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I charge by the hour. Unless I am dealing with MPDs, then I charge by the hour multiplied by the people I have to sort through. Still, I normally only receive one check buying the bill. I am not looking to expand my clientele right now but I can recommend a few good therapists who could help you. All you have to do is ask. They all work on a sliding scale. I am positive you can afford their bill.
My wife said stay away from this board. My daughter said stay away from this board. I listened to them for a few weeks. I should have listened to them longer. Brave Sir Robin might turn and flee when danger rears its ugly head, but not me. I have just learned over my life not to get myself involved with self-righteous people egomaniacs, but I will make an exception today just because of what I noticed today.
It was a simple question that attracted me to this particle post. "Who is your favorite author?" I enjoyed the first few posts. Then I saw a post that must have listed over 40 authors. I can understand naming 5 or 6 different authors. I can understand naming 2 or 3 different authors when also using different writing categories, but naming over 40 different authors is so excessive it clearly tells something interesting about the poster. It is a sure sign of someone with a bloated ego. It's great to be well read. A good education is not something to take lightly. Although I am a little surprised to see a number of those authors in such a post. At least half a dozen have a religious edge to their writing. A christian religious edge. I know this because I too am a huge fan of CS Lewis and Max Lucado. I remember my Father reading the Tales of Narnia to me as a little boy and made it into a tradition as I read it to my children when they were young. Now, if I remember my childhood Sunday School lessons correctly -- and please, feel free to correct me if I am wrong -- Paul was a very well educated man as well. Except, if I recall correctly, he considered his education to be a hindrance when it came to the cause of furthering christianity. You might be like me and just like those authors without buying into their philosophy. Although, I think if you and Chandler Mike did not agree with their philosophy you not read the others.
So, with that said I thank you both for your very christian philosophy based responses.
I am sure there will be another volley of "christian" responses to this post but, I will try my best to accept the wisdom from my better half and forget about some of the bloated egos on this board.
My wife said stay away from this board. My daughter said stay away from this board. I listened to them for a few weeks. I should have listened to them longer. Brave Sir Robin might turn and flee when danger rears its ugly head, but not me. I have just learned over my life not to get myself involved with self-righteous people egomaniacs, but I will make an exception today just because of what I noticed today.
It was a simple question that attracted me to this particle post. "Who is your favorite author?" I enjoyed the first few posts. Then I saw a post that must have listed over 40 authors. I can understand naming 5 or 6 different authors. I can understand naming 2 or 3 different authors when also using different writing categories, but naming over 40 different authors is so excessive it clearly tells something interesting about the poster. It is a sure sign of someone with a bloated ego. It's great to be well read. A good education is not something to take lightly. Although I am a little surprised to see a number of those authors in such a post. At least half a dozen have a religious edge to their writing. A christian religious edge. I know this because I too am a huge fan of CS Lewis and Max Lucado. I remember my Father reading the Tales of Narnia to me as a little boy and made it into a tradition as I read it to my children when they were young. Now, if I remember my childhood Sunday School lessons correctly -- and please, feel free to correct me if I am wrong -- Paul was a very well educated man as well. Except, if I recall correctly, he considered his education to be a hindrance when it came to the cause of furthering christianity. You might be like me and just like those authors without buying into their philosophy. Although, I think if you and Chandler Mike did not agree with their philosophy you not read the others.
So, with that said I thank you both for your very christian philosophy based responses.
I am sure there will be another volley of "christian" responses to this post but, I will try my best to accept the wisdom from my better half and forget about some of the bloated egos on this board.
Cheers
