relationships
pain
honesty
i've also been thinking about those things in relationship to privilege vs. right. i'm beginning to think that honesty is sometimes a privilege. which goes against a lot of my thinking, but ironic as it is...i think it's the truth.
and i think this picture is badass....
....research the Convair XFY
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I don't totally disagree with you about honesty. I think of trust similarly in that sense of privelege vs right. You don't have to "earn" it with me (therefore a right), but if something is done to lose it, it needs to be earned (therefore a privelege). Does that make sense at all?
it's funny that you wrote this and that I actually looked at your blog today, because, oddly enough, I was actually just thinking about my "core values" from the rising today, and wondering what exactly they were then.
the only one I could come up with today is:
People
that was the one that I always come back to I guess, I value people.
and I agree with you too, about honesty being a privilege. i mean i relate to it, on a personal level.
my dad didn't deserve my honesty and so i didn't give it to him, it was a privilege. he had to earn it. (he still hasn't) well you know.
anyway,
love
anna
what happened to fun? is that still a core value or did it transpire that it couldn't be a value?
haha I am sad that I didn't actually get to spend anytime with David James Harris. Why weren't you on my DTS dude?
I like your values. I think I will try to think about mine.
hey, i miss you, and the rising
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