Hi Pln, Claire, Elham, Briana, Charles, Dipodae, Josney, Simone, Su and
all!!! How many people in here!!! LOL

Pln, thanks for the praising words, it's a pleasure for me to know that I
have some participation in the success of the group, as all of the members
as well. Pablo sent a post about the making English a habit, now writing and
reading here is a habit for me, I'm always anxious to check out the latest
posts.

What a story you told us, Pln!!! That mother was kind of "unfair" to ask you
to say that, wasn't she? I'm curious to know what was you answer to her. If
I were in your shoes, I would be lost and I don't know what would be my
reaction.
I would guess you realized her wish but then you maybe got upset by doing
that.
It really got me intrigued, tell us what you said LOL

Have a nice day!!
Oshiro


On Tue, Aug 4, 2009 at 10:10 AM, pln471 <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> Hi Briana Claire Charles and so many more who took part in this old
> interesting thread,;)
>
> Let me tell you another reason why we learn to lie at very early
> age...
>
> When out of our own selfishness or jealousy,we ask our
> children,grandchildren or pupils,'Which do you love more,mommy or
> daddy,granny or grandpa?'
>
> What do we expect them to say?
> When I was a little girl,I was very popular among uncles and aunties
> (parents of my playmates)in our neighbourhood,they all fought to give
> me a lift to school or buy me some candy or snacks as long as I asked
> them to.
>
> One mother of 2 elder boys went even further,once on my birthday,she
> told me in front of all other kids and adults that if I called her
> mom,she would have bought me a big birthday cake.
> That was a big torture and temptation for me at that small age...We
> were quite poor and none of my siblings or playmates was so favoured
> by her,a well-off woman without a daughter...
>
> Did I materialize her wish?
> Take a guess!LOL
>
> Pleasant day,everyone!
> Pln
> P.S.Thanks,Oshiro for your kind words appreciating all our efforts to
> keep the 2 groups active and animated!;)
>       What you don't know is that you have played a huge part
> contributing to this success,if it is one!LOL
>
> On Jul 30, 1:21 pm, briana moore <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Dear Claire and others,
> >
> > I agree with Dipodidae that even if we lie to others, it is really
> important
> > that we are true and honest with ourselves. Its important for us to know,
> > what we expect from ourselves, our life and with others. Life is short.
> One
> > can't waste it living someone else's life.
> >
> > Its important to trust our conscience. Sometimes it becomes inevitable to
> > lie.
> >
> > A lie for the benefit of others is better than truth that harms or hurts.
> >
> > "This above all - To thy own self be true."
> > - William Shakespeare
> >
> > regards
> > briana
> >
>

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