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		<title>By: Peppy &#124; The PeppyWrites Chronicles</title>
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		<description>Hello Roberto,

I appreciate the way you take a subject and logically, cohesively, and succintly share the important points or ways to reason on it. Though I am not superstitious my mother was taught them as a child so I grew up hearing &quot;whoppers&quot; as well.

After doing research she decided to &quot;let go&quot; of them but it took a lot of effort ... if she did something that had an underlying superstition she would always bring it up - so, even though they no longer controlled her life, they still had a &quot;grip&quot; on her thoughts.

She was German ... did you find, in research, any link to high percentages of superstitions and culture? Looking back, it seems all our german family and friends altered certain actions due to a superstition.

Roberto, your articles are educational, helpful, insightful ... do you write several articles each day? Week? I&#039;m impressed with the way you offer quality content, consistently and regularly, each week! I need to take a lesson from your example.

Thanks!

Peppy</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Hello Roberto,</p>
<p>I appreciate the way you take a subject and logically, cohesively, and succintly share the important points or ways to reason on it. Though I am not superstitious my mother was taught them as a child so I grew up hearing &#8220;whoppers&#8221; as well.</p>
<p>After doing research she decided to &#8220;let go&#8221; of them but it took a lot of effort &#8230; if she did something that had an underlying superstition she would always bring it up &#8211; so, even though they no longer controlled her life, they still had a &#8220;grip&#8221; on her thoughts.</p>
<p>She was German &#8230; did you find, in research, any link to high percentages of superstitions and culture? Looking back, it seems all our german family and friends altered certain actions due to a superstition.</p>
<p>Roberto, your articles are educational, helpful, insightful &#8230; do you write several articles each day? Week? I&#8217;m impressed with the way you offer quality content, consistently and regularly, each week! I need to take a lesson from your example.</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>Peppy<br />
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