
Verbosity notwithstanding, this should be brief, since we have already examined the powerful little word “no“.
Verbosity notwithstanding, this should be brief, since we have already examined the powerful little word “no“.
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There seems to be a miscommunication I cannot rightly put under my thumb. It started with the post When.
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I have never really know when to say “when”. Routinely, I overestimate my capacity to endure, withstand and under what conditions I am willing to survive. (This post does not translate well. If you would like it in another language, please email.)
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Arguably, no is the most powerful two-letter word in the English language. (If you can think of a better one, I am all ears.) Although, on the surface, no is a negative word, we are going to delve in the positive side of no. No, I do not know. Despite redneck movies to the contrary, not knowing something […]
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