Evil isn’t always obvious.
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No kidding …. and we often misread it.
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Too often I think.
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And that’s the most dangerous kind
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That’s how easily it gets missed.
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Evil loves disguising itself
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So very true!
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Evil is very deceptive. I should have recognized it when I first met my mother-in-law-to-be! My bad! 🤣
Too many people have become very good actors, and they aren’t on the big screen. They’re our neighbors. Our politicians. Our friends. Even our relatives.
Ginger
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Oh, so very true!!
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It’s hard to top what Ginger said. Evil hides very well where we least expect to find it.
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It is ubiquitous.
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Oooo… so true!
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Thanks!
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You’re welcome!
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Though eventually most of the time most of us see it for what it is.
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Sometimes too late.
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Ofttimes it is sneaky and hits when you least expect it.
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Very true!
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🙂
Happy Friday to you, Pam!
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Yes indeed dear lady, I know ‘it’ keep deliberately inventing new chocolates to keep me led around on a leash 😂 🤣
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Cannot see you resisting much.
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Oh lady, I think you misunderstand me. I fight it mightily! I think I’ve found them all 😂 🤣
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And I fear it will become even more stealth as time goes on.
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I live in hope that it will not.
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Finally, I can continue to give the “evil eye” haha
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Permission granted?
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Definitely haha!!
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Perhaps rarely?
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If only…
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Obvious evil-doers are, well, obvious. It’s the sneaky ones we have to keep an eye on.
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I think they are the ones who do the most damage.
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And it depends on who is observing..
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Very true!
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