1. Question from a listener:
What do you have planned for the party of your best friend?
2. Content paraphrase from listener:
So I understand that there will be a dinner at a restaurant with all of her close friends that you have been planning.
3. Feelings paraphrase from listener:
You must be excited because basically she would believe that everyone forgot her birthday and it would be actually a surprise for her.
4. Combination paraphrase from listener:
So I understand that there will be a dinner at a restaurant with all of your best friend's close friends that you have been planning. You must be excited because basically she would believe that everyone forgot her birthday and she is just going to have dinner and it would be actually a surprise for her.
Avoiding a conflict isn't healthy in sustaining positive relationships for a few reasons. One, if something bothers you and you don't say anything about it, you'll allow the issue to fester. Eventually, it may come up in the wrong way or at the wrong time. Second, if you always avoid conflict, the other person in the relationship will never know what you're actually thinking, which will lay the foundation for a shaky relationship.
Answer:
Mark: ¨I wish we could do more examples and less worksheets in class.¨
Sarah: "but I like the worksheets they are easy and easy to copy off.¨
Mark:¨ But Sarah, I dont feel like im learning anything in this class.¨
Sarah: ¨ what are you going to use math for anyways? Thats why we have fingers, duh.¨
Mark:*chuckles* yea I guess your right, but I just thought it would be good to know just in case you know?¨
Sarah: yea.
Mark: I will ask Mrs. Martinez for extra help.
Hows this?
Explanation:
I believe it implies that King Shield Sheafson, was a good king for the Spear Danes, both being fierce and heroic caused them to be victorious in battles. The opposing tribes viewed Sheafson as evil and a destroyer of their homes. Basically to the Danes, Sheafson is a vision of what is good, to other tribes he is a vision of what is evil.
