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You just never know said:
I still do. There's something about writing a letter that is way cooler than sending an email. I have over a thousand emails I haven't gotten around to opening, but every real letter I receive is opened right away. :)
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I haven't received a real letter for years and years and years.
 
Poor, poor Jae. He can't afford airconditioning but he lives in a house with a swimming pool. He can't afford to go to a movie but he eats fast food regularly. He seems to have enough money to be in school-and had enough money for radio/broadcasting school and then a Bachelors degree. His "sons" can fly to Korea for the month.

Let's all sit quietly for a moment and consider poor Jae.
 
Tabitha said:
Poor, poor Jae. He can't afford airconditioning but he lives in a house with a swimming pool. He can't afford to go to a movie but he eats fast food regularly. He seems to have enough money to be in school-and had enough money for radio/broadcasting school and then a Bachelors degree. His "sons" can fly to Korea for the month.

Let's all sit quietly for a moment and consider poor Jae.
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Before I respond to that Tabitha - why did you put the word sons in quotation marks?
 
If one works with true grits (or in the sans of time) will one become less dull and thus shine like St. King? Is such stint temporal allowing for turnover, turnaround and perspective of the Hun 'd end of the buns? Thus improbable creation of cheeky critters to diagnose the flaws of gods and god essence as seen clearly going ... and fingernail stuff will wear well ... off somewhere!

Scratch that IDe Eire ...
 
Pr. Jae said:
First, I don't. Secondly, even if I did (which I don't), I wouldn't be thinking myself better than those of a lower social class now would I BethAnne.



Actually, no it doesn't BethAnne. You may desire it to to meet your purposes of looking down on me the poor man, but it does not.
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Is lo' level snobbery ... called cynicism by the haute elite ... even though they may envision their self in a different (alternate) domain? This process is denied by roué come down from on high ...
 
Pr. Jae said:
First, I don't. Secondly, even if I did (which I don't), I wouldn't be thinking myself better than those of a lower social class now would I BethAnne.



Actually, no it doesn't BethAnne. You may desire it to to meet your purposes of looking down on me the poor man, but it does not.
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Are the dull elite sort of a dark spot in intellectual virtue?
 
Pr. Jae said:
A stamp... people still use those...? :D
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Have you listened to the CBC article on letter writing ... and men of letters ... those we carry thoughts across time as archetype?

Of course there are always cynics about how much truth real people should carry in common ... makes it difficult for emotionally disruptive people to dispose of thoughts ... also works the other way ... contrary to one-way archetypes! Some archetype was earlier found as simple script or even hieroglyph, related to heiro gamma! Thus may be the unseen hero that gets us out of Maas ... floe in dues LAN dead! Some see this magi deuce ... Hur Mire being ... a dirty trick on man's innocence as labelled naïveté ...

Perhaps gnome man clature ... as a racket to support piles of word ... pain in the as is to some ...

Particularly if you have un extended understanding !
 
I have a couple of friends that I still correspond with only via handwritten letters that we mail. We're losing a part of our history with emails as there isn't the paper trail to follow for future generations.
 
On college instructor told me he was distressed by the elimination of cursive writing from schools as a fishy loss of curse of collective wordings ...

Piles like that discress rye politicians that generally cannot answer a question directly ... we must mimic them to appear to be part of the flow as it goes' ton ... ink 'n darkly varied hues?
 
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