[senco-forum] Death

It's a heck of a way of getting attention, introducing death as a topic.

almost too disappointng to reply to

but

having enjoyed much of your posts in the past brian

i have to say that

it's a pity that you responded in such a cavalier way to what i saw as a 
genuine request to soemone's issue

you let yourself there mate

sounds like something touched a raw nerve

or other things in your life at the moment are making you rather more edgy 
than normal

or you have frustration that leads you to reply in such  - dare i say it 
again - a disappointing way

or you've just had too much wine by 9.37 pm.......

so - not sorted at all it seems

if you can't hold it together enough to give a useful repsonse to someone's 
genuine question

then don't press the keys and don't seek attention yourself in such a crap 
way

to the rest of the list  - keep doing your stuff - it's useful

niels

I'm sure that you well
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "brian hepburn" <hepburnbrian at hotmail.com>
To: <Sent: Sunday, February 11, 2007 9:37 PM
Subject: Re: [senco-forum] Death

> It's a heck of a way of getting attention, introducing death as a topic.
>
> Just to link a couple of threads, how do you teach the dead to read?
> Not sure about Jolly Phonics.
> Toe by Toe?
> Breakthrough to fresh air?
> 123 and Away sounds appropriate.
> Corrective Reading sounds a bit late.
> Is there a crem in Wellington Square?
>
> Come to think of it, there is a series about Count Drac.
>
> Sorted.
>
> Brian
>
>
>
>>
>>Without making light of the subject of death, which is destiny for all of
>>us, I'm still left wondering whether a forum thread entitled 'Death' is an
>>improvement on the threads that you're fed up with.
>>
>>Biff
>
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