Matey the only person that you really need to please is yourself, I don't do things to deliberately upset anyone but if they don't like my attitude then that's not my problem, I like me.

 

 Gidday 333 I was away when that dog thread was heating up the forum    [ probably a good thing to ?? ] or it might have been back to the naughty room for me !!  

Just like to let you know that You, Your Dogs, and Your Cigarette, are welcome around my campfire any day. 

From they way you have written your post, I can see you would be a [ sensitive ] but responsible caring person, that would take care not to let your dogs, or smoke, annoy other people and I am the same ??

Owning and caring for a dog is a badge of honour showing that you are a good person // My grandmother told me when I was very young, that you can judge people by their attitude to animals ?? If they are compassionate to animals, they are normally Very good people ? and If they are not animal friendly or tolerant, then in most cases they are not very nice people

and looking back over the last 50 years or so ?? Thanks Granny !! you were spot on

So you get out there and Enjoy, Triple 333. and don't you EVER drive away in tears again, // Be Who You Are ?? Act Who You Are ?? and Love Who You Are ?? and do not let biggots make Your decisions ?? As long as the Biggot is not the hosting van ?? They are free to leave ??

Hope to see you out there one day , Safe and Happy travels to you, [ and the doggies ]

 

Thank you all for the responses. And yep, "she'll be cool once I get on the road" and get into it.

And yeah, I'm super sensitive. 

-- Edited by Triple333 on Wednesday 8th of January 2014 09:54:08 PM

Hi 333
I have just completed my dual cert 4 in a community services field and something I learnt that applies to all parts of my life is that (as long as I am doing nothing to hurt or harm others) what other people think of me is none of my business....in other words, you can only please one person at a time and that one person is you! (and your dogs)
If I see you camped up at any time I will come and say Hi......
The only thing I would say as a non home owner think carefully before selling your home given the way the world seems to be going these days......

Catch you out there one day

Annie

Hi there. I read your post and feel I must put fingers to the keys. I have empathy with your feelings. One thing I had to learn as a young salesman is that some people you meet do not like you. I was too sensitive and I took rejection of my product and me too seriously. So, a career in sales was not my calling. Them people are still out there but it is now like water off a duck's back. I don't dwell on such issues any more and just get on with trying to enjoy each and every day as it comes. What's their problem? Ha! Ha!

I think you should be very proud of yourself. You have been successful within each of your "ten year packets" and have shown much courage to make the decisions necessary to achieve what you have. Sure, it is great to have a partner that backs you but in the end it is me and me alone that does the work and takes the pain. Long hours of study, putting the money to the mortgage and kids, forgoing fun when duty calls and never quitting.

"The more people I meet - the more I like my dog!" If I meet someone who does not like dogs I start to wonder about them. Have they ever had a true friend? All our dogs through my life came from the pound. Dad looked for abused dogs because he knew that once he adopted and cared for them they would love him forever. I still remember as a kid (and big kid) sitting on the back step and talking to our dog. Little did I know just how good that therapy was. Our dog agreed with everything I said, was never critical and if I wasn't quick enough I got a big tongue kiss on the face to end our talk.

I wish you the best of times in whatever you do next. (Thoughts of the Hobbit come to mind. I remember how safe and comfortable he was but the adventure gave him so much more). Midget Farrelly, our 1st World Champion Surfer, said after the win: "If you feel comfortable (on a wave) you are dead.

Thanks for stirring me to write.

David.

     

  

Yeah. I know. Ignore. But heck, when I get bullied, for no apparent reason, I just feel like.... Going troppo!

But she's been a good lesson. It's all good. And better I learnt it now, than later.

mavicone wrote:

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Hi there. I read your post and feel I must put fingers to the keys. I have empathy with your feelings. One thing I had to learn as a young salesman is that some people you meet do not like you. I was too sensitive and I took rejection of my product and me too seriously. So, a career in sales was not my calling. Them people are still out there but it is now like water off a duck's back. I don't dwell on such issues any more and just get on with trying to enjoy each and every day as it comes. What's their problem? Ha! Ha!

I think you should be very proud of yourself. You have been successful within each of your "ten year packets" and have shown much courage to make the decisions necessary to achieve what you have. Sure, it is great to have a partner that backs you but in the end it is me and me alone that does the work and takes the pain. Long hours of study, putting the money to the mortgage and kids, forgoing fun when duty calls and never quitting.

"The more people I meet - the more I like my dog!" If I meet someone who does not like dogs I start to wonder about them. Have they ever had a true friend? All our dogs through my life came from the pound. Dad looked for abused dogs because he knew that once he adopted and cared for them they would love him forever. I still remember as a kid (and big kid) sitting on the back step and talking to our dog. Little did I know just how good that therapy was. Our dog agreed with everything I said, was never critical and if I wasn't quick enough I got a big tongue kiss on the face to end our talk.

