Probably too much lol. I was driving to school today and passed this older guy watering his yard and he looked up, smiled and waved to me. Not much but it was sweet! Anyhow reminded me of my grandfather which is what started my path of thought. He had angina for YEARS! Then my grandma got Alzheimers and he took care of her for the 12 years until she passed away (see why he's one of my heroes on my myspace?) a couple years later his angina started again and he had to have surgery in which he didn't make it. MY POINT (yes I have one I swear) is that in all that time he didn't have a single episode of angina ... because he had to care for HER, he couldn't focus on him. Have you noticed the same w/ emet? I have for me personally. If I am focused on someone else or completely emersed in an activity/project etc I forget emet, don't even think about v*. I've noticed alot of the emet Mommies say that when their kids are sick they forget emet, do what needs doing and then freak when it's over. I don't really know where I"m going w/ this, jsut thought it interesting. Guess idle time really is the devil's (or emet's) workshop!
\"As soon as you trust yourself,you will know how to live.\"
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
\"Do not anticipate trouble, or worry about what may never happen. Keep in the sunlight.\"
Benjamin Franklin