Chronological age

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At 37 (in August), i may be the youngest active poster on

:-). Or one of, anyway.

 

Chronological age may be the least accurate 'gauge' of 'maturation'

(or of anything really, except changes in the body).

 

Has anyone seen interviews with that young actor Hayley Joel Osment?

The kid is 13 years old and not only a 'better actor' than 95% in the

business, but from all reports "more mature and professional" than

most as well :-).

 

And examples abound of childish behavior in adults, but let's not

discuss the current and ex U.S. presidents <laugh>.

 

Namaste,

 

Omkara

 

, Gregory Goode <goode@D...> wrote:

> Alton,

>

> That's a funny one! I'm maturationally young, but not

> chronologically. Although there's just a bit of hair left on my

> head, I still like to eat

> Cap'n Crunch cereal, drink root beer, ride a bike, and watch movies

with

> lots of car chases!

>

> Love,

>

> --Greg

>

> At 09:37 PM 7/11/01 -0000, ALTON A ALTON wrote:

> >

> >

> >Dear Greg:

> >Thanks for you beingness.

> >Your right I am maturationally old, but on a former birthday, my

wife

> >gave me a birthday card stating.

> >

> >YOUR ONLY GROWING OLDER NOT MORE MATURE. HA HA.

> >

> >lOVE,

> >ALTON

> >

> >

> >

> >, Gregory Goode <goode@D...> wrote:

> >> Hi Alton,

> >>

> >> Speaking of eating the Bible.... I used to be a member and a

> >deacon in the

> >> Christian pentacostal fundamentalist church. It was very strict,

> >> approaching the Hasidic degree of strictness. We were not

supposed

> >to read

> >> any books other than the Bible. And of course there was great

> >value placed

> >> on in-depth knowledge of the Bible. If someone had memorized

great

> >> portions of it, was able to quote at length, and at the drop of

a

> >hat, we'd

> >> say, "Old Alton, well, he jes' swallowed the Book!"

>

>

> Greg Goode (e-mail: goode)

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