-=> Quoting Sondra Ball to Robin Arnhold <=-
Hi, Sondra,
 RA>When I get obnoxious, I tend to get in a bad mood and go around with a
 >chip on my shoulder just itching for an argument.  Sometimes I find them,
 SB> 
 SB> I do that sometimes, too.  Probably we all do.
I suppose we do, but I suspect we're most aware of the arguments we pick
with others because we're in a bad mood or the arguments others pick with
us.  I know I tend to be more conscious of when I'm shooting myself in
the foot (maybe that's why I'm somewhat lame--grin) than when somebody
else is.
 
 SB> I'm sure that happens.  Mario has a relative who wants his son to grow
 SB> up to be a baseball player.  His son is probably going to grow up to
 SB> be a good artist.  His daughter, who he insists on seeing as artistic,
 SB> on the other hand ...
Oops!  I sense some identity problems being hatched.  My grandparents
wanted a boy so much and had expected my aunt to be a boy that they even
nicknamed her Willie.  You couldn't imagine a more feminine type than my
aunt, always fussing with cosmetics and clothes.  I told my mother when
she mentioned it not long ago that that probably explained why Gracie was
so overboard in that direction--she was trying to say, "Hey, wait a
minute here!  I'm a _girl_!"
Take care,
Robin
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