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Agendas and winning
When my children were toddlers, I had a quote stuck on my shelf which read, “When we lose our agendas, everybody wins.” At that time I was j...
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As with most of life's revelations, I got one of my favorites at a mundane moment in the peak of summer. Cruising down Mount Road, the s...
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So far, I have identified two side effects of growing up. I mean, not like it makes a difference or anything because, the Growing Up tablet/...
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I think so fondly of those days gone by. When the world was so small. When horizons were so close that you could touch them with your finger...
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That is what I thought when I saw you first Aashi :) Later came to know your mother tongue :)
@Aarthi
Really?! Hahaha! Dear dear Aarthi!
I lived in Mexico, and while the younger generation--my students learning to speak English--the rest of the town, and Mexico, for that matter, gave me the greatest compliment: that I looked Mexican. I learned to speak fluently while there.You are absolutely right.
For the first time, I clicked on 'Next Blog.' And look at how brilliant you are. Will visit often; if you have a feed, I'll hook up. From the blog next door, Linda
@scribadiva
Hey Linda! Thanks for stopping by and for your generous compliment! Am delighted, thinking that you'll be reading my posts! Cheers!
so rightly said:)
True, that. But I think that respect should come out of choice and not out of force or due to expectation.
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