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To: edward miller who wrote (79802)	11/22/2000 5:13:29 PM
From: isopatch	Respond to of 95453

OT/Ed. Another psychic would know<G>. Seriously, it's all too easy, to go crazy if you don't learn to laugh at life. Human activity of all kinds can easily morph into a theater of the absurd whether we are talking about tech buyers, at the top, discounting the next 10,000 years of earnings growth<g> or this completely surreal and bizarre election spectacle. For me it's a matter of instinctively knowing, at a certain point, that you have to emotionally let go of things you can't change. Then you can more easily see the humor and avoid getting stressed out. It's a survival trait that can even prevent health problems. Can also help when cutting a loss in a stock you made a bad decision to buy. You just let go emotionally, sell the damn thing AND before long? Presto, you can laugh at yourself. "How the hell did I fall for that piece of Sh_t!!" Hope that makes sense. Have a good holiday. Isopatch