jhharlan

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How do you like change?

Do you accept it and go with the flow or do you fight tooth and nail?

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Benthere

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....when I am prepared for it

9 years ago. Rating: 5
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Ducky

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It seems to me that change is never appreciated. Human beings like everything to remain exactly "the way we've always done it". I believe that it is human nature to try to avoid 'disruption' in any form, because it is uncomfortable. Do I like change? No! However, it is inevitable.

9 years ago. Rating: 5
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Bob/PKB

Some changes are beneficial; accepting and getting used to a new idea is hard, though.

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Ducky

Exactly. I guess the very IDEA of change is disturbing. You're right though. Sometimes, looking back, makes the change more than just acceptable. :)

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Bob/PKB

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It's getting less difficult to accept change. When it has a direct effect on my life, though, I'd like some input.

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terryfossil 1

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Nope,if something is working for you why would you wanna change it,,When your on a good thing stick to it..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<..

9 years ago. Rating: 5
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Bob/PKB

Do you still use a rotary dial telephone?
Do you have a television with remote control?
Just want you to see a bigger picture.

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Ducky

How about cars with no air conditioning and mattresses made of straw? lol

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terryfossil 1

@ Bob,I never had a problem with a rotary phone,and it was healthier without the remote,cause i had to get off my butt and change the channel,,@ Duck,air con no problem,just wind down the window,and a straw mattress was better than a park bench..my how the times have changed..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

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Bob/PKB

What I'm trying to say is that you have accepted those changes instead of sticking with what is now obsolete.

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terryfossil 1

Yes Bob,they are things i accept,,although i do not accept all willingly..my phone company keeps trying to get me to upgrade to a more modern phone..they just told me my plan is no more,and i have to accept another plan..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

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Bob/PKB

Sounds like American health care. Often, a phone or cable TV company will compromise to keep your business

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Bob/PKB

Sounds like American health care. Often, a phone or cable TV company will compromise to keep your business

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terryfossil 1

Heard you the first time Bob..:):):):)..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

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Ducky

lol

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phagan2008

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