Thread: Conservatory closes its doors
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Old 05-08-2009, 11:43 AM   #123
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but i also really hope that now we can look to the future, rather than dwelling on difficult episodes of the past, and i think that is what All4Fun is suggesting as well.
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I think, on that note, we ought to consider closing the thread ... and move on....
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People! People!

Take a break - It's just an internet thread.

It isn't real.

Go find some sunshine and do something different today, and hopefully you will lose the anger and find a reason to smile.

Tomorrow, come back clear-headed and start a new "serious only" thread about something more interesting than this thread. Let's talk about children going to bed hungry in poor countries or something. You decide.

Hugs to All!
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i don't say we should forget the past, netseeker. i agree it's important to remember this and learn from our experience. and i don't suggest we shouldn't be free to discuss it, either.

what i am hoping, is simply that we will be able to learn from this experience and move forward together towards more positive things, rather than letting this experience become "the end" for some of us.
AMEN!

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