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To: Mary Cluney who wrote (78911)	10/19/2004 2:50:41 PM
From: Bridge Player	Respond to of 793914

but if you can compartalmentalize (aside: if you get the drift - these senior moments are killing me - the synapses are not functioning) instead of mixing it all up, you are a lot better off. Speaking from personal experience, I've always found that if I readily admit that I've been a jerk about something, it's a lot easier to live with myself than if I try to "compartmentalize" it. That to me is another way of trying to rationalize lousy behavior. A suppressed conscience has a nasty way of popping out, maybe in bad dreams, when your subconscious intrudes on your pleasant compartmentalized mind.