What the heck

[wforsyth]

It's possible that your perceptions were different when you first joined and as time went by, your vision gradually became more and more clear.

[John McKenna]

Compared to the rest... NACHI is still the best.

As the old saying goes... don't let the door hit you
on the way out. As for me... I ignore who I want
and will not let anyone rob me of a good time.

As to rumors that swirl around previous relationships,
divorces, and breakups... it's all bla, bla, bla...
Those who repeat old rumors without any evidence
are just part of the river of bla, bla, bla,...

See how easy that was. It just flowed right on by.

I like Jim B... and even if I did'nt (but I do) I think
he would still be worthy of a fair trial, not bla, bla, bla...

[wforsyth]

That's what my signature line is all about John.

I don't know how many actually get the gist of it. But it's very profound in my opinion.

[Joseph Hagarty, CMI]

Originally Posted by tallen

I think you renew your membership due to the fact that it is required by PA that you are a member of some ORG.to keep your licence. I am wrong?

That is correct.

I joined NACHI in 2001 because Membership in an Association was required to maintain State Certification. I believed it to be the Best Choice with all things considered.

I still believe NACHI to be the Best Choice when considering the alternative affiliations.

[Joseph Hagarty, CMI]

Originally Posted by tallen

I find that interesting as the basic principles of NACHI have changed so much since I first joined. This is not the NACHI that I joined 4 years ago. Do you dissagree?

Agree in part.

The Basic Principles have not changed.

The attitude and direction of the Organization has changed a great deal over the years.

[John McKenna]

Originally Posted by jhagarty

Agree in part.

The Basic Principles have not changed.

The attitude and direction of the Organization has changed a great deal over the years.

Please explain.

[Ted Allen]

Originally Posted by jhagarty

I renew each and every year because I personally believe in the basic principles of the NACHI Organization.

I disregard the postings of the inconsequential Members of the various Committees that have no bearing on my participation or contribution to the improvement of the NACHI Organization.

I agree and I probably should re-up my membership, but as of yet I have found no reason to do so.

Since I left my #'s have not droped, my ratio is about the same, so what does NACHI offer me except the daily soap and the ability to speak my piece about my thoughts of what is going on around here?

Things have changed so much and mostly in a downslide. I find it hard to to pay for access to the MO section of this board. I am at a crossroads

[Ted Allen]

Originally Posted by jmckenna1

Please explain.

Damn, I almost did.