All right.  I have returned, and I leave you with this:  "Hm."

I think that says it all

Mm-hm.  Hm is right.  Oy-vey!

genevieve wrote:

Just curious... do any of you know what's up with hal clarendon's perpetually rewritten chapter of whatever his memoir is called? (Then? The? Do?) I reviewed the first version and gave up reviewing later ones when I decided it was more performance art than writing (How many times can I completely rewrite a chapter with an ever-changing, cryptic title, and still get reviewed?).

I see that his latest versions apparently received no reviews. I hate to play into this, but I am curious what his deal is. Hal - if you are reading this - what's the deal?

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Genevieve

I noticed that, too but have no clue. He is not a member of this group.

By  the way, I'm into Jung, too. Check out my thread in this forum.

genevieve wrote:

Thanks, EllieO, I will look for your Jung thread ("Jung at heart"? ).

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Genevieve

I have a friend whose web site is called Jung at Heart. My thread here is called Ellie's Thread. We each maintain a thread on our projects.

genevieve wrote:

Oy vey is mir - indeed. (There's an advanced form of oy for your Yiddish lexicon. It means, loosely, "woe is me." Pronounced: "Oy vay iz meer." Can be shortened to "oy vayz meer." You'll really impress your college buddies with that one!)

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Genevieve