Merle,
The point is all available in the thread, thus far, if you would only
comprehend it. It is there, available.
The story of the itinerant monks, the river, and the woman is a good one.
You've seen it come up here before. Put one and one together, and "Voila", the
point will be your own.
Search the website for the story, using search-terms (easy). Mike posted it
before. And/or Bill!, also.
Do your research!
No more spoon-feeding; this is not Nursery School. It's a Forum. Many traces
are left, made available by kind posters. Don't ask them to repeat themselves.
You know you can do more to inform yourself.
--J.
> Merle Lester <merlewiitpom@...> wrote:
>
> SO?..what's your point joe?..merle
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