Kinda aggravating isn't it? To "get information" then not know how to use it...I think that happens to a lot of people, and maybe it's just a matter of growing into understanding how to use it...MAYbe it's a lot like being in the same room with a million other people all talking at once...they say many things and how are we sposed to know which conversations to respond to? Which ones have meaning for us or require action from us? It's stuff like this that makes me see how "young and inexperienced" we yet are...B. -- On Thu, 7 Sep 2000 22:39:34 Choctaw wrote: >Ok...if anyone remembers me saying that I "heard" someone say "I've cut my >finger off" and that my bro-in-law wouldn't use his knife that evening >because I told him about it. Well, I had ruled out it being any of the kids >because whoever said it was calm and not excited or screaming. Well, just >found out yesterday that my Grand-daughter cut of a big part of her finger >on the seam of her neighbors swimming pool. She'll need skin graphs to >make it look remotely normal, but she's dealing with it very well. Her Mom >said she didn't get excited, their neighbor is an RN and he took care of it, >since there was nothing to put back on, they are just taking her to doc next >week to see about the graphting. Wish us luck with this one. >That's one of those times you wish you had seen or heard more....or that I >could at least figure "who" it is. Gets frustrating at times, but I really >do wish I understood it and learn to use it better. It's never been anything >that would affect me directly...always about someone else. >I guess someday, I'll know what I need to....never more than I can handle I >guess. >Shelley > > >==== CHAHTA Mailing List ==== >Choctaw Home Page: >http://freepages.cultures.rootsweb.com/~choctaw/index.htm > > Angelfire for your free web-based e-mail. http://www.angelfire.com