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Japanese home made food, tuna fish. Wonderful, thanks Rika

FW SPAM: My dear friend

I’m crying

—–Original Message—–

From: hjgrelee@daum.net [mailto:hjgrelee@daum.net]

Sent: Tuesday 16 July 2013 11:27

To: mrsleejesicca@yahoo.com.au

Subject: My dear friend

My dear,

My name is Mrs. Jesicca Lee; a dying woman who has decided to donate what I have for the good work of charity. I was diagnosed for breast cancer for about 2 years now.I have been touched by God to donate from what I have inherited from my late husband to you for the good work of God, rather than allow my husband evil relatives to use my husband hard earned funds ungodly. They don’t care about man kind, all they want is to take away everything my late husband left for me.

Please pray that the good Lord forgives me my sins. I have asked God to forgive me and I believe he has because He is a merciful God. I will be going in for a surgery soon and I want to make this donation before undergoing my surgery.

I want you to help the motherless and less privilege and for the assistance of the widows and unfortunate mothers. At the moment I don’t want any telephone calls due to the fact that my husband’s relatives are always around me and trying to see if they can overhear my conversations and my health status as well.

please use the funds well and always extend the good work to others. I don’t know you and you don’t know me, but I have been directed by God to contact you for this project. I will appreciate your utmost confidentiality in this matter until the task is accomplished.

Reply me through my private email (mrsleejesicca@yahoo.com.au) Regards, Mrs. Jesicca Lee

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Kid's Embarrassing question

I know I know I’m an grown up consultant, I know things of the world but there are some questions that still drive me crazy.

The nightmare is when your kids can ask you question you have really hard time to explain: the toughest?

“Dad, what’s money?”

seems an easy question right? and anyone would be able to answer in a few words right?

“…money are the things that are used to buy things…”

er is all we know about money? what is really an euro, and a dollar? and what is the exchange rate? and why the hell this exchange rate is so variable?

When I was younger i were thinking that the money were sort of note that say: you government hold the same value amount of gold and just to not make you walk with all that gold it gives you this sheet, or coin).

I was so naive, money is a lot more complicated than this, the value of your euro is…er  well i don’t know it depend when where and who you are mainly.

and who decide the value is somewhere but nobody can tell where. the market? your government? the world? god? the aliens?

I know I know this is because i’m not an economist and if I would have had a formal education in economics stuffs I would be probably able to say what money is… but since I’m not is someone out there that can help me to tell to a kid what money really is?

cheers

A

 

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Kid's Embarrassing question

I know I know I’m an grown up consultant, I know things of the world but there are some questions that still drive me crazy.

The nightmare is when your kids can ask you question you have really hard time to explain: the toughest?

“Dad, what’s money?”

seems an easy question right? and anyone would be able to answer in a few words right?

“…money are the things that are used to buy things…”

er is all we know about money? what is really an euro, and a dollar? and what is the exchange rate? and why the hell this exchange rate is so variable?

When I was younger i were thinking that the money were sort of note that say: you government hold the same value amount of gold and just to not make you walk with all that gold it gives you this sheet, or coin).

I was so naive, money is a lot more complicated than this, the value of your euro is…er  well i don’t know it depend when where and who you are mainly.

and who decide the value is somewhere but nobody can tell where. the market? your government? the world? god? the aliens?

I know I know this is because i’m not an economist and if I would have had a formal education in economics stuffs I would be probably able to say what money is… but since I’m not is someone out there that can help me to tell to a kid what money really is?

cheers

A

 

Related articles

• Exchange rates, headaches (thepuchiherald.wordpress.com)
• Currency Exchange Guide (cardhub.com)
• A Response to de Soto’s ‘Defense of the Euro’ (safehaven.com)
• Teaching Kids About Money: Basic Foundations (ally.com)
• New Money For the Digital Age: It’s Called Kurrenci [Updates] (makeuseof.com)
• Exchange rates, headaches (economist.com)
• What’s The Deepest Question Your Kid Has Ever Asked? (huffingtonpost.com)
• Skeptic outreach: Talking to kids about the end of the world (idoubtit.wordpress.com)
• Talking to Your Kids About Scary Events (snspost.com)