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To: sense who wrote (172865)	6/7/2021 10:39:58 AM
From: David	Respond to of 219496

I think many people find themselves in situations they never expected they would... where they discover a need to make difficult choices. Yes, I wasn't thinking I would have to choose between mom or dad. I knew dad for many more years than I knew mom. Even though dad was mostly right he did fit my immediate vicinity better and satisfied the requirements of the consortium's smallest member, a superior in the consortium who supported mom also told me to support dad. I didn't even begin to piece together that the consortium was choosing between mom and dad until the games for a common wealth were well underway, hard to pick a date but I will mention seeing mom's dispute resolution mechanism - dad was already mostly right after replacing the oracle. I did like and think the classification allocating accountability on dad's left was up to code that I learned from a friend (it resonated with me) over a decade earlier. When I learned the classification of accountability was able to parade to dad it felt right. All of that was before I resigned from the IT department. Some year's later while experiencing the start of a food shortage I was reviewing web thread's and found a pebble on the beach with a bountiful harvest having trouble with the fashion police and I tried to help. The web quickly started to become a hostile place which I tried to remedy and continues to this day though it is less hostile. As the season's went by, I was slowly finding (and hiding some of my own) Easter eggs which was something dad also said to me more than once that I didn't immediately understand. During a "shooting at the moon at Xmas" (dad said our family once had this tradition) test I really started to piece together the moments and lessons from mom and dad. Since then, especially while working on a pasture where I wasn't allowed to eat, I have pieced together, learned (as per mom's brother-in-laws directive) and gained a much better understanding of the changing climate. I still don't want to fight with mom, life goes on and I have changed my difficult choices - and still find myself in the changing climate.