JC> KS> I think it's interesting how two people from the same family can be
  > KS> so different.
JC> Well, there are four children in my family and we are all different in 
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  > "culture" in some ways.
That's true, to some extent, in my family too.  We all ended up
responding very differently to similar circumstances.  I ended up a
poet, and a published writer.  I have a younger brother who does lovely
art work, but won't show it or sell it at all.  Only his close friends
and family know about it. I don't know whether he's afraid of failure,
whether he really just doesn't want to be bothered with the business
aspect of it, or what. He's a truck driver; and, for most people, I
suspect that's all he is.   I am a talker; he's a quiet, unassuming
person.  Yet we're less than two years apart in age, so our life
circumstances really hit us at about the same time in our development.
The other siblings also took their own paths.
                         Sondra
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