Anyhow, I've decided that a change of lifestyle is in order. I'm going to
sell all that I own, and join a monestary in Tibet. As that part of the
world has no cell phone service, and no internet. I will miss it for a
while. But, there are over 5,000 monks there. I'll have to learn a new
language, of course. Shave my head (not that will be much change). They
allow telephone calls and letters one day of the year.
My mailing lists, well, I'll have to find someone else to moderate and take
over the lists. The link below will give you the web page for the monestary.
(How out of place; a monestary with a web page! The web page was, of course,
not set up by the monestary.) I have no ill will, or hard feelings to
anyone. Just can't take it any more.
--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
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You might want to check the international news reports regarding the
current political situation in Tibet before you buy any airplane tickets.
Not exactly safe, especially for monks.
There are plenty of monasteries and abbeys in the US; one is in central
Alabama, for example:
http://www.stbernardabbey.com/
Cell coverage and Internet access don't matter if you don't use it.
Gary
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Gary Heston ghe...@hiwaay.net http://www.thebreastcancersite.com/
"The lurking figure of Charles Darwin was observed fleeing the
scene, cursing extravagantly."
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/03/17/belarus_train_squish_escape/
You forgot to say that your sewer backed up, all your pipes froze, your dog
died and that deer have eaten all your shrubs.
Thanks for the laugh.
Dawn, thinking that laughing is good for us.
You do realize that Rod Speed is really Rimpoche Rod and that his
monks are required to use gmail?
--
Christopher A. Young
Learn more about Jesus
www.lds.org
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