Re: religion, politics, amazon

[Guest guest]

On Sun, 18 Jan 2004 14:11:09 -0800 AndyTiedye

writes:

> D Tucker wrote:

>

> I am terribly sorry that the budget cuts are hitting you and yours

> so hard.

All is okay, thanks. :)We are fine now. day by day. We got a funny notice

last week saying we were cut off but when I phoned them they said to

disregard it because it got out in error, our insurance wasnt really cut

off again.

I didn't mean to go off yesterday, but well we have 2 more yrs. with Bush

right?

I do feel blessed, I remind my self everyday how lucky I am for what I do

have.

(About that review at Amazon, Jane- I bet it was just family trying to

boost book sales for us...I'm embarrassed.)I didn't know it was there.

Yesterday was great actually, shovelling releases endorphins that makes

you feel pretty good. Too bad I had the dumb idea to shovel the new

neighbor's driveway, her husbands in the war and she's alone. I got her

life story. I've a terrible idea she mistook my gesture as friendship.

When I needed more energy release, more exercise. this may have been a

mistake. time will tell.

Kim

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[Guest guest]

Well, the good thing about this list is, if anyone does go on a rant about

religion or politics, nobody will say, " you're autistic and therefore have

no clue what you're talking about. "

Kaiden Fox, Autistic

And therefore having no clue what he's talking about.

[Guest guest]

Kim wrote:

>(About that review at Amazon, Jane- I bet it was just family trying to

>boost book sales for us...I'm embarrassed.)I didn't know it was there.

Well, I agree with whoever wrote it, family or not.

>Yesterday was great actually, shovelling releases endorphins that makes

>you feel pretty good. Too bad I had the dumb idea to shovel the new

>neighbor's driveway, her husbands in the war and she's alone. I got her

>life story. I've a terrible idea she mistook my gesture as friendship.

>When I needed more energy release, more exercise. this may have been a

>mistake. time will tell.

My next door neighbor to the east is great that way.

We say hello and, on the rare occasion when there is

news, we share it (e.g., she told me about her book

she self-published, which I found interesting). But

there's no expectation that saying hello will lead

to invitations for coffee and then on to more and

more and more (as seems to happen with/for NTs often).

Once a year when my big Japanese maple floods us both

with fallen leaves, I rake them up from her driveway

as well as mine. It's not as strenuous as shoveling

snow, but it's enjoyable along the same lines.

Jane

[Guest guest]

>Kaiden Fox, Autistic

>And therefore having no clue what he's talking about.

Yet boyishly charming nevertheless!

Jane (in training as an unreliable narrator)

[Guest guest]

She may have just thought it was a kind gesture.

>

> Reply-To: AutisticSpectrumTreeHouse

> Date: Mon, 19 Jan 2004 13:27:02 -0500

> To: AutisticSpectrumTreeHouse

> Subject: Re: RE: religion, politics, amazon

>

> Yesterday was great actually, shovelling releases endorphins that makes

> you feel pretty good. Too bad I had the dumb idea to shovel the new

> neighbor's driveway, her husbands in the war and she's alone. I got her

> life story. I've a terrible idea she mistook my gesture as friendship.

> When I needed more energy release, more exercise. this may have been a

> mistake. time will tell.