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[scottish_jew]

I worked out last night with my buddy Andrew. It was far too much fun particularly when I found out he'd secretly been letting me benchpress 95 pounds. That and my legs can lift 400. It was pleasing to know I'm obese, but strong. Or at least stubborn enough to lift all that. *grin

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[neolamarie]

(psst keep october 11th and 12th on your radar!)

[thorin2003]

I don't know the circumstances, but here's my two cents on being stepped on. Sometimes part of being nice is knowing when to say when, because being taken advantage of doesn't just hurt you but it also hurts the person or persons taking advantage of you, even though they may not realize it at the time. Also, you have to do for you in order to be able to do for others. :-)

We are so excited to see you, dear heart! What is your work schedule looking like? I'm going to be posting our schedule as it stands sometime this afternoon/evening, but we are definitely working in some Duncan time. ::big hugs:: Love you so much!

[sevenlumina]

hmm, you basically put together everything I wanted to say about being nice! I guess that means enough said.

Treat people the way you want to treat them Duncan, but don't let them treat you in a way you wouldn't treat them. Ok there, I've muddled it up nicely :)

Ok ok, I keep a lot of change so I like to spread my two cents around ;)

[toppla]

I like your perspective concerning being a nice person... enjoying the process of lasting through pain and such is a good way to handle it, i think. I tend to feel sorry for myself and only later appreciate the process. I should try to enjoy being trampled on... right... but in a way, that's very much right.

I also like Jerry's contention that trampling on people hurts the trampler. I'd like to believe that. Sort of like the universe will work things out somehow, that nature has built this mechanism for fairness into itself. I dunno. It's a reassuring concept at any rate.