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Posted by Steve on 12/5/2008, 8:22 am, in reply to "Re: The Million Dollar Question"
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: I do what I feel I need to do, yes, and
: sometimes I raise some dust. But in the
: same moment I have a sense that,
: fundamentally, everything is okay just as it
: is. That what I have--that what there is--is
: enough.
:
: Ever have that kind of experience, Nina?
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: Sure, Steve. Otherwise I'd be a shaking,
: quivering psychotic mess. Not that I don't
: have my moments - breaking just like a
: little girl.
:
: Tearing down walls also enables me to
: express when things aren't peach keen.
: Maybe you don't have that problem?
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Perhaps I just express it in another way. I doubt there are two people anywhere who deal with anger, frustration, and hurt in the same way.
I rant and rave, and then I watch as tranquility slowly but inevitably returns. I've read your writings long enough, Nina, to know that you find tranquility in your own way.
In your own unique and splendid way.
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