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MiddleMe 
Very interesting ! It’s a beautiful gift of nature.
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I don’t know why your comment was in my Spam folder but I managed to fish it out. Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts with us.
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This I fully agree with miss Kally!
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Thank you!!
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Absolutely true words of reality, Kally.
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Thank you so much, Kamal.
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Welcome Kally
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Reblogged this on John Cowgill's Literature Site.
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it’s true, It’s reality. Full common sense.
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Happy that you like this!
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😀
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Well said!!
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Thank you so much! Have a wonderful Friday!
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You too!
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Thank you for sharing this wisdom!
I dad told me when I left home that a “Good Deal” is where both sides gain something.”
I always kept that in mind when I was negotiating; it was prudent advice.
Great Less in business and in our Moral life.
Continued Blessings,
Patrick
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Thank you so much for sharing your advice as well. I love it. Godspeed, Patrick. Always welcome your comments.
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So true. You’d be silly to believe that everything in life is going to go your way, there are other people who also inhabit this earth. Compromising is essential.
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Love your thought, Sophia! Thanks for sharing them with us.
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Yes yes indeed
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To meet someone halfway is to listen and be prepared to accept them for who they are. Everyone has something to say and we must allow them to talk.
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What a good thought! Thanks for sharing it with us.
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