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[Error: unknown template qotd]It's been a very long time.  I feel that I used to do nothing but throw caution to the winds, I was rarely cautious.  I wanted what I wanted, when I wanted it.  I didn't suffer whom I perceived to be fools and would move on to the next experience.  I spent what little money I had, I went where I wanted to, I knocked on and answered doors in the middle of the night, I passionately rejected what I perceived as any type of conformity.  All gut and hormones and not wanting to miss anything. With all that blowing around in the wind, I missed out on finding peace and stability, resulting in often being lonely and insecure.  Which propelled me to seek answers in spirituality, lots of reading and writing.  Buddhism, Sufism, yoga, age...all have helped quiet me.  I'd like some impulsiveness back.  And am working on that.

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[Error: unknown template qotd]Cell phones.  I love always having a tiny computer with me and have found I don't need to talk so much on the phone, because emailing and text are always available.  I just think it's a very organic way of communicating.  Because honestly, some people ramble on the phone and not everyone is into hour long conversations-younger generations for sure.  I don't like hearing people's phone conversations in the drug store, grocery store, train, walking in the park, etc.  I don't like when people answer their phone all the time, never letting it go to voice mail, even when they're socializing with you.  I really don't like seeing people walking around with with their blue tooth set ups on and they get 2 phone calls a day, but wear the set all the time.  I think cell phones have made a lot of people insensitive to other people's space.