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And in Pilipino:

Maligayang Pasko at Manigong Bagong Taon!

macs2005

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And in Pilipino:


Maligayang Pasko at Manigong Bagong Taon!


macs2005

Thank you macs2005, I had thought that your first picture was that of your son, and there were Partsman and Wilhelm postings about you being a woman or a guy.

Somehow, I know that all along after I blown up the photo in your avarta and I did not want to go into useless debates. Most mothers are proud of their sons and daughers, but especially their sons. Also the handsome picture of this boy reflects on the beautiful face of his mother .... thoughts. They say "time is the proof of things in its revelations." Now we all see you as person.

Behind the face and into the eyes is the soul of a person. When you see a face, you see a personality and I can see a beautiful person both from the inside and on the outward appearance. You are a rare breed of both beauty and brains. I read all your writings with deep intrigues and very much facinated and like looking at a piece of art, love reading them. Thank you for your contributions.

May I ask you a question?  Are you a lawyer?

Street Smart

 

 

Replying to [Street Smart]:ar Street Smart, I agree that Macs2005 writes from her heart.But how you observe her profession of being a lawyer?Interesting
Sixer

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Dear James,

Thank you for your most generous compliments. Does it take one to know one?

Not a lawyer, I have a management background. So you need not be too careful what you write . But I guess I have imbibed the essences of my parents who are both lawyers. Could have been a lawyer too, but two in a family seems more than enough.

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Replying to [Street Smart]:ar Street Smart, I agree that Macs2005 writes from her heart.But how you observe her profession of being a lawyer?Interesting

Sixer

Sixer,

I see your picture, a man of great intellect and experience, but even before this, I have already know you ... through your writings.

Lawyers or people with this background tend to write in a perculiar style, the opening, the salutations, and the line of arguments in the body is typical of a solicitor. Doctors and Engineers are bad writers of short stories and they tend to use lots of jargons and cliche with idioms, leaving the man-on-the-street dumb founded.

I will be putting up more Questions with 150 MVP rewards for Best Answer before the end of this month. This is crucial for the person to catch up with the leading man with more than a thousand MVP Best Answer. so watch out for them, and please give me some idea as what Question will be interesting and challanging for people to join.

Street Smart

 

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And in Pilipino:


Maligayang Pasko at Manigong Bagong Taon!


macs2005

Dear Macs2005,

Do you have a sound embedment somewhere in the website?

Street Smart

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And in Pilipino:


Maligayang Pasko at Manigong Bagong Taon!


macs2005

Dear Macs2005,

Do you have a sound embedment somewhere in the website?

Street Smart

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Went to the website. Pilipino language is not in the drop list but Tagalog (dialect in which Pilipino is based) is. I can't figure out though how to get the embedded sound.

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Dutch : Gelukkige Kerstmis en een Gelukkig Nieuw Jaar !

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Dutch : Gelukkige Kerstmis en een Gelukkig Nieuw Jaar !

Hi Julianap,

Yes, I got the Dutch version of the Christmas and new year greetings with the voice recordings. Thank you.

However I cannot find the Tagalog version with voice reading, only the text. I do not want to put this in as there will be discrimination. So, if any of you has known a site with the reading of the greetings, give me a shout.

Street Smart