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Re: Is It Always N Behavior to Violate Others' Boundaries?
« Reply #6045 on: August 04, 2014, 05:58:52 PM »
I was going through the e-mails I kept from my friend, Dick Wagner, as I was working on his genealogy.  I came across this in response to the research I found for him:  "(Bones)....You have always been an amazing person, and you continue to astound."  He was an amazing human being.  I've been communicating with other friends, as well as family, reminiscing about everything!  One of my wishes is to be able to perform in the memorial concert for him, paying it forward.  I want to help continue his work. 
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« Reply #6046 on: August 04, 2014, 08:36:30 PM »
Love to read that you are finding your voice.

I am touched by the wonderful friendship you had with  Dick Wagner.  It clearly was a wonderful bond.

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« Reply #6047 on: August 05, 2014, 06:38:48 AM »
Love to read that you are finding your voice.

I am touched by the wonderful friendship you had with  Dick Wagner.  It clearly was a wonderful bond.

It was a wonderful bond.  He was a unique human being who touched the lives of a LOT of people.  One of the last things he said, (paraphrasing from memory) to another musician, is that he preferred to be remembered for the song, "Remember the Child" and not for the other shit.  We are trying to make his final wish come true.  He's no longer here to hug, and, at the same time, we can pay it forward.

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« Reply #6048 on: August 05, 2014, 07:44:17 AM »
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« Reply #6049 on: August 05, 2014, 11:09:52 AM »
Bones,

You are  making a difference in other's lives, giving back, finding meaning.  My hat is off to you; helping your neighbor, shaping Dick's legacy.  So nice Bones.

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« Reply #6050 on: August 05, 2014, 11:34:14 AM »
Bones,

You are  making a difference in other's lives, giving back, finding meaning.  My hat is off to you; helping your neighbor, shaping Dick's legacy.  So nice Bones.

Thanks, G.S.

I feel like I could never fill Dick's shoes.
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« Reply #6053 on: August 06, 2014, 11:16:23 AM »
I've often wondered how early, in development, Narcissism begins or if it's a matter of stunted growth.  I found myself dealing with a couple of teenaged N's last night, during National Night Out.  (I know, I know - teenaged N's is redundant as that is the nature of the beast.)

I'm in the midst of grilling hot dogs and hamburgers, keeping an eye on the fire so that nothing gets overcooked when this one teenager walks up to me and DEMANDS a soda!  (Not even a "please"!)  I informed her that all we have is water.  She huffs, gives me an eye-roll, and walks off.  I turn my attention back to the grilling.  Then she comes back and DEMANDS juice!  I repeat what I said a few minutes earlier:  "All we have is WATER!"  She huffs, again, gives me another eye-roll, again, and walks off.  Then, at the END of everything ... the event is done, we are packing up, loading stuff up in our cars, cleaning up, when Little Miss ENTITLED comes back and gets up in my grill, DEMANDING CHIPS!  I informed her that the event is at an end, food service is no longer available, and my group is in the middle of cleaning up.  She points to an unopened carton and DEMANDS that I rip it open because she wants chips NOW!  I told her:  "The event is OVER!  Time to go home!  I'm busy cleaning up!"  I go back to what I'm doing.  Then, Miss ENTITLED's elder brother comes over, gets up in my face, and attempts to intimidate me into doing what he and his sister wants NOW!  By this point, my patience is DONE!   :x  The only thing these two N's have succeeded in achieving is PISSING ME OFF!  I informed them, quite firmly, that THE EVENT IS OVER AND THERE IS NO MORE FOOD!  That is when they finally left!  Clearly, they have NO manners!

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« Reply #6054 on: August 07, 2014, 03:49:11 AM »
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« Reply #6057 on: August 07, 2014, 12:51:21 PM »
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An N learned his lesson the hard way ... DON'T MESS WITH PETER FRAMPTON!

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« Reply #6058 on: August 07, 2014, 03:22:34 PM »
Bones,

You are  making a difference in other's lives, giving back, finding meaning.  My hat is off to you; helping your neighbor, shaping Dick's legacy.  So nice Bones.

Thanks, G.S.

I feel like I could never fill Dick's shoes.

Sounds like you are making a contribution to his legacy however small or large it seems to you.  You are expressing your love for him and (I like to think) you keep that part of his spirit alive in doing so.  At least you keep it going in your own life and that has value.
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« Reply #6059 on: August 07, 2014, 03:27:24 PM »
I've often wondered how early, in development, Narcissism begins or if it's a matter of stunted growth.  I found myself dealing with a couple of teenaged N's last night, during National Night Out.  (I know, I know - teenaged N's is redundant as that is the nature of the beast.)

I'm in the midst of grilling hot dogs and hamburgers, keeping an eye on the fire so that nothing gets overcooked when this one teenager walks up to me and DEMANDS a soda!  (Not even a "please"!)  I informed her that all we have is water.  She huffs, gives me an eye-roll, and walks off.  I turn my attention back to the grilling.  Then she comes back and DEMANDS juice!  I repeat what I said a few minutes earlier:  "All we have is WATER!"  She huffs, again, gives me another eye-roll, again, and walks off.  Then, at the END of everything ... the event is done, we are packing up, loading stuff up in our cars, cleaning up, when Little Miss ENTITLED comes back and gets up in my grill, DEMANDING CHIPS!  I informed her that the event is at an end, food service is no longer available, and my group is in the middle of cleaning up.  She points to an unopened carton and DEMANDS that I rip it open because she wants chips NOW!  I told her:  "The event is OVER!  Time to go home!  I'm busy cleaning up!"  I go back to what I'm doing.  Then, Miss ENTITLED's elder brother comes over, gets up in my face, and attempts to intimidate me into doing what he and his sister wants NOW!  By this point, my patience is DONE!   :x  The only thing these two N's have succeeded in achieving is PISSING ME OFF!  I informed them, quite firmly, that THE EVENT IS OVER AND THERE IS NO MORE FOOD!  That is when they finally left!  Clearly, they have NO manners!



No manners and no boundaries.  You kept your boundaries in place.  My hat is off to you on that one Bones.