This “It’s Saturday” is not going to be a career-ending experience for you and probably not a life changing experience (i.e. it’s not a kamikaze drone or anything like that). Soooo just relax. At least I don’t think it will be! haha
We do all things sooo that…! The… can be soooo many
things. Just think about that the next
time you do something. You do it soooo
that…! There is a reason why we do anything and everything. Some reasons are maybe good and some reasons maybe
aren’t sooo good but there is always a reason why we do it soooo that…! Don’t kid yourself folks. We always have a motive and a reason why we
do everything. MeanMax says—Quite often it is about the money!
DuaneTheWorm does everything soooo that he can be seen and
heard to build his ego. He’s a Showboart
with a capital S! It’s all about him all the time. I read recently that Greeks
look at brains, brawn and outward beauty more than most other
nationalities. It goes way back in their
early heritage. While other nationalities look maybe more at internal beauty. Sooooo many folks would spend a lot of time
looking beautiful on the outside as it is very important in their environment
and culture while others don’t. They do
that soooo that…! You do that soooo that…! According to google, the AverageAmericanWoman spends $182.30 a year on cosmetics soooo that… I don’t know if
deodorant is included in that figure!
I never played in the NFL and I wasn’t in the military but I
have heard in training in both of them that that they break a person down and
then built them back up the way they want them.
It’s called by some folks “a reroute of life.” A friend some years ago asked me—Why do we
have to get to our lowest point before we will change a.k.a. reroute? Sooo
that…! Sometimes we are pretty tough cookies. And maybe sometimes we are soooo stubborn
that even when we get real low, we still won’t reroute our lives. But some folks do reroute their lives and
take a way different route (i.e. a completely different route). Some folks get
on the right route and life is a lot better. I have an acquaintance who I am
involved with currently who needs to reroute their life, my opinion. BUT I
don’t know if it will happen. The reason is they have done this lifestyle for
such a long time and actually they have it toooo good (i.e. they are enabled by
family). Their life isn’t bad enough
yet! Ouchy ouchy! My hero, David, was knocked down tooooo nuttin and then brought
back up to the top. Two things that really helped him; he remained humble, and
he continued to love God. ItchieBitchie says—When you are on the top of the
world like I am, it’s hard to have both of those qualities. I read recently--"As
we say (i.e. I have no idea who 'the we' are)—Power corrupts…absolute power
corrupts, absolutely.” Wasn’t The Great Roman Empire that way once? Maybe America is that way now. I don’t know
but maybe. Oh by the way, where is the Great Roman Empire? Where is Babylon? I think they were the greatest in the world at one time!
I talked to a 82-year old women recently who told me that
she is broken hearted. Well, that’s too
bad—it is and I really hurt really bad—are you repairing your broken heart—I’m
trying tooooo but it is not been easy—I encourage you too try to fix it as life
is not good with a broken heart (i.e. do it sooooo that…!). She had a broken
heart because her family forced her to go into a care facility. I happened to
talk to another lady, age 49, who told me that she toooo has a broken heart.
She said—The folks at the church she attended blabbered personal information
she shared in a small group with everyone (i.e. regular loud speakers) soooo
she doesn’t go to church anymore; I don’t need that type of folks. I told her
that is toooo bad but not all folks are that way; don’t give up in having
relationships, there are a lot of good folks; you just happened to run into a
few rotten eggs.
It is such a good feeling to be needed and loved and also to
show others that they are needed and loved. David was totally discouraged (i.e.
about as low as a person can feel) sitting in a cave by himself up ‘er in ‘em
mountains when low and behold his family showed up sorta kinda out of the blue along with their households. They never showed him much attention before and there they were. What a
surprise. Then behind him came 400
folks, which the number grew with time, who he didn’t even know. 400 of nobodies that felt just like him; they
were folks from the other side of the tracks who were hurting as well. These
nobodies became David’s mighty army and some become his cabinet when he served
as King of Israel. A bunch of nobodies who became somebodies! Huh, interesting.
Absolutely crazy. You put your thoughts into that story soooo that…! AverageJoe
says—Being needed and wanted feels good to me!
If I would offer you $100 today or if you waited a year, I
would give you $200, which one would you take? Now what do you think a 15-year
old young man would take? An 85-year old woman? Or a 10-year old girl? Maybe
they all would say I would do… Soooo that…! Delayed gratification is hard in a
culture that wants everything immediate.
Soooo a friend told me that the church they attend has a
certain social flavor that probably not all folks would enjoy attending (i.e. not all folks would fit or feel comfortable). Huh, interesting. I had another friend who told
me that the church she attends has a lot folks who are fake, not humble folks
but think they are perfect a.k.a. Pharisaical flavored. These two friends are
good folks sooo my opinion is if they think that way then others do toooo (i.e.
it doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure that out). The flavor of these two
groups of folks probably act that way soooo that…! Maybe these groups of folks don’t
know they are this way or maybe they like it that way (i.e. have the corner on
the market). Both could be correct or neither are correct.
How do I know!
JoeBlow, who is as big as Goliath was, said to me recently—Oh
boy erv, have I changed. I started out
being an hourly worker for a company, then I became a union employee of the
company, and then I was promoted to manager of the employees and then I was
promoted to senior manager of the managers and then I became part owner. I mean, I changed my perspective on things as
I went up the ladder. I saw things
differently at each level. And then I retired and changed my tune again. And
now I’m 85 and fighting aging issues and things look different again. Wow! At
each level I had to do stuff soooo that…! WorldClassLarry who is mature beyond his years, says—erv, that is the
nature of the beast!
Soooo I was around a person the other day who was crazily
angry, I mean insane angry. They flew way off the handle. Way over the top. Why do folks get that way.
Some folks get that way more than others.
Is it genetic, past environment or current environment? This person
acted like they were out of their mind. I did some research about anger and
found out that some researchers believe that folks are insane when they get
that way, therefore when angry gets out of control, a person is temporarily
insane some think. Folks act that way soooo that…!
I really had an enjoyable summer doing many new, fun things. I really wonder what I will do next! This could be exciting what the next opportunities will be. I really can’t wait to see what will happen here in AZ a.k.a. new opportunities for sure! I embrace the future! I can’t wait to do them a.k.a. ‘me’ opportunities soooo that…!
I studied under a friend this fall in a small group. He is a
very good facilitator; my opinion, a real mistro, and I stumbled over this gem he used--St.
Brendan of Birr. "In the early days of Irish Christianity, druid tradition
collapsed with the spread of the new faith. Study of Latin learning and
Christian theology in monasteries flourished. Brendan became a pupil at the
monastic school at Clonard Abbey. During the sixth century, some of the most
significant names in the history of Irish Christianity studied at the Clonard
monastery. It is said that the average number of scholars under instruction at
Clonard was 3,000.[3] Twelve students who studied under Saint Finian became
known as the Twelve Apostles of Ireland; Brendan of Birr was one of
these. The story that I recounted in group was of St. Brendan
evangelizing a pagan king. The king asked what would be in store for him
if he became a Christian. Brendan replied, "If you become Christ's,
you will stumble upon wonder upon wonder, and every one of them true."
JoeSmuck of North Butler County said--Iowa football is in danger of being left behind in new era of college football (i.e. that is his opinion of course). We seem to be living in a new era AGAIN! LuckieEddie says--It ain't nuttin new erv, ya gotta keep up or you are dead in the water. It's been that way for ever. Don't act soooo surprised. Look around, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure that out. Ya gotta to change sooo that...!
Have a FUN day my friends unless you have other plans. (-:
erv
MyFriendJean said—The only difference between try and
triumph is a little ump.
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