28 July 2000 ... Why?
	
	
My synchronicity of the week has been people asking me "Why?"  
 
 
  
You may have noticed all the computer problems I have encountered in the
last month or so.  And last night, a friend asked me why I kept frustrating
myself over the old computer.  I don't know.  It has to do with stubbornness
and tenacity.  Something along the lines of "I broke it, now I have to 
fix it."  Some things are outside of my realm and I am unable to fix them,
so I leave them alone.  I know my limits.  But, this computer, which I have
owned, coddled, and upgraded for more than three years?  I Should be able
to fix it.  
So I keep playing with it.  Pushing it farther than I know it can go.
And, sure, I get disappointed when it doesn't go that far.  But it's all
I've got right now.  shrug.
 
  
  
The other day I had posted on a bulletin board to an old friend.  I have been
a member of this forum for almost three years, not always active, but lurking
every single day.  Another 'old-timer' of the board piped in: "Why do we
keep coming here?"  She asked in a rhetorical way, but I have been mulling
it over ever since.  
Maybe it has to do with friendship.  The turnover at that site is a couple
of months, but every once in a while someone will come back.  And I can be the
one who says "Welcome back," if I want to.  Or maybe it's the fact that
I know there are people there, a bit like me, who would welcome
me back any time I felt like posting.  Maybe I just want to keep an eye
on the people in "my" forum.  Make sure they're playing fair.
 
  
  
Okay, that's enough why for today.  Tomorrow I will tackle the meaning
of life and other fascinating 'why' questions.
	  
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