Random Love (anti-rants)
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@FilthyBloodJunkie:
@madmonday she did offer to pay me something. But I told her about my philosophy: I derive happiness and self esteem out of kindness and benevolence. Ridding myself of selfish egoism has brought a wonderful meaning to life for me. I used to always want to be dead because my selfishness and ego told me that I didn't have any of the things I needed. Now, there's love in the place of that ego and I have more than I ever imagined possible. I long to love more so I can live more.
Feeling very moved @filthyBloodJunkie
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I also find @FilthyBloodJunkie's philosophy moving, and it's certainly made me think a lot in the past few days. Inspiring to think how much in life can be changed just by projecting love and positivity into the world. A lot of that has to do with our own perspective, and just feeling differently about our lives. That then has a ripple effect on other people.
Not feeling very articulate this morning, pre-coffee…
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Apologizes @sabergirl & thank you for the honest PM. I have modified my post to read as follows:
Gr8 genuine gesture @FilthyBloodJunkie as @sabergirl is a
notorious spend thrift.good deserving personDon't mind me, I'm just a mad dude . . . . with that said I do understand my words, despite my desired intention at times can cause others to feel "bad" for a lack of a better term. As such, apologizes publicly & privately your way
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Aw, thanks @madmonday–I didn't need you to change your ways--I am sort of broke AND cheap. Lol
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Just used the right pocket on my superblack vest (for the first time) and I find this:
Great surprise after one year @riffblaster general -
Hahaha I forgot about that!
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XPost from the Alexander thread:
Some people care about the character and integrity of the people they do business with.
Exactly….
Perhaps this is the right thread IH-UK.
@Giles @ @Madame Buttonfly and …........@IH-ForumPS: @Seul `s post is a little bit longer.
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My boy Tommy is a pretty good football (soccer) player for his age, and was lucky enough to be accepted to train with one of the top local amateur sides a couple of months ago. At the start it didn't go great, Tommy is a confidence player and when he lacks confidence he's not great, for the first few weeks his touch let him down, his passing went astray and he couldn't shoot (not good as he is a striker). He was getting pretty down about it and didn't think that he would ever get an opportunity to play for the team.
Last week his training picked up, he played really well and the coaches clearly noticed. Tonight he was simply brilliant, in a match against the older age group he scored 4 goals from open play and converted 3 penalties, he was easily the best player on the pitch. After the game the coach asked to speak to me and Tom and told us that he wanted Tommy to play as striker for the team in a local Championship tournament this weekend !!!
Quick as a flash Tommy said to the coach "Sorry, we're in Gosport this weekend visiting @Giles and Paula ( @Madame Buttonfly ). This love goes out to you guys from Tommy, you're more important than football
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He thinks you are and that's all that's important, there will be other matches
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@FilthyBloodJunkie:
my philosophy: I derive happiness and self esteem out of kindness and benevolence. Ridding myself of selfish egoism has brought a wonderful meaning to life for me. I used to always want to be dead because my selfishness and ego told me that I didn't have any of the things I needed. Now, there's love in the place of that ego and I have more than I ever imagined possible. I long to love more so I can live more.
Simply beautiful @FilthyBloodJunkie
A philosophy worthy of the Dalai Lama:
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That's just the sweetest thing. Keeping his priorities straight, I see.
Oh Crikey Mega, you've done a good job on all fronts with your boy. Smoochy sweet!
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cheers peeps!
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@4c:
@FilthyBloodJunkie:
my philosophy: I derive happiness and self esteem out of kindness and benevolence. Ridding myself of selfish egoism has brought a wonderful meaning to life for me. I used to always want to be dead because my selfishness and ego told me that I didn't have any of the things I needed. Now, there's love in the place of that ego and I have more than I ever imagined possible. I long to love more so I can live more.
Simply beautiful @FilthyBloodJunkie
A philosophy worthy of the Dalai Lama:
I just saw this… Thank you. I'm very sorry I don't keep up with this forum or come around too often.
