Post by william on Jul 23, 2009 10:25:12 GMT -5
it is so important to rejoin a group? Friends come and they go! Lovers come and they go! Neighbors come and they go! Schoolmates come and they go! Pets come and they go!
It seems to me that a person has a free choice to come and go as he or she chooses on the internet. Unless of course they decide they are being lead in a direction that they really do not wish to go. Or they are refused entry.
The internet is crammed with many interesting things. And a person is allotted only so much lifetime to explore these interesting subjects.
Have you ever heard of Leo Buscaglia? Leo was a college professor. One of the subjects that he touched upon was love.
He made a statement one time, something like this: "The greatest love one person can have for a loved one is to be able to let that person go when the love is no longer mutual!"
That idea works equally as well for friends too!
As far as I am concerned, A true farmer as a rule is of an independant nature. He make his own decisions, right or wrong! Whatever the consequences are, a true farmer accepts those consequences and continues as his nature dictates. Sure he learns from others and incorporates whatever he feels will work.
Bummy74
It seems to me that a person has a free choice to come and go as he or she chooses on the internet. Unless of course they decide they are being lead in a direction that they really do not wish to go. Or they are refused entry.
The internet is crammed with many interesting things. And a person is allotted only so much lifetime to explore these interesting subjects.
Have you ever heard of Leo Buscaglia? Leo was a college professor. One of the subjects that he touched upon was love.
He made a statement one time, something like this: "The greatest love one person can have for a loved one is to be able to let that person go when the love is no longer mutual!"
That idea works equally as well for friends too!
As far as I am concerned, A true farmer as a rule is of an independant nature. He make his own decisions, right or wrong! Whatever the consequences are, a true farmer accepts those consequences and continues as his nature dictates. Sure he learns from others and incorporates whatever he feels will work.
Bummy74
