On 1/24/11, the organist <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> I would like to sincerely apologize for my my behavior in the last few
> days.  Funny thing is, i usually don't get this worked up over things
> like this.  I am going to obey the counsel of my therapist who said "If
> something is causing you that much stress, maybe you need to get rid of
> it.  I've had a computer now for 3 years, and it has been a tenuous
> relationship.  I find I can't accomplish most of what I want to, and
> have to face the fact, i probably never will.  It's time for me to pull
> the plug, and sell this thing.  I will feel a lot better. Then we deal
> with my profanity.  I am shocked at the fact that i used such vitriol
> on this list.   In fact, I am normally offended by such words.  I will
> strive never to use such language, or get this upset again.  Talk about
> total embarrassment, and wanting the ground to swallow me up?  I
> discovered, that if I use the context key in radio sure, the buttons
> are very accessible.  I am truly sorry if I upset or offended anyone,
> which i am sure i did.
> Sincerely, Wallace M. Versluis
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