Re: On-line Communities (Was Re: a VERY sad loss)

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Who has any need for another group when they belong to P-A? I am not being

gloopy, you know. I mean it. This list, when I keep up with it, keeps me so

busy I forget that I have other mail that needs to be tended to. I defiantly

spent all day yesterday and well into the night going through only two days'

worth of mail. This morning I have at least 150 messages more to go through.

Who could POSSIBLY want for more companionship?

Love it! Although I don't know how long I can keep up with the pace, it is so

good to know that I am still a part of the group even if I am gone for a few

weeks and then come back.

Smiles!

37 year old wife to , 41

Mom to:

na-14-NT

Marilla-8-Autistic

Sherman-7-Autistic

Greilyn-2-NT (so far)

" It is never too late to start from where you are. The future is whatever you

want it to be. " Dr. , Port

" Do not think that what is hard for thee to master is impossible for man; but if

a thing is possible and proper to man, deem it attainable by thee. " Marcus

Aurelius (121-180) Meditations. vi. 19.

Re: On-line Communities (Was Re: a VERY sad loss)

> Anyone who has tried the 'reply to two other posts every day' technique

has had great success with feeling more included. It's all about becoming a

familiar name in the mailbox!

Oh, wise and prudent Jacquie! This sounds like a great plan. If I were

trying to break into a group I would do something like that. But who has

time to break into another group when you belong to PA?

Salli