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Post by SunnyGirl on Jan 8, 2009 12:34:38 GMT -5
Thursday Chip---Sincere/Insincere
"Honey" and I are attending a funeral today, the service is being held at the Veteran's Cemetery. We weren't really close to this man, but he married a friend of ours about 5 years ago. I feel a sincere, heartfelt sadness for this woman, she had made this man her life. He was in and out of the hospital for the last 2 years and it was an infection that ended up doing him in. She was very devoted and her entire life revolved around his care. I am glad he is at peace now and I pray she find the strength to go on without him.
Peace on the journey, SunnyGirl
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Post by caressa on Jan 8, 2009 16:50:52 GMT -5
When I read your post, my thought went immediately to my sister. She has no identity and lives her life through her husband and her girls. If her husband left or passed away, she would be like a boat without a rudder.
When I was using, my motto was "Do it with style and grace." It was a false sense of self and although my intentions seemed sincere, my motive wasn't always right. Recovery has healed that old way of thinking. I can laugh at myself and not take myself so seriously. I am sincere and today I do care and I don't have a motive behind it unless it is to help my recovery. They say we can't keep it unless we giver it away. That is why I still volunteer at the local jail.
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Post by MrDuck on Jan 8, 2009 17:06:18 GMT -5
There is no hiding wether I am sincere or not. As a rule of thumb I am sincere. But if choose to do something just to shut someone up or for some otherwise when I really don't feel like it there is no hiding my insincerity. Either the look on my face, my tone of voice, or my you better get the blank out of my way look gives me away.
Have a great day unless of course you have made other plans,
Ron
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