@hawkeye10,
hawkeye10 wrote:
Quote:You have a strange value system.
strange is this unwillingness to hold friends to standards.
"dont steal from me" is an obvious one.
I was bringing out the point
that the value of his friendship and of his advice was greater
than the
gold, diamonds and
ruby of the missing jewelry.
IF I had it in my prescient
foresight that he 'd actually steal it from me
in the future,
before I invited him in as a guest for a few years (until he left
and again when he eventually returned) I definitely woud have still
invited him in. (I might have kept a closer eye on my jewelry.)
He was destitute b4 he began to collect his veteran's pension.
It was my practice to
begift him with leather wallets stuffed full
of different denominations of
cash at Christmas time and for his birthday.
My
un-certainty qua the missing jewelry did
not affect the generosity of my
gifts to him.
(Lest there be any doubt, I
re-iterate that we both preferred the ladies & I was massively
obsessed with 1.)
In my mind, he was family, regardless of jewelry. It is possible that he was
1OO% innocent.
I am
very pleased, glad n
satisfied to have had his company, wisdom n counsel for those years.
David