Sunday, November 1, 2009

what is an appropriate response


21 comments:

  1. WAIT, LISTEN, PRAY, respond.

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  2. It all depends on the question.

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  3. I'm not sure, but I do know that I am the kind of person who loves appropriate-ness. It dictates most of my actions...and responses.

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  4. an honest one. preferably tactful.

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  5. Depends on what your definition of appropriate is.

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  6. one that is true, kind, and necessary... if it's not all three, it is not worth saying

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  7. I like to fantasize about what be the most innapropriate responses for specific occasions-especially formal ones. Sometimes I act upon these fantasies.

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  8. do you have to respond? and if so why? to get the record straight, to enforce justice, to massage my ego, to talk so i can hear my own voice? i think not. i respond because god did. it is not about me and the things i think are important, but it is about glorifying the creator of the universe. of course if you think this is all just a pile of random cells colliding then i guess it doesn't matter either way, or as the comic said, 'when you say its all good, that means you don't care'

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  9. An appropriate response to what? To a church service, to a rock concert, to a piece of art, to a work of literature, to a friendly gesture? Hmmmmmm. I suppose a thoughtful one in each case. Refering to Covey - You can respond immediately after receiving a stimulus, or you can think and then respond after receiving a stimulus. Thinking is always good!!

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  10. Depends on the situation. Sometimes no response speaks volumns and in the long run is the better response.

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  11. honesty and white lies

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  12. "of course, life is for the living, cupcake."

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  13. short, concise, concrete, and direct

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  14. Depends on the question.

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  15. Whatever you won't regret saying or not saying.

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  16. nothing + everything.

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