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Saturday, April 19, 2008
I think ,courtesy is indeed the simplest form of kindness, and both courtesy and kindness are underpinned by sincerity. Kindness comes from the heart and while courtesy acts as the form, the outward expression of kindness and to show respect to each other.the fable about the crow and pheasant because from this story shows that respecting each other is very important especially in Singapore as we have many different type of races and it is very easy that we misunderstood the others and a riot may start.I think the pupils in our class are courteous because they show respect to each other.[i think].we could be respectful to our school mates and friends.kindess and love to our family member and just being polite to others.
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