According to Mr. P . . .

[doodlemaier]

_kevinski_, you and I need to be friends(?) . . .

'cause you're laid back and smart and we get along, etc. etc. - left on my voicemail at work again this morning. Gee, I had no idea! Should I add you to my flist and e'erythin', _kevinski_?

Mike! From here out you will be (again) known as Mr. P (P for 'pedantic', not 'pitiful', or 'persistent' or any other such) I understand that there are certain points of view concerning ourselves that are not immediately available to us, and I really do appreciate when folks are able to enlighten me to a possibilty that am completely blind to from an intrapersonal perspective, or turn me on to a way of being to which might have taken years to develop without guidance. But, what I do not need is someone with a tourist's involvement in my affairs telling me my business (someone who drops in for a couple of hours a month and who seem to think they've got the solution . . . No! Some who actually thinks they know what concerns me to begin with! Fuck you, and your big ol' hooptey).

Now if anyone would like to school me on what I can do about correctly reporting my 1099 income so that I can finish filing my income taxes, or if you've seen a vocation of mine that sticks to me like a not-so-obvious ketchup stain on my shirt and think it would be an interesting and/or lucrative career choice then, by all means, I'm all ears. You can even preface the suggestion with "you need to", or "you should"! And, should I offer anyone any untoward or unwelcome advice please put me in my place. Because, when I do, it's usually in response to an open-ended gripe that sounds like an experience I might've once had and the proffered hint worked for me - take it or leave it!

BTW, _kevinski_ you are welcome at Medford . . .