Yeah. I think that was really cool.TrishKissane wrote: ↑08 Jan 2018, 06:38 Mine was the nameless man in Chapter 3 (Vitim's Scenario) because he did something that had such a ripple effect much later. The deer was also cool
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This story was so funny - it made me laugh for days! It made me think about what I would do if someone took my cupcakes and I actually still don't have an answer! Good on her for dealing with it this way.kdstrack wrote: ↑14 Jan 2018, 14:49 My favorite was Philippa and the chocolate cupcake caper! Philippa was really classy. She realized from the beginning what was going on, but she just played along. No words of reproach, just a slight tap on the shoulder when she got up to leave. Maybe the elderly have something to teach us with all their experience and wisdom. Go Philippa!
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I agree with you. From a kid's mouth comes a great realization and it penetrates to the heart. When we forget the important people in our life, we hurt them. WE need them to succeed in life.Rosemary Wright wrote: ↑09 Jan 2018, 06:46 My favorite guru was little Margaret. She made me realize that life is not about me alone. It's rewarding to care about other people, too.