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Thank you very much Fred. Your posts make me think as well. And I do appreciate what I sense as your somewhat mischievous humor, honestly inquiring intellect, and gracious receptivity coupled with a degree of humility.
I know we will probably never see eye to eye on many things, but we are stimulating some thought, mutual respect, and a degree of acceptance. I feel that is all anyone really wants here. As I always say, to agree to peacably disagree. Just respect for the fact that we're all human. :) Thanks again. Take care. :) |
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