You don't have to show them

[Guest guest]

You don't gain anything if you make a " sale. " It's for them.

Bear it in mind: It's for them.

It's a gift.

A Jewish mother gave her son two neckties for Hanukkah. Knowing how

much his acceptance of her gift meant to his mother, the son went

straight to a mirror and put on one of the neckties.

When she saw him wearing it, the first words out of his mother's mouth

were, " what was wrong with the other one? "

Jewish mothers have anxiety when they give gifts, but, even if you're

Jewish, you don't have to be anxious about giving immunics. I'm

Jewish, but I ALREADY CURED MY HERPES; if somebody rejects immunics

when I offer it, I live happily ever after and they get cold sores.

So last night, in the supermarket where I buy my goat milk, when I

gave a card with the Web address to a woman who had a cold sore in the

corner of her mouth -- I cured in 1996 -- I had no anxiety or fear of

rejection.

You don't have to show them at all.

It’s a gift.

It's for them.

When you give it to them, LET GO OF IT. You can't give a gift that

you're still holding on to.

The Buz