The Card Club from my old Bible Study Group met here to discuss the summer card schedule. I am only a fill-in, and declined to join. I excused myself from part-time play also. (Do you remember the funny story of why I never lasted in that Bible class?)
Honestly, it isn't the game, but rather, it is this particular group. They cringe in unison at the sight of a camera; downplay Facebook, almost continually, as a waste of time - all the while shuffling cards and dealing them out - as if THAT is constructive; and threaten my life and our friendship if I blog about them or quote them (some are very witty) on this page or any other way. They also insist on non-dairy creamer. LOL
The only thing I have left to say is "WHY CAN'T THEY EVER USE THE COASTERS PROVIDED AND NOT LEAVE RINGS ON THE FURNITURE?" Note that I am not angry, but laughing hysterically, as I rub and shine one last time.
In the spirit of doing fewer things better, all joking aside, it is reasonable to leave an activity or group one doesn't enjoy and fill the time with people and projects that are meaningful and rich in experience.
Just like food. Get the most nutrition possible out of each calorie.
Just like food. Get the most nutrition possible out of each calorie.
