On Sun, 27 Oct 2002 17:13:37 -0800 (PST) Michael Nellis
 writes:
> Hi, Barb.
> 
> --- Barb Jernigan  wrote:
> 
> > [To
> > whit: every word I'm typing here is forced, and in danger of 
> being
> > deleted -- because, frankly, what the hell do I know, and why
> > should you
> > all care? Oh, I am the very image of an Imposter Complex, and not
> > just here]....
> 
> I often like to think of myself as a Pretender; like Jared.
> 
> "Are you a doctor?"
> 
> "I am today."

too often that feels all too true....

Is it just because we're so anal we always put the bar higher than we can
leap? 
Fouled by some Puritan misconception in our societal backgrounds that
doesn't allow us to dwell in our successes?
Or are we really pretenders, even in pretense?

Or merely (humanly) psychotic?

=wan, self deprecating as always, smile=

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