I'll be gone for two days, 20-21 for scuba diving . Going to go with around 10 other people that are getting their certification dives to assist, make sure they don't put their tank on upside down and stuff like that.

I'll be back night time of 21 (I'm in +8 GMT) but I'll probably just crash on the bed and sleep. Then I'm off to a wreck dive on the 23^rd but that's only for one day.

See you around

My last two months have been boring.

_{^{That's for: 19:44:19 <courtney176> Rendarin: I would post a journal about how it's been two months since your last one}}

Journal part 2, following a different suggestion: ^{_{19:44:36 <electricjonny> Rendarin: Hmm, good question, I need to update mine too Make it something useful!}}

Well then here is something useful for life:



Imagine it a corollary of, "do unto others as you would have done unto you."

If a friend has done you a favor (actually it doesn't even have to be a friend!), be a gentle(wo)man and be sure to return the favor to your friend in their time of need. You don't have to do exactly what they did to help you, as most probably they won't be in the same problem you were when they helped you out; just do what you can.

You can also think of this as the "favor system," but not so rigid and blind that you use it to barter and coerce people into doing things for you. That's bad and not a nice thing to do. This is less a favor system, actually, and more of a gratitude system.

Show your gratitude when somebody helps you. Yes, helping people should be done just for the sake of helping people without expecting something in return, that's the essence and idea behind being a good person and helping other. But that does not mean one should not do some returning!

Ignoring kindness will not help promote it, so don't ignore it!

This is your friendly neighborhood conscience, signing off

A very good read Warning: More targeted towards mature readers

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