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Paying Back
The warm weather awakened me today. I enjoyed the breathtaking smell of the muddy ground. If you look through my window, you would appreciate the beauty and liveliness of the peach blossoms in their full bloom, as if they are paying you back something. I'm not talking about a flower paying for your coffee or drink!:))))) Flowers may be priceless in the beauty they bring to a street, park, garden, house, room or even life. In that sense they do us a favour, though we are the ones who need to pay back their generosity.
Always be polite to flowers, otherwise they would need to choose who deserves favours:))) I do not want to catch you red handed picking up flowers:)))
Talking about paying back, I remember something! To those who owe me money, you can either say goodbye to your luxurious watch or send me a ticket to Elton John's sold out show! Only that would save your neck!
Have a nice day.:))
Seda, you are a priceless flower and this was written for the sake of your eyes. Cheer up, Please.
0 votedMarch 30, 20121Product globalization is evil or angle?
INTRO:
There has been much discussion about whether product globalization benefits the country's development. The product globalization means the local producers not only sell in their city, but also promote to the whole world. The debate on product globalization has been far from temperate, with some groups characterizing it as evil, and claiming the other's overseas products will have a big affect on the local products. The essay will be an attempt to demonstrate that product globalization can either bring wealth or suffering to the country.0 votedMarch 1, 20121
