At 02:20 PM 6/21/01, Julia wrote:
>On Thu, 21 Jun 2001, Alberto Monteiro wrote:
>
> > Julia Thompson wrote:
> > >
> > > If you can recognize the rotten day/bad mood when you're
> > > having it and try not to post on anything that pushes
> > > your buttons, that'll cut down on the
> > > apologizing later.
> > >
> > OTOH, if you *are* in the rotten day/bad mood then maybe
> > you don't give a damn if other people might be offended
> > by your posts :-)
>
>There is that.
>
>But I learned not to send work-related e-mails in anger after awhile, and
>for the most part, have been able to extend this skill to posting to this
>list.
>
>I do, however, make the mistake of posting when I'm too tired to be
>coherent enough to be posting, and I do that on a regular basis. :)
I suffer from that particular shortcoming also, and not just on this
list. Perhaps I should post a sign by the keyboard: "Make sure you are
actually _awake_ before posting e-mail." Of course, when it would make a
difference I'd probably be so tired that I'd overlook it . . .
> > Alberto Monteiro, always in the rotten day/bad mood
> > in the days before April 30
>
>Well, you've got over 10 months to go on that now! Isn't that a good
>thing?
What happens to put you in a bad mood on or about 30 April?
-- Ronn! :)
