Did you hear the story about the boy who was left at the racetrack on Oklahoma at 10 years old? His father hoped he would find his own way home; grow up a bit and be humble about his big feet and do his farm work instead of reading about Edelweiss all day; do some school work. He was actually picked up by some Hungarians who offered to help him find his way home and they dropped him off to his family. At least the boy knew his address. But, he was soo resentful of being left that he started to break things and he also ate his dog with his best friend. The animals started to disappear. He kept working for that sense of adoption he had with those white people for the 20 minutes driving back home to Tulsa. The boy was Afro Seminole. The family that helped him was white and Lutheran. The boy has been resenting being left ever since and stole the wallet of his second son and then abandoned him in Denver just to say that is what happened to him as a boy. It was only a 20 minute drive from the race course back home but the old lady who was on the way with him pinched his hand until it bled and she put a drop in her tongue. When he was asked what happened, he would not say. between Sometimes people never learn the power of forgiveness and his second son was just as diffident about somethings and confident about his height and looks. He kept rehearsing his fear of abandonment and his experience of abandonment. He has been seeking white acceptance but he would not just go to school like the white lady told him and she never rejected him but she has her own children and started to understand that she would have left the boy at the race track her self if he would not learn how to maybe compute interest and percentages and exchange rates to maybe help in selling the mangoes per bushel. But, he seems to have become addicted to the rescue and the acceptance that we all get before the altar and maybe he will join a church and say the creed since the creed is acceptance, abandonment and rescue; all in one habit of recitation; Hallelujah! But, he seems to put himself into abandonment and then hope someone would save him and adopt him and he keeps sabotaging himself, hoping someone like them will show up. They told him to offer to work as Senior parking officer and to then have all of his family work with him as junior parking officers and then buy property in jurisdictions with basic income and then move to such a jurisdiction and then maintain your work as a parking officer where you got the job.

Did you hear the story about the boy who was left at the racetrack on Oklahoma at 10 years old?  His father hoped he would find his own way home; grow up a bit and be humble about his big feet and do his farm work instead of reading about Edelweiss  all day; do some school work.  He was actually picked up by some Hungarians who offered to help him find his way home and they dropped him off to his family. At least the boy knew his address.  But, he was soo resentful of being left that he started to break things and he also ate his dog with his best friend. The animals started to disappear. He kept working for that sense of adoption he had with those white people for the 20 minutes driving back home to Tulsa.     The boy was Afro Seminole.    The family that helped him was white and Lutheran.  The boy has been resenting being left ever since and stole the wallet of his second son and then abandoned him in Denver just to say that is what happened to him as a boy.  It was only a 20 minute drive from the race course back home but the old lady who was on  the way with him pinched his hand until it bled and she put a drop in her tongue.  When he was asked what happened, he would not say.   between   Sometimes people never learn the power of forgiveness and his second son was just as diffident about somethings and confident about his height and looks.     He kept rehearsing his fear of abandonment and his experience of abandonment.  He has been seeking white acceptance but he would not just go to school like the white lady  told him and she never rejected him but she has her own children and started to understand that she would have left the boy at the race track her self if he would not learn how to maybe compute interest and percentages and exchange rates to maybe help in selling the mangoes per bushel.  But, he seems to have become addicted to the rescue and the acceptance that we all get before the altar and maybe he will join a church and say the creed since the creed is acceptance, abandonment and rescue; all in one habit of recitation; Hallelujah!     But, he seems to put himself into abandonment and then hope someone would save him and adopt him and he keeps sabotaging himself, hoping someone like them will show up.  They told him to offer to work as Senior parking officer and to then have all of his family work with him as junior parking officers and then buy property in jurisdictions with basic income and then move to such a jurisdiction and then maintain your work as a parking officer where you got the job.