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March 28, 2007

Inbox (Special "EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED TO HEAR" Version)

From: Rick
To: briggles
Date: Mar 28, 2007 5:12 PM
Subject: Hassle Castle

Bree,

As I am wont to do these days at work, I spent some bored moments taking in the latest from SAB. Regarding your self-flagellation about not doing enough these days, let us put this into some perspective...
So it takes you a year of your life to figure out what you want to do and attempt some new endeavors...that is a mere 365 days out of the probable 30,000 days you will live in your life. (I'm assuming you at LEAST make the ripe age of 80). That is a mere 1.2% of all the days you will live. One point two percent! If you draw the analogy of your entire life lasting only one hour, the portion you are spending on this time in your life is little more than 40 seconds. A blip. Nada. Nothing for a process that holds so much potential. Imagine if you were spending this time in a poorly climate controlled building working a pointless, soul crushing job. Que terrible!

Plus, you have accomplished at least all of the following since I have known you:

The point is that while it may seem you are doing nothing, it is most definitely something. It is OK to slow down if you like. I'm not trying to be too Pollyanna-ish here, simply taking a step back. And I'd be happy to provide you with a list your faults at a later time when more self-flagellation is necessary. That's all.

Posted by Bree at March 28, 2007 05:36 PM

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