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29 Jul 2005, 8:49 am

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GH,

Remember what I told you about New England when you were in Minnesota.

No! I don't remember? I guess it was something
like this that would cause e.overload?

sincerely,
Ghosthunter

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29 Jul 2005, 8:51 am

You're back! Good to see you

What's your plan for the next few days?

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29 Jul 2005, 8:53 am

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Ghosthunter,

Are you running out of
money for your trip? Are
you going to have to cut your trip
short? Maybe you can get money from
someone else who wants to help
your trip.

I was expecting the money to run short. It wasn't
that that overloaded me. It was the lack of...
combined with subconscious things that hit defenses
all at once.

I still want to visit you, I just need to secure
crash space, and that is improbable now.

I leave Boston today, after recovering emotionally
from Boston, and feel up to Salem today.

That is all I can think of right now.

Sincerely,
Ghosthunter

P.S...Once I leave Boston, I won't have regular
internet for a while again.

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29 Jul 2005, 8:58 am

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I'm glad you came here to vent, GH. Much better here than keeping it inside.

I hope you get a chance to rest and get your footing.

BeeBee

I did manage to recover. I slept that crashed evening and
all of the next day, and by 7:30am-the day to checkout,
go to Salem, awaken re-vived.

I am hoping we can start the Aide-autistic children application
process! I have 20 days left on my pass and want it
too count. I knew my cash was going to run out and
I hope for a successful transition!

Would you not mind a visit from a needing a job
Ghosthunter, and as a added bonus, a family to
go to, since I don't have one in real life.

My Grandmother lives in a 55+ trailer park.
When I last visited you, I came to realize the
values of family.

Sincerely,
Ghosthunter

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29 Jul 2005, 9:01 am

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keep going, GH - there are plenty of people here rooting for you

And from you! that is a strong compliment, my Queen of
Overdrama! I am flattered!

Thanks

sincerely,
King of Overdramatics,
Ghosthunter

P.S...A sincere thankyou for posting Vetivert!

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29 Jul 2005, 9:03 am

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wow ghosty, I'm sorry to hear about that. I hope it turns out ok for you.

I am fully recovered and leaving Boston today. I am glad
you posted here!

Hows it going with you?

Sincerely,
Ghosthunter

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29 Jul 2005, 9:05 am

GH,

You are welcome anytime! D is asking how soon you can get back here!

Do you have three references ready? And a resume? We need to get that worked up. Look at the GhostHunter travel fund thread if you get the chance. Louis has another idea for jobs. It depends on if you want to work your hours straight thoug or take a break in the middle of the day.

BeeBee

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29 Jul 2005, 9:06 am

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Hey Ghosthunter, I feel a bit guilty, I guess I should have told you what New Englanders can be like. We have the reputation of not being very friendly or personable, and that is probably the eyecontact and rushed demeanor you are encountering.

Unfortunately, I have very little experience in Boston, so I can't offer you any tips on travelling. I do agree that the transportation system as well as the roadways are very confusing, this is one of the reasons why my family seldom goes there.

And after I leave here, I don't plan to come back either.
Sorry our paths couldn't cross. Hmmmm? snnniffff! snnnifff?

I am glad you are on WrongPlanet, and posted here though!
Sincerely,
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29 Jul 2005, 9:09 am

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Civet wrote:
Hey Ghosthunter, I feel a bit guilty, I guess I should have told you what New Englanders can be like. We have the reputation of not being very friendly or personable, and that is probably the eyecontact and rushed demeanor you are encountering.

Civet is essentially correct about New Englanders, We do have have a tendancy of being very blunt and forthright with other people. On one hand, it may seem like people are rude, on the other hand, when people are nice to you in New England, you know that they're genuine about it.

Good point, unintentionally rude, intentionally polite!

Hmmmm?
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29 Jul 2005, 9:09 am

Hey Ghosthunter, if you need any more personal references for work, I can be one. Post your resume here and I can proofread it if you like.

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29 Jul 2005, 9:11 am

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Welcome to Boston. Sorry that you are having a hard time of it. Boston isn't really AspieTown until you get on near the campus of MIT.

Hmmmm? So besides eye-contact issues, it is the anti-social
and behind my computer issues? Hmmmmm? Please
correct me if I am wrong!

Sincerely,
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29 Jul 2005, 9:14 am

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Quote:
Oddly enough, I've never had issues like the ones that you're describing in Boston. I don't know what to say, other than I hope it gets better. Just downloat the Maps from the MBTA stie that I gave you, and you should be able to find your way around
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GH literally can't read a map. This is why his travels seem so erratic.

Given time, I am sure he will figure something workable out, but I am worried b/c he doesn't have much time to work with b/c of money issues.

Thanks for clarifying this. It is true, I am not much of
a dirctional, map reading type. I hope you folks on W.P
can forgive that. I am not perfect!

Sincerely,
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29 Jul 2005, 9:19 am

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You're back! Good to see you

What's your plan for the next few days?

I wanted to originally give you a 2nd visit, but...
you have a IMPORTANT conference. I will going
to BeeBee's and doing IMPORTANT things. I wish
you well, and I wish myself well equally.

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29 Jul 2005, 9:21 am

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Hey Ghosthunter, if you need any more personal references for work, I can be one. Post your resume here and I can proofread it if you like.

I would like that. PM me the neccessary facts.
I hope to achieve the income soon!

Sincerely,
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29 Jul 2005, 9:25 am

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GH,

You are welcome anytime! D is asking how soon you can get back here!

Do you have three references ready? And a resume? We need to get that worked up. Look at the GhostHunter travel fund thread if you get the chance. Louis has another idea for jobs. It depends on if you want to work your hours straight thoug or take a break in the middle of the day.

BeeBee

I am catching the Greyhound today after recovering from
Boston issues, and visiting Salem. I will call you for
better details.

I found a BofA here, thus my Visa payment is due.
Otherwise my basic services are covered for a small
period.

I will not have normal internet contact once I leave here.
I will phone you! I still have a final 109 minutes on the
phone!

Sincerely,
Ghosthunter

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29 Jul 2005, 9:45 am

GH: Check your private messages about the chat! Also, can you try calling me on the phone today? i would like to talk to you! Please respond.

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