-=> Quoting Ml:nicolae Ceausescu@dss to Emerald <=-
 ML> Enjoy your second trip.  At least this time maybe you'll see something you
 MC> I most surely did and we had a great time. See details in a future
 MC> post...
  I saw all the details about your trip and you sure did have a great time.
  Thanks for telling us all about your trip.  I'm assumming now you'll be making
  more trips to Canada, eh.   @;)~~~~~~~
 ML>  not to expect anything where many things are concerned and when we don't
 ML>  expect anything one way or another, we're just not disappointed because we
 ML>  didn't expect anything.  Sometimes, though somethings we least expect can
 ML>  happen, sometimes it's good, but not all the time.
 MC> You're absolutely right about that, 100%! I usually try not to expect
 MC> what I really want in life and then it is more likely to turn out the
 MC> way I'd like, with a little effort of course. :> This is just too
 MC> powerful of a force though. :> Your thoughts are well received. :>
  When I want something I work very hard to try to get what I want, but I just 
  don't expect what I want to get to happen.  I just keep hoping, but not expecting
  whatever, especially where people are concerned.  Material things are a bit 
  different.  My dad used to say, "The world owes you a living, but you have 
  to work damn hard to collect it."  I remember way back then I was crying my eyes
  out with my first broken heart and he hugged me and said,  "Right now you feel
  like your world has ended, but I promise you it hasn't. He's out there and he's 
  waiting to find you as much as you'll be waiting to find him.  To you it might 
  seem like forever but when you've both found your one and only, the two of you
  will know that what you've found was worth waiting forever for.  You might
  find many rotten apples before you find the only good one in your barrel, so
  don't ever lose heart or give up, like you feel like doing today. So welcome to 
  the grownup world and because I do know you, you'll do just fine. BTW one day 
  you'll think back on today and you'll ask yourself, "What did I ever see in him?"
  The apples I found in my barrel that he was talking about were not all rotten, 
  but they just weren't for me, eh.  I sure wish there were many more fathers
  like mine was, this world would be a much better place to live in if there were.
  *>HUGZ<*
  -=*EMERALD*=-
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