Letters to the Editor
Linda Alexandra of Wauconda writes a letter to the editor.
People have said that they love someone but are not “in love.” What is the difference?
Welcome mats display a friendly gesture for others to see and feel the friendliness of the residents who place them at the entryway of their doors.
Within the past 30 years, it’s been stated that household pets are on the rise.
Keeping a diary and recording our grocery shopping experiences could be a fun idea.
The world is full of conditions and requirements. There are conditions involved with applying for a loan.
A familiar request is “please don’t say anything.” Also, asking someone “can you keep a secret?” often can generate a commitment from a curious and willing mind.
Each person has their own perception regarding how they perceive situations in everyday living.
Karma began in ancient India and often is talked about and shows up in many lives. Anyone who does good will receive good. Anyone who does bad will receive bad.
Wouldn’t you agree that it’s probably not likely that anyone would call and ask for help unless they were in dire straits and maybe not even when that time arises? For some folks, there could be an uncomfortable feeling asking for help, would you agree?
Years back, live people answered a ringing phone. In today’s times, live people may choose to answer the phone or otherwise let it ring into an outgoing voicemail to the caller, who may or may not leave a message.
Best friends are special friends that when needed will lend an ear and give support to the other half of the friendship. They at times can become a chauffeur, babysitter, money lender and are the holder of secrets that must never be shared with anyone.
People with tact and consideration would avoid that comment at all costs. It is rude and useless.
Charles Danyus of Round Lake Beach writes a letter to the editor.