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View Article  Circle of Friends

How many friends do you have in your "circle of friends"?  I think about mine and how in the past two years mine seems to be ever expanding.  From the people I've met in Manhattan on my trips there, to the friends I've made through little league, to the ....ahem.. friends I've made at the local park across the street from my home.  Then there is my existing network of friends and how they all cross paths.  It's such a small world.  There are other friends I've met from other social outlets but I'll stop there, you get the point.

I think of so many sayings about friends and I've come to realize no matter the friend you have, we seem to limit ourselves to how much time we give to select friends.  I suppose that is why many of us marry.  I've learned that the best I can give a woman is my time, not my friendship.  Which for some go hand in hand, but frankly in this modern world, the word friend is a blur and to many people time is all they need from you.  You could say that some friends mistake time for friendship. 

Let's say a friend visits me. They don't need me to do anymore than be a good listener, confidant and kind soul.  To this end I'm a friend and my time is a commodity.  With too many friends... how much can I give?

I'm a man that values the time I have to myself.  I out-right covet it.  When I was married, I sold out. (I won't got there as that story is so annoying to bring up let alone think about.)   So few of us can do that (sell out) and get away with it.   My close friends get to know me.  They know ...   more »

View Article  Quote of the Day - Another Lousy Day In Paradise

"The world is a dangerous place to live, not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don't do anything about it."

-Albert Einstein

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View Article  Lars Recommends: inlineplanet.com

Today I have to recommend InlinePlanet.com.  OK... it's not for everyone.  But if enjoy the out-of-doors and do any inline skating.  This is the ultimate resource.  Great discussions, articles, resources and overall great way to understand how to do things better, make good purchases etc....

http://www.inlineplanet.com

Skate Baby!

 

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Lars Hindsley is a self-employed single full time father, a writer, a non conservative Republican, a reformed idealist (a compromisationalist), ex-musician, God fearing cynic that could more easily be described in two words as a "Rugged Intellectual".

Lars writings range from "how to" articles to commentaries and advice. You'll find movie reviews and video picks of the day side by side with serious writings.

Lars offers perspective from an Anglo-Christian moral position while never lording over anyone unlike himself. Lars is of the opinion that if you are going to complain, you should offer a solution. His perspective on the world is that many of us fight societal evolution to frustrating ends without a genuine understanding of what it is we are all up against.

Reading his articles should provide you with positive energy towards living out your day. You may not be able to change the world but you can navigate it to live a rich and rewarding life. Enjoy Lars’ works, there are years of writings to choose from.

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