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Financial News
New York Times columnist Ron Lieber finds that there is some cause for concern in the sweeping credit card legislation that recently passed the Senate.
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Butterfly Story One day, a small opening showed up in a cocoon, and a man sat down and watched for hours the little butterfly while she was struggling to come out through this little hole. A few hours later it seemed like the butterfly has stopped trying. She did what she could and did not go any further. The man decided to help her. He took a pair of scissors and widely opened the cocoon. The butterfly came out. But her body was sickly and her wings were wizened. The man kept watching, waiting for the little wings to open. She would grow and become strong enough to hold the butterfly's body. But, the butterfly spent her whole life walking around slowly, supporting her sickly body with great difficulty. She was never able to fly. The man in his kindness and good will, failed to understand that the limitation of the cocoon and the necessary struggle that the butterfly should do for breaking it, would force the fluids of her body move towards her wings making her ready to fly as soon as she would break the cocoon. You see, sometimes, struggle is exactly what we need in our life.
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Your 2 cents worth... Thanks, Carl, for your kind thoughts
Hi Ina: You have the silver tongue of a writer. Thank you for the blog post. Carl Mortimer
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