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    Tuesday, September 12, 2006

    Are we giving education?

    This morning I stopped in a storehouse to observe something that catched my attention a lot: A boy, who went with his father , he quietly putted in his pockets everything that it fitted in it. In his innocence, he was robbing and his father did not notice to himself.

    After paying and following his way through his car, the boy showed his father the things he had taken there, and he responded to hurried up and got in because, apparently, he were too urge.

    Were the father conscientious about this? Would he had listened his son when he showed those objects to him? What will happen tomorrow with this boy?

    Many questions I have, but I am sure of one thing, these situations are unique opportunities to build values in children, but our urge take advantage, allowing that the dishonesty appears in our familiar life.

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