I have been thinking this for some time, and now I am seriously considering leaving this
list.
Yes, it was the first group I joined, ever. LBNA pointed me to this list. I found it helpful in
many ways about the mechanics of letterboxing and yahoo groups. Now I am feeling it no
longer serves that purpose.
I joined my regional LBGLK group, newboxers and travellers groups too. I joined Atlas
Quest. Any questions I have are easily answered on these other lists and in a more
pleasant atmosphere.
It seems this list has become a list with attitude, maybe mirroring our society. We have
become fractured in so many ways and we have forgotten how to be civil ALL the time. I
really try to remember to that it's not about me, and that I am responsible for my
reactions.
So, if I drop off this list, just look for me elsewhere. I will not surrender my love of
letterboxing and making new friendships.
Respectfully,
speedsquare
letterbox-usa, who needs it?
2 messages in this thread |
Started on 2005-06-04
letterbox-usa, who needs it?
From: speedsquare_lbxr (ruhlette@yahoo.com) |
Date: 2005-06-04 12:47:40 UTC
Re: [LbNA] letterbox-usa, who needs it?
From: Pam (mindizney@cox.net) |
Date: 2005-06-04 09:19:58 UTC-04:00
Yes, I also share the same sentiment. I don't respond or even read this list as much as the LBNE list. Though, I haven't read any of the posts from the subject in question, this list gets too flared up easily.
I too will never give up letterboxing (without a fight that is ;-)... for those of you who know me, between auto accidents and a "non-boxing" boyfriend, you know what I mean ;-), but leaving this list may be the right idea.
Music Woman
in CT
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I too will never give up letterboxing (without a fight that is ;-)... for those of you who know me, between auto accidents and a "non-boxing" boyfriend, you know what I mean ;-), but leaving this list may be the right idea.
Music Woman
in CT
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