As with several others, I participated several years ago on this board, before it crashed and burned. (No foreshadowing there, eh?) And I found the experience very supportive.
Unlike most, however, I can't remember my old "handle." At the time, I was--for lack of a better term--"transitioning": attending a Christian (Disciples) Church.
Today, at age 70, I'm very comfortable not attending any church, not feeling guilty about it, and being what I probably was all along, sitting lightly on my very few "beliefs."
Yet another former forum formulator
Re: Yet another former forum formulator
Welcome back, then!
If I didn't let the computer save stuff, I'd never be able to do anything or go anywhere again.
Unless I wrote it down.
And remembered where I wrote it down.
And could find what I wrote it down on.
If I didn't let the computer save stuff, I'd never be able to do anything or go anywhere again.
Unless I wrote it down.
And remembered where I wrote it down.
And could find what I wrote it down on.
History is the fiction we invent to persuade ourselves that events are knowable and that life has order and direction. That's why events are always reinterpreted when values change. We need new versions of history to allow for our current prejudices.
Re: Yet another former forum formulator
Weclome back.
The philosophers have only interpreted the world, in various ways; the point is to change it.----Karl Marx
Re: Yet another former forum formulator
Glad to have you back.
Moogy
NI COC for over 30 years, but out for over 40 years now
Mostly Methodist for about 30 years.
Left the UMC in 2019 based on their decision to condemn LGBT+ persons and to discipline Pastors who perform same-sex marriages
NI COC for over 30 years, but out for over 40 years now
Mostly Methodist for about 30 years.
Left the UMC in 2019 based on their decision to condemn LGBT+ persons and to discipline Pastors who perform same-sex marriages