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> > Somewhere in my journey I decided that the question of what happens to
> >
> > me is out of my hands. So I do not worry about it. I have taken the
> > steps I need to to relieve my son of decisions that have to be made if
> > I
> > proceed him. I enjoy today.
> >
To that Sodom replied
> I have decided that a great deal of what happens to me is in my hands,
> almost everything. I choose though to let let much slip through, as
> people who squeeze to tightly usually live short and angry lives, i
> think.
>
I was being imprecise again sorry. What I meant was it is out of my
hands what happens after I die. However, in reading your response...
even if I did not communicate that clearly, I like your idea even better
and I will be incorporating that into my creed. Like you I take
responsibility for my actions. My supervisor chided me this morning
that I need to stop aplogizing when things happen that are not my
fault. This is a separation I still need to work on.
I am caught up in that fault - no fault thing even though I also decided
a long time ago that things usually just happen.... and no one is "at
fault" at least in the way we commonly think.
Have a good day.
Marie