Some people tell me they find it very difficult even to find the words to tell their children that they’ve been fired. Does a 10-year-old child even know what the word “fired” means? And how much do teenagers even really understand? Can you just blame the “R word”: recession? More
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The moral of the story ........ Teach your children that the most important things in life are health, family and being together. mom or dad (Grandma or Grandpa) can always find another job, but having one another is what really matters.
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3 comments:
Joe - Your right - the most important things in life are health, family and being together. Mom or Dad (Grandma or Grandpa) can always find another job, but having one another is what really matters.
Joe,
Thanks for picking up the article and reading it. You actually paraphrased by article in your comment above, so I guess you couldn't agree with me more! Family and health are what matters most. You can always find another job. That's the moral of the story and I thank you for supporting it.
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I agree
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