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November 25, 2002

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Friends>

 

 Many people will walk in and out of your life.

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> But only true friends will leave footprints in your heart.

Oh, I don't know, some butt heads have left footprints in my heart, big muddy gravelly dog doo ones... 

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> To handle yourself, use your head;

My head doesn't have any handles.  Those are usually found on either side of the torso above the pelvis. 

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> To handle others, use your heart.

Ugh! Pretty messy.  Just let others handle themselves for the most part, then decide if you want to be a part of the behavior you see, eh? 

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> Anger is only one letter short of danger.

 

Lice is only two letters short of Police!  Love is only one letter short of Glove... Boxing glove!  So watch out!

Hey, we could have fun with this... Friend is only one letter more than Fiend... Beware!, etc. 

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> If someone betrays you once, it is his fault;

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> If he betrays you twice, it is your fault.

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Any more than that and you're me.  expect a slap upside the head from your protective wife! 

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> Great minds discuss ideas;

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> Average minds discuss events;

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> Small minds discuss people.

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Petite minds discuss sports on TV. 

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Itty bitty, teeny tiny minds discuss bodily functions in a graphic manner. 

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> He, who loses money, loses much;Hah hah hahhhh...  Tricked you all!  I don't have much to lose! 

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> He, who loses a friend, loses much more;Unless its after you lose the money.  Those "friends" you won't miss. 

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> He, who loses faith, loses all. (in the settlement...) 

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Faith visited us last summer.  I'll have to forward this to her husband. 

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> Beautiful young people are accidents of nature,

           

So are ugly young people.  Ugly old people may have had some input themselves...

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> Learn from the mistakes of others.

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> You can't live long enough to make them all yourself.

       

Plus the mistakes of others can be fun to watch. (And the -"boy, I'm glad I'm not you" feelings are such a relief.)

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> Friends, you and me ....

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> You brought another friend ...

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> And then there were 3 ....

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> We started our group ....

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> Our circle of friends ....

              

Then you invited some butthead in...

Now we're in an MLM pyramid and I have all this soap...

You too? - Don't we just feel like dopes!....

                                      

A "friend" for hoodwink profit took everything we had...

We're "all like one big family" - a dysfunctional one, that's sad...

                        

So beware the buttheads, practice saying: "no sir" or "no ma'am"...

If its "a remarkable business opportunity" or "for the children" you'll know that its a scam...

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> Yesterday is past, it is history.

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> Tomorrow is future, it is a mystery.

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> Today is present, it is a gift.

            

Next week, though...  Next week is a mother.  All the bills come due!  Son of a gun!

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> It's National Friendship Week.

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> Show your friends how much you care ....

Use deodorant, brush your teeth and just be a friend.  Listen.  Listen some more, then help where you can.  Simply enjoy the company of a true friend.  For real friends one's company is all that is needed.  There may be other facets, but bedrock is "I simply enjoy being with you".  So don't work up any unearned guilt about sending this to anyone else. 

                                                       

I like this anonymous poem and so will share it with you:

          

I went out to find a friend and none were to be found.

I went out to be a friend and friends were all around! 

      

Have a great week and fun with words that are one or two letters off from words that mean completely different or bizarre things!

Your fiend,

Tom Preble

 

 

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