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Justify

Why do people always justify their actions when they do something wrong? Obviously, children always justify their behavior because they are young and do not understand. They use the old stand by that the dog ate their homework as an excuse in school. Adults are a different matter. When a person makes a mistake at work they have hundreds of excuses which literally mean nothing. Their excuses might range from too much traffic which is why they are late. Of course, there are individuals who are always and always will be late. That is usually the main reason they are let go. Then you have the reasons why they didn’t complete the project on time or worse stole someone else’s work and took credit for it. Sometimes the managers figure these despicable acts on their own or another honest employee will tell them. When you watch the TV mysteries and even comedies there are always excuses and justifications for whatever may have occurred. What always amazes me is how the writers invent the plots with a little reality to keep you interested. Then, as the excuses fly after they are caught it almost seems like old news. I know a person whose whole life revolves around excuses. He is never wrong, always has an excuse for being late, and justifies all of his actions which people no longer believe. In the Good Gus series, Bob from the Sweet Shop did have a reason why there was no chocolate ice cream. It clearly was not his fault. The Good Gus Series is available online at Kindle, Nook and Waterstones. Hard copies, personally autographed, are available through our website www.goodgusbooks.com along with past blogs for your reading enjoyment. Misplaced Trust” is a book you need to read to better understand the importance of protecting your assets for your heirs.  It is available by emailing me at maecharles2008@gmail.com.  Upon receipt of payment of $3.97 you will immediately receive directions to download your copy. Hard copies are available by emailing me at the address above. It is also available on Kindle.