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He said, she said
Have you ever had an interaction with someone that you thought went well, only to find out later that the other person thought the opposite?
A few months back, I learned that someone with whom I had some brief interactions was misrepresenting me in a way that made me look unkind, to say the least. Not only that, he was spreading this story around and demanding an apology from me.
About the author
Pamela Cook is a Christian Science practitioner and lives in Piermont, New York.

November 3, 2003 issue
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Focus on the goal
Dave Hohle
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letters
with contributions from Bob, Bonnie Gregson, Susan Omar, Patricia Ensign, Becky Brown, Rahla Lindsey
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items of interest
with contributions from Bill Sherman, Eric Rutgrink, Dinah Eng, Jim Wallis
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Peace of mind—even in chaotic times
By Joni Overton-Jung
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CALM UNDER FIRE
By Kouakira-Miere Philippe
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No-sweat exams
By Doug Simmons
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Comfort comes from God
By Barbara Whitewater
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Surrender that doesn't mean giving up
By David Degler
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Retirement—are you really prepared?
By Miriam Mades
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He said, she said
By Pamela Cook
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The water's fine!
By Jennifer Lobl
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My friend the Bible
By Eduardo Torfer
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'...and having done all, to stand'*
David C. Kennedy
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When rites become wrongs
By Kim Shippey Senior Writer
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Skin condition healed
Lori Ann Jakuc
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Help from God brings healing and protection
Sri Umiyati Haryono
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Painful gums healed
Chileshe Mazuki