Re: Who here remembers Aspergia?

[Guest guest]

Thank you RL.

I think your are right about most people living in the present and the future, with an emphasis on the present and very near future. As you say, I think mostly in the past, not necessarily my own but the past in general, and the present. Much of the time I am thinking, which is not always a good thing. The future is something I have trouble with as well, particularly since it is my experience that plans rarely turn out reliably enough to plan overly far ahead. Besides that is the uncertainty of my business makes long term planning impractical and its getting worse.

As for not having an official DX, I think you could still post about AS all the same. I understand also about the lack of energy to pursue interests. There's a lot going on these days on all fronts and it does take the wind out of your sails. For me its mostly watching the nonsense in DC and from the elites of the world and watching how things are getting tight for the majority, myself included. The future thing is intruding a lot into my thoughts which is something I dislike. Its necessary, but since there is so much uncertainty, it is hard to make effective plans.

, I appreciated your insights and more background info, and have been thinking about them;

[Guest guest]

wrote:

As for not having an official DX, I think you could still post about AS > all

the same.

My reply: thanks ;

I will try to state that I posses any of th characteristics of Aspergers

Syndrome, so as to be honest, and not mislead new comers and those who haev

forgotten my initial posts.

rl

>

> Thank you RL.

>

> I think your are right about most people living in the present and the

> future, with an emphasis on the present and very near future. As you say, I

> think mostly in the past, not necessarily my own but the past in general, and

> the present. Much of the time I am thinking, which is not always a good

> thing. The future is something I have trouble with as well, particularly

since

> it is my experience that plans rarely turn out reliably enough to plan

> overly far ahead. Besides that is the uncertainty of my business makes long

> term planning impractical and its getting worse.

>

> As for not having an official DX, I think you could still post about AS

> all the same. I understand also about the lack of energy to pursue interests.

> There's a lot going on these days on all fronts and it does take the wind

> out of your sails. For me its mostly watching the nonsense in DC and from

> the elites of the world and watching how things are getting tight for the

> majority, myself included. The future thing is intruding a lot into my

> thoughts which is something I dislike. Its necessary, but since there is so

much

> uncertainty, it is hard to make effective plans.

>

>

>

>

> In a message dated 4/13/2011 1:44:39 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

> renaissanzelady@... writes:

>

> , I appreciated your insights and more background info, and have

> been thinking about them;

>