Pray tell, why not use your real name?



You are who you are, and that’s who you’ll continue to be to function successfully now in the real world of the public: making friends, getting a job, serving customers, relating to co-workers, neighbors and friends in building a solid reputation , joining school or community groups to build a network of effective individuals to launch support an adult life. Why put another name on yourself?



Why not use an e-mail address based on something realistic? (notice mine, Audrey’s, Leslie’s, Rick’s, Rusty’s, even Jackson’s? Look ‘em up in your [Mother’s] contact’s).



You need and undoubtedly want to show all the maturity you can muster, now. Imagine filling out a job application providing  “mr droopy” plus an assumed name  as the two parts of your identity.



You want and need all the solid support you can get to get on past this point in your life.



You want and need all the real love you can muster as well. Better recognize that the real thing is often going to be tough love.



I can’t understand why you made no effort to e-mail me last evening, as we’d clearly talked about you doing?



The bounce-back problem would have been resolved much earlier.



When you were getting bounce-backs when e-mailing, there are as you know two phone numbers available to you to reach me and figure out what was going on real easily.



Do words like resourcefulness, taking the initiative, come to mind from our conversation yesterday?



I’ll expect your response.



Jim







From: Johnny Hathaway [mailto:mrdroopy@live.com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2011 9:31 PM
To: jimspieler@centurytel.net
Subject: RE:



Hey, John Hathaway is just because I don't want my real name on the internet. Also the crazy e-mail I got from my X-box account, which in turn I named based on a cartoon I watched as a kid about a basset hound. And no the first time I tryed to e-mail you was today and I got a error so I tried again then stopped and figured I would try again once I rebooted.

From: jimspieler@centurytel.net
To: mrdroopy@live.com
Subject: RE:
Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2011 21:00:41 -0600

When did you first try to e-mail me after we talked yesterday?



From: Johnny Hathaway [mailto:mrdroopy@live.com]
Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2011 8:45 PM
To: jimspieler@centurytel.net
Subject: