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Originally Posted by finallyprettyokay
So (deep breath here) -- I timidly advance this theory --- way back, at the beginning of this thread, the blessD story was posted. Terrible story, everyone who would hear that story would be horrified.
Don, having been from that city, and having been a leader there, thought something like this:
that we thought that he thought that he was thinking that maybe we thought he was one of the men who did that but when he first told us he wasn't one of them, we all (as far as I know) believed him, because we already had a sense of who he is but he didn't know that we really did think that, he thought that we were thinking something wrong. But we really weren't thinking that at all.
AT THAT POINT ( I feel like Perry Mason  ), Don sort of stumbled around in his horror at the story and his even more horror that we would think he was part of that shameful meeting.
FPO |
this totally made me laugh out loud.
When I was a teenager, I recall the young people in Dallas and TX area considered Hope a friend and someone they could talk to - he was one of the few leaders or non-leaders considered a trusted person. However, one person could never fix everything that was broke.