Sometimes we don’t realize how we talk or act; it might simply be because we’re spontaneous and we really don’t have any negative intentions. Sometimes we’re misunderstood. Sometimes people get a different image of us. An image we don’t like. Are we really like that and have not realized? Are we in denial? Are we more complex than we realize?
It’s time I contemplate on a few matters…
yes we are like that, and if we pause and think about what we are going to say before we say it, i bet it’ll make all the difference.
You always contemplate
perhaps you just call it as you see it.
ftw and their over sensitivity
I don’t know how that feels, doesn’t happen to me. But im sure the things you say reflects your personality or inner (maybe hidden) feelings deep down inside because at the end of the day… ITS YOU. You as in, responsible for every word you say and with all its meanings.
I believe Its hard to understand and mostly accept the fact that you have ‘bad or negative sides’ specially when it first hit u, at the very first time when u say a specific word or act in a specific way, u regret it and maybe deny it, but, it happened, u said it, ITS YOU.
is this bcoz i said you dress like a 40 yo?
zed: possible
tooomz:
skunk: possible
patrick: true and harsh
dina: u said i look 10 years older NOT 20 years!!!! i am sooooo going to seek revenge!!!
i… i… was just kiddin! o.O;;;;
i will still seek revenge
Patrick,you are right, but perhaps you come over as a bit too satisfied with yourself? What do you mean by ‘it never happens to me’? Do you never question yourself ?
Personally, I usually think before I speak but nevertheless, I wonder if I am not rather tactless on occasion.
Rampurple, I get the feeling that people like you just the way you are.
A comprehensive pilgrimage including capernaum on the sea of galilee and the Church of the Beatitudes among others,will surely gladden your heart,and by the way,there is a Maronite Church in Jaffa.But don’t give up on your wild side. There is plenty of hectic club life here!
Sonia… I think it would be safe for me to say that yes people like me the way I am. At the end of the day, it was a mixture of misunderstandings and miscommunication.
I think its cute you thought I would be interested in a Maronite church. I am actually a Catholic but somehow end up attending Maronites masses and being around Maronites! lol
I am sure you do have some great clubs. Hopefully 2009. We’ll see how things go.
The Fatah al-Islam terrorist group has carried out the assassination of Industry Minister Pierre Gemayel as reliable sources informed of the investigation told Naharnet that Ahmed Jibril’s Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine-General Command played a role in the crime.
The daily An Nahar said Saturday that Police have finalized the investigation into the murder of Gemayel, scion of Lebanon’s most prominent Christian family and a leading opponent of Syria, who was gunned down near Beirut Nov. 22, 2006.
Citing well-informed sources, the paper said interrogation with Fatah al-Islam detainees revealed that the “executor” of the Gemayel crime was the al-Qaida inspired terrorist group led by Shaker Abssi.
An Nahar’s report came a day after reliable sources told Naharnet that a vehicle used in the Gemayel assassination, a Honda VRC, was stolen from the mountain resort of Brummana in October 2006 and taken to an area in the northern sector of the eastern Bekaa valley where car bandits operate.
Shortly after that, a member of Jibril’s Syrian-backed PFLP-GC approached the gang and bartered the car for a quantity of weapons, the sources added.
The car was used in the assassination of Gemayel in suburban Jdaideh, almost a month after it was stolen from Brummana, the sources added.
The vehicle was later driven to Syria, which turned it back to Lebanon in Dec. 2006 in line with a warrant issued by the Interpol, they explained.
One source said lab tests showed that the car was used in the Gemayel murder and two of the gunmen who used it were killed later in clashes between Lebanese Forces and Fatah al-Islam terrorists in Tripoli’s Mitein street on May 20.
Bodies of the gunmen and samples taken from the car were under lab tests to determine identities of all the culprits who gunned down Gemayel, the source added.
He said all details related to the investigation in Gemayel’s killing and the Fatah al-Islam link have been relayed to the U.N. committee investigating the 2005 killing of ex-Premier Rafik Hariri and related crimes.
Sonia, what I mean by it never happens to me, is that, I never have that feeling or moment of questioning myself, “why did I say that? or react like that?” I never have the moment of realizing about something i have said or done in a way that I wouldn’t normally say. That “spontaneous” unbalanced or premature reaction that leads to say something you wouldn’t normally say, or that would surprise you when u think of it after a while, that, don’t happen to me.
The matter of questioning yourself (After the fact), generates from the matter of not balancing your words when u say them and not chose them carefully. Also, could be that they are hidden sides of you and your personality that you haven’t quite enough explored yet, thats why you get surprised or you wonder or sometimes you regret, its things that makes you YOU, that you have to accept, or change if you are not pleased with them.
Nice site! Keep up the good work!h
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