For many years I thought about responding to his request, but resisted the temptation to help him be a good Samaritan. If only his grammar was better. Now it it too late. I’m sure however, that the Nigerian authorities will put the money to good use.
via A Lost Opportunity — A Simple, Village Undertaker
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Last Stage
Searching, settling, sauteeing and spritzing
Still Trying To Make Sense Of It All
A Journal Of Everyday Life With Occasional Dips Into The Unexpected
Living: All Day Every Day: Then Chattering About It
Trying to write books I'd want to read.
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fun, interesting and provocative musings by a 70+ youngster
The wit and wisdom of a man who has neither...
Tracing a life through stories of death. Sometimes funny, sometimes not.
a light hearted look at caravanning through the eyes of a couple of grey nomads.
Paeans To Brokenness
You Might Have the Better Claim But I Have the Bigger Army
shit storms, shame, and stories that make you cringe
Because sometimes life just makes you stop and think
a little lunch, a little wine, a LOT of talking!
Power Exchange and Letting Go........
Didn’t he ever hear of humanitarian charities?!
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Wonderful…
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Dammit. A chunk of that could have been mine. Who knew that he really had over-quoted on that government contract?
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