Re: Strangers telling you what to do (was mobile phone emissions

[Guest guest]

> DD1 Sara is very sensible and bright, but has her

>father's offhand attitude to others' distress. She'd as likely say

> " oh well, get over it, " than say something comforting and cheering.

>It's not her being unfeeling, it is literally her attitude to life.

>She very seldom shows her innermost feelings.

>

>Ruthie

Of course, some self-help books would say that what you have there is

actually a DS not a DD :-)

(DH has spent several hours today definitely being from Venus and me

from Mars - and he is one of the few men I know for whom the Mars

description is useful.)

--

jennifer@...

Vaudin

[Guest guest]

>

> > DD1 Sara is very sensible and bright, but has her

> >father's offhand attitude to others' distress. She'd as likely

say

> > " oh well, get over it, " than say something comforting and cheering.

> >It's not her being unfeeling, it is literally her attitude to life.

> >She very seldom shows her innermost feelings.

> >

> >Ruthie

>

> Of course, some self-help books would say that what you have there

is

> actually a DS not a DD :-)

Yes she is kind of manly in certain ways; very brisk and efficient,

and not given to much show of emotion. Superwoman in how she manages a

big home, six kids, and works as a PE teacher in more than one high

school. She is also enviably slender, fit, and both she and Tammy just

endured years of adult orthodontics to sort out problems which, for

one reason or another, had been neglected as kids. They now both have

Hollywood smiles as well! (I have no guilt feelings about the lack of

orthodontics when they were little, they both refused point blank to

have braces then.)

Ruthie

[Guest guest]

>

> > DD1 Sara is very sensible and bright, but has her

> >father's offhand attitude to others' distress. She'd as likely

say

> > " oh well, get over it, " than say something comforting and cheering.

> >It's not her being unfeeling, it is literally her attitude to life.

> >She very seldom shows her innermost feelings.

> >

> >Ruthie

>

> Of course, some self-help books would say that what you have there

is

> actually a DS not a DD :-)

Yes she is kind of manly in certain ways; very brisk and efficient,

and not given to much show of emotion. Superwoman in how she manages a

big home, six kids, and works as a PE teacher in more than one high

school. She is also enviably slender, fit, and both she and Tammy just

endured years of adult orthodontics to sort out problems which, for

one reason or another, had been neglected as kids. They now both have

Hollywood smiles as well! (I have no guilt feelings about the lack of

orthodontics when they were little, they both refused point blank to

have braces then.)

Ruthie