Sue Hartigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi Jackie:
Sort of reminds me of my oldest son who used to cover his eyes when he
was four or so, and being scolded about something. He felt as long as
he couldn't see me, that I couldn't see him, so therefore everything was
alright. LOL
BTW, look who you sent this too. <BG>
Sue
> Hi Jackie
>
> Knowing me, I would have to meet Mania and Aleesha. What is that term psychologists
>use
> about how people confront their fears. People tend to be avoiders-out of sight, out
>of mind
> or they tend to be confronters (that is not the right word)--know they enemy (fear).
> When my
> girlfriend and I had to pass a hugh snake in a cage at the college to get to a
>classroom we
> were quite the sight. She turned her back to the snake and I faced it. There we
>were back
> to back sliding down the hall. I was afraid if I turned my back that snake would
>get out of
> the cage and get me; she felt the snake wouldn't see her if she turned her back on
>it. We
> must have been a sight.
>
> jackief
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