I wish you the best of times in whatever you do next. (Thoughts of the Hobbit come to mind. I remember how safe and comfortable he was but the adventure gave him so much more). Midget Farrelly, our 1st World Champion Surfer, said after the win: "If you feel comfortable (on a wave) you are dead.

Thanks for stirring me to write.

David.

     

  

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Thank you David, for your thoughts. And keep positive, "she'll be right". 

last year I spent 3 weeks in a free camp in SA. There were a couple with the yappiest, most annoying dog in the world. Truly.  And it wanted to kill my big dogs. Everyone hated that dog. And I mean, everyone!!! And the owners knew it,bless em!!!

But I ended up really good mates with the couple. And we still keep in touch. Damned barking dog and all. My big dogs are welcome at their home, if I'm ever in SA again. 

ive had other folks twiddly dogs, urinate on MY  Dogs beds, gross. And no, they didn't offer to clean it. I lived n let live. Little dogs crap in my camp. I lived n let live.

But I'm not real cool on idiots, and he is,  giving me an opinion, when, ummm, look at yourself first.

i think, as a solo, I just wanted to say, "it's not cool to pick on solo's" unless it can be justified. That's all really. And unless you are someone I should aspire to, and he will never be that, bog off and let me and the solo's be the pleasant folk we are. 

its all good really.  And honestly, I'm better off in a corner, smelling the roses. Now that I'm not a groupie. 

I have concluded that I am not a 'groupie' and I'm kewl with that. 

There is no longer a Grey Nomad sticker on my van.

but I still have problems with my water pump, so the techies corner, on this forum, is the best, of all the forums, in my opinion.

She' apples

mavicone wrote:

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Hi there. I read your post and feel I must put fingers to the keys. I have empathy with your feelings. One thing I had to learn as a young salesman is that some people you meet do not like you. I was too sensitive and I took rejection of my product and me too seriously. So, a career in sales was not my calling. Them people are still out there but it is now like water off a duck's back. I don't dwell on such issues any more and just get on with trying to enjoy each and every day as it comes. What's their problem? Ha! Ha!

I think you should be very proud of yourself. You have been successful within each of your "ten year packets" and have shown much courage to make the decisions necessary to achieve what you have. Sure, it is great to have a partner that backs you but in the end it is me and me alone that does the work and takes the pain. Long hours of study, putting the money to the mortgage and kids, forgoing fun when duty calls and never quitting.

"The more people I meet - the more I like my dog!" If I meet someone who does not like dogs I start to wonder about them. Have they ever had a true friend? All our dogs through my life came from the pound. Dad looked for abused dogs because he knew that once he adopted and cared for them they would love him forever. I still remember as a kid (and big kid) sitting on the back step and talking to our dog. Little did I know just how good that therapy was. Our dog agreed with everything I said, was never critical and if I wasn't quick enough I got a big tongue kiss on the face to end our talk.

I wish you the best of times in whatever you do next. (Thoughts of the Hobbit come to mind. I remember how safe and comfortable he was but the adventure gave him so much more). Midget Farrelly, our 1st World Champion Surfer, said after the win: "If you feel comfortable (on a wave) you are dead.

Thanks for stirring me to write.

David.

     

  

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Thank you David, for your thoughts. And keep positive, "she'll be right". 

last year I spent 3 weeks in a free camp in SA. There were a couple with the yappiest, most annoying dog in the world. Truly.  And it wanted to kill my big dogs. Everyone hated that dog. And I mean, everyone!!! And the owners knew it,bless em!!!

But I ended up really good mates with the couple. And we still keep in touch. Damned barking dog and all. My big dogs are welcome at their home, if I'm ever in SA again. 

ive had other folks twiddly dogs, urinate on MY  Dogs beds, gross. And no, they didn't offer to clean it. I lived n let live. Little dogs crap in my camp. I lived n let live.

But I'm not real cool on idiots, and he is,  giving me an opinion, when, ummm, look at yourself first.

i think, as a solo, I just wanted to say, "it's not cool to pick on solo's" unless it can be justified. That's all really. And unless you are someone I should aspire to, and he will never be that, bog off and let me and the solo's be the pleasant folk we are. 

its all good really.  And honestly, I'm better off in a corner, smelling the roses. Now that I'm not a groupie. 

I have concluded that I am not a 'groupie' and I'm kewl with that. 

There is no longer a Grey Nomad sticker on my van.

but I still have problems with my water pump, so the techies corner, on this forum, is the best, of all the forums, in my opinion.

She' apples

Sounds like a pretty good way to live your life and hope to meet you along the track ,im past whingers and advice offerers they can all go and suck a fruit tingle and leave me alone ROD

 

"I do my thing and you do your thing.
I am not in this world to live up to your expectations,
And you are not in this world to live up to mine.
You are you, and I am I,
and if by chance we find each other, it's beautiful.
If not, it can't be helped.
(Fritz Perls, "Gestalt Therapy Verbatim", 1969)"