstick. I havent had that thought about you or anyone one else. And I have no desire to ignore your comments, for now anyway, because you seem to usually spread good news and good cheer. But some people just seem to never have anything positive or kind to say. I personally don’t care for those types.Okay, one more time-why put someone on ignore(?) if you think they are an idiot, okay....but even idiots have some good info on occasion.
I don't really give a damn, do as you willllllllllllllllllll
It just seems silly to me.
Go on, put me on ignore-punishes me because you think i'm a dipstick
I agree, and therefore my inability to find said "ignore button" isn't worrying me too much, (I'd guess there must be some occasions when one might need one though, sexual harassment maybe, but "no ones ever tried this on me", so I can't be certain!!!
In your part of the world too? I always thought American doctors were really good. Over here they tell you to take two Alvedon and come back after two weeks if your problem doesn't disappear .... without even touching or looking at your ailment!
Great, now "if I can just get someone to sexually harass me I'll know how to ignore them", (or if I like it I may encourage them, nice to have a choice hey
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I've long considered it to be a positive thing that I've awakened every time that I've ever gone to sleep. That you have health issues that need attention and that you'll be able to get them tended to That's GOOD NEWS! Your optimistic attitude about your struggles, that's great inspiration, for me. I hope mostly pleasant things follow you throughout the day. Take care!
It's variable---depends on locale, type of facility (hospital, teaching hospital, clinic, private medical group (most specialists in the latter) and on the individual medical professional. Some American Docs so arrogant (ironically or maybe predictably the ones who invest the least time in keeping up with research unless it will somehow increase their earnings) i'd rather switch to some one less highly recommended that will actually listen to me, than continue to deal with them. More than once have had good experiences at teaching hospitals. One doc overseeing interns doing gyn examines, seemed gratified by the opportunity to say to an intern after an exchange i had with the intern: "That's why you listen to patients, they often do know their own bodies, what is normal for them."
Okay, one more time-why put someone on ignore(?) if you think they are an idiot, okay....but even idiots have some good info on occasion.
I don't really give a damn, do as you willllllllllllllllllll
It just seems silly to me.
Go on, put me on ignore-punishes me because you think i'm a dipstick
Very interesting what you say about teaching hospitals. I generally find that older doctors (medical and dental) are best but I once had a terrible tooth that needed a root canal job and I went to an experienced dentist who failed to do the job right, not once but twice. In fact, he made it worse the second time by drilling improperly! So in excruciating torment and lots of pain-killing tablets, I went to the dentist college as an acute patient. Lord in heaven! They fixed it lickety-split and not an ounce of pain! And the price? Free!
Could your news be any gooder? I submit that it likely could not! And thanks for sharing with us such wonderful GOOD NEWS! Congratulations to you, your son and all of your family.
Ruby Wax was interviewed on BBC radio this afternoon, and making many of the same comments you've made. She's releasing a new book on mindfulness, having released many similar others over the years, including, "How to be human".
