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hey guys,

This is my formal apology for being a total asshole yesterday.

While I don't regret saying the things I said...as they are my opinions and I'm allowed to have them, I realize I should have addressed the people that I have beef with privately and not ona public forum.

I apologize for my contribution to the drama.

And now, I am officially leaving HS for good.

Wish everyone the best.
SST
SST
dun you leave my friend , we all have bad days n we loves ya
Cottonto
Cottonto
Don't know what the beef was about, as I was offline yesterday, but you provide a vital voice at HS. Hope you don't leave, as you are a friend and I have enjoyed your correspondence.
Lovingly your friend,
Cottonto
deleted_user
deleted_user
ldmay-yes you should have addressed the people privately. But it doesn't change the way we feel about you. We all do things we regret. I am sincerly asking you to change your mind about leaving HS. One reason is selfish-I love your comments, your humor, and how loving and generous you are to the members on this board. The other reason is for you-I believe you need support, and there are a lot of us here that have supported you and will continue to do so. Even if you just take a small break, know that we are here for you!
LeftWing
LeftWing
the older I get, the more I realize the value of waiting. If something is making me extremely angry, sometimes the best thing to do is wait (no I'm not talking about watching someone get hurt or a car accident) it's amazing what a good night's rest will do to change your mind. So sometimes waiting and then reacting later (after all the facts are in) is the best.
You have just shown that think differently than you did yesterday.
Waiting is NOT always the answer, but you would be amazed at how helpful it can be.
deleted_user
deleted_user
You know how i feel about you Liza, nuff' said :)
deleted_user
deleted_user
AMF
deleted_user
deleted_user
oh man don't leave,

i say stupid chit all the time, and no one judges me here that is what is so cool about this group.

99% here are so non judgemental, and i love them all
deleted_user
deleted_user
Don't sweat the small stuff.
deleted_user
deleted_user
(shrug) no worries here.
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