Paul/overlaoding the list

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Paul Misiunas wrote:

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> Paul Misiunas

> <misiunas

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> I am combining these messages so as not to

> overload the list with too many

> postings.

> Thank you for such a warm welcome.

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Computers are made with more and more space

to store the list.

 

I enjoy reading your emails as much as seeing

flowers grow in spring.

 

A little girl, maybe 12, or something like

that, asked me today, "how long before the

sun comes to die?".

I looked at her with a smile and said, "I

don't know? How long do you think?".

She said "must be billions of years".

"Most probably", I answered....

"I want to live as long as the sun" she said,

as she started dancing...

I felt the look of the mother on me,

surprised by the language the daughter just

had with this stranger installing cable. I

looked in her eyes, with her smiled. Already

her body "knowing" death comes sooner than a

billions years. Simply said "life is

beautiful and so strong..."

 

This contrast of the mother body knowing it

will die before the sun and the daughter

knowing she will live as long as the sun...

In the same way this contrast showed the

process of "ageing"... In the same way i

wonder if your will not to overload the list

does not express a process of "ageing"...

 

Post, post, as it comes, what could you

overload?

 

Welcome,

 

Antoine

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>At 08:46 PM 3/22/00 -0500, you wrote:

>Antoine <carrea

 

Antoine, Your presence and your post is appreciated.

 

Your perception is very good.

 

If I were to give someone a treat, they may enjoy it whole hearted-ly. If I

were to ask them if they had had enough, they may reply, "No. More please."

I provide more and ask again.

 

This could go one for some time.

 

Thank you for asking for more. If you are boundless, then I am boundless.

 

Now show me the candy store! :-)

 

Kid Paul