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To: freeus who wrote (19655)	5/21/2000 8:11:00 PM
From: IngotWeTrust	Read Replies (1) of 35685

I LOVE visitin' w/you...you comeback with MORE than any forty people can tackle in one reply, which is a delicious way to continue the conversation! I'm going to go off line and compose my reply which will only address a portion of your additional questions, but I'm in no hurry if you are not... BTW, my Harry Browne moment was my very first donation of $500 to Crystal Cathedral the first year they started offering those gorgeous ceramic ltd ed eagles to their special donor pool. It came from a $50 investment into OEX puts that turned into $900 plus PER for me. HEADY STUFF. CONGRATS FOR YOUR INVESTMENT IN HARRY BROWNE, i.e., a cause you believe in. Nothing like that feeling in the world! Hang on to it. Revisit that feeling like you would a dear friend. Wear the durned thing out from turning it over and over in your heart and mind. Regardless of those who say "study your failures and learn from them"...I say they are ALLLL WET. Why the heck would I want to study my failures...to repeat them? GOD FORBID! Study your successess, girl! Feel the feels as long as there is any "feelin'" left in'em! That's what you want to feel again, and repeat again. Now...off-line I go to gather my thoughts and return to you in some semblance of organization. Choi Goldi-lucks!

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