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When my mom was still young (grade or HS school maybe) she said she had witnessed how her uncle (my grandmother’s brother in-law) healed people that have been hexed. She never wants to believe in such thing. But she has witnessed most of the people who came to him to ask for help. Her uncle didn't ask for money, he just helped this people and upon whispering some Latin words in an instant the person will slowly goes back to its normal state or appearance.
When her uncle started to cheat his wife (my grandmother’s sister), he eventually loses such “power.” He could not heal anymore and soon no one comes to their house for treatment.
When I asked my mom how or where did that ability to heal came from. It was said that he got it from a dying old man in the hospital. He was just a normal guy married to my grandmother’s sister before. My grandmom’s sister has died a long, long time ago but her husband (mom’s uncle) is still alive and strong until now. Do you ever believe in faith healer/herbalist? A lot of them are still around but most of them now are quack doctors.
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Okay, people are in delinquent of their credit cards, mostly due to financial problem, and they are in deep trouble as we all know it. Why would so banks take a bigger advantage of people who already in trouble to benefit themselves, that just a shame.
Chase bank, a vivid example of those scumb*g. When their customers were in delinquent on their credit card payment, the ending amount when comes to the collector will be much bigger than one they suppose charged. Like $3000 were in delinquent, the ending amount comes to their collector will be up to $5000.
Do you think that is a legal practice of them. Now, a such lawsuit is getting attention of many chase bank customers, and that might stir up some discussions on Chase bank legal practice.
Small businesses are more flexible than bigger corporations.
When you come to think about it, smaller businesses can survive better than bigger corporation in terms of flexibility, not financially. Although bigger corporations have much bigger financial potential, they are slow in react to the activity of markets. They usually have go through many level of bureaucratic decisions, and they are slow. In opposite, smaller businesses are easily adapted to market needs and they can make decision quicker and know what customers really wants and needs. So, I just wonder, if a businesses growing bigger and bigger, would it become dumber and dumber? Because of all these bureaucracy?

In USA my son - 1 year 1 month old -- had his first hair cut. I was told that the parlour people gave a certificate being the first hair cut and also took photo of my grand son.
I was happy to hear this. I was wondering about the gesture of parlour people in this regard. In Philippines we do not have any such practice.
What is your experience in such occasions? Any special practices likes this in your country?







