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March 08, 2006
and there was music
I was having a conversation last night with some friends about character defects and humility came up as one of mine. I have to say that I used to struggle with humility, but I would say that today I am very humble. As a matter of fact I would have to say that when it comes to humility I am probably better at it than anyone I know. Yes, now that I really think about it I am most definately the best person at being humble that I have ever met. I think I would be hard pressed to find someone, anyone would is humblier than I am. Even if they thought they were more humble it would only be there grandiosity speaking, or ignorance at not having met me and having had the opprotunity to see real humility in action.
Yup, I have this humility thing nailed.
It is as Tamara Petsonn says, "When you do something well you should really let everyone know that you do it well as often as you can, so that they realize what a good person you are"
On a serious note, well kind of, did anyone else see the resiliant cheerleader on the Today Show this morning. This girl was dropped on her head and continued to cheer as she was taken off the court on a backboard. Well in a brace, with a fractured spine, concusion and bruised lung(what the hell is a bruised lung?) she was cheering away for Katie, Matt and Al today.
Posted by JimG at March 8, 2006 08:21 AM
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Yes, I saw that very disturbing footage of the cheerleader. I just do not understand the ways of people these days. Have you noticed that with all the whoo-hooing, high fives, chest beating that these behaviors are those of primates? I do not understand straight people AT ALL.
I love Tamara Petsonn, who is she?
Posted by: scottw at March 8, 2006 08:56 AM
That is why cheerleaders scare me.
Posted by: Maman at March 8, 2006 10:26 AM
I know all about being humiliated.
Posted by: dAAve / higher powered at March 8, 2006 07:23 PM