Asking for Forgiveness If you look really closely, you can probably pinpoint at least three lies you were told today. More than likely, two of them were unintentional. What?
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I’m sorry all right.
Posted by Red of M3 on December 6, 2011
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Let’s Talk About Sex
Is there some viable reason why Americans refuse to talk to their children about sex? Before you jump up and answer, the key word in the sentence is in italics. Click it if you do not know what it means, definition 3. Statistically Speaking Young people aged 13–24 made up about 17% of all those […]
Posted by Red on December 2, 2011
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/talk-sex-teenagers/
Home is Where the Mouth Is
The inbox mine produced a question which falls in line with the ever-growing Communication Series: Should interpersonal communication be taught in high schools and required to graduate?” (Scratches noggin. Really?) Should interpersonal communication become the politically correct term for being politically correct, rather than the demonstrative meaning of “interpersonal”, the cause is already lost. (Suck […]
Posted by Red on December 2, 2011
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/interpersonal-communication/
Thank ya. Thank ya, vury much.
What exactly does thank you mean? Webster says it is “a polite expression of one’s gratitude”. While that may be true, thank you can mean much more. Right on! After someone else makes statement, thank you means “I agree wholeheartedly.” This is especially true when the statement was pointing out the blatantly obvious. Can I get […]
Posted by Red on December 1, 2011
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/thanks-gratitude/
I will NOT eat that.
If you missed the beginning of this, please read the instructions FIRST.
Posted by Red on November 30, 2011
https://mommasmoneymatters.com/expect-what-you-inspect/
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