I grew up in the 1960s and -70s, when the idea of finding oneself was a fad. My parents had two very different answers to that idea.
My mom said it wasn’t about finding yourself; it was about finding out who God had created you to be. My dad, on the other hand, said “Find yourself? Easy! Go look in a mirror. There you are!”
~ Ooh, I’ve been to Georgia and California and anywhere I could run Took the hand of a preacher man And we made love in the sun But I ran out of places and friendly faces Because I had to be free I’ve been to paradise but I’ve never been to me… ~
BasilBruce 3 days ago
Turn around, Horace; you’re beside yourself.
Argythree 3 days ago
Lots of us talk to ourselves, horsie.
Imagine 3 days ago
You lost me…
Dobie Premium Member 3 days ago
… but when I got to the other side of the street, there I was… AGAIN!
steveh64 3 days ago
Horace has a doppelgänger !
charles9156 3 days ago
21st century schizoid Horace
Gent 3 days ago
Me always talks to meself. And thems is both crazy.
pat sandy creator 3 days ago
a psychiatrist would have a field day with Horace…
Egrayjames 3 days ago
I often talk to myself. It’s a sure way to have an intelligent conversation.
InTraining Premium Member 3 days ago
Horace, suggest you just hit “Hide all Ccmments” today…!
gozirra2 Premium Member 3 days ago
Let’s talk about me.
sdjamieson Premium Member 3 days ago
Do I love myself? I like myself, but really we’re just Facebook friends. We don’t have that much in common.
thejanith Premium Member 3 days ago
I grew up in the 1960s and -70s, when the idea of finding oneself was a fad. My parents had two very different answers to that idea.
My mom said it wasn’t about finding yourself; it was about finding out who God had created you to be. My dad, on the other hand, said “Find yourself? Easy! Go look in a mirror. There you are!”
mistercatworks 3 days ago
Met a chicken coming the other way. :)
BC in NC Premium Member 2 days ago
~ Ooh, I’ve been to Georgia and California and anywhere I could run Took the hand of a preacher man And we made love in the sun But I ran out of places and friendly faces Because I had to be free I’ve been to paradise but I’ve never been to me… ~