Fun with Windows 10
tbodine
bodine at bodinetraininggames.com
Wed Aug 15 12:12:09 EDT 2018
Loved your story, JLG. To know and be your true self at such a young age is
like a super power.
(Let us all know when you tell your story on The Moth.)
-- Tom Bodine
Jacqueline Landman Gayl via use-livecode wrote
> A brief diversion:
>
> I have always hated pink since I can remember. I climbed trees and read
> books up there as soon as I was able.
>
> When I was some high 1-digit age, I asked for a chemistry set for my
> birthday. My mom was shocked, didn't I want a nice doll? No, I wanted a
> chemistry set. I got one, but was disappointed that the most advanced
> thing it would do was write with "invisible ink" made from lemon juice.
> I wanted to blow up the bathroom.
>
> When I was approaching puberty I asked for a Kenner Girder and Panel
> set. This was a bunch of preformed, snap-together plastic pieces that
> allowed you to construct buildings and skyscrapters. My mom was
> appalled. Wouldn't a nice play kitchen be better? No, it wouldn't.
>
> When I went to college my mom nagged me constantly to wear more makeup,
> paint my eyes like a boll weevil, and "do something with your hair,"
> preferably helmet hair. She kept telling me that was the only way to
> catch a man. I told her I didn't want to catch one, I wanted to find one
> who liked me for how I was. She was positive I would never marry. But I
> did, and we still are, and my sister who wore more makeup masks and
> slept in beer-can rollers is on her third husband.
>
> I would never buy a girlie computer. Besides, I've never in my life had
> long fingernails.
>
> --
> Jacqueline Landman Gay |
> jacque@
> HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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