Accidentally on Purpose

  How often have you noticed a person do something wrong to another person and you knew instantly that they did it accidentally on purpose.  They may have made it sound as if it was an accident, but it was clear it was not.  There are countless videos on Facebook that show this.  For example, a boy is walking along with his lunch and he is tripped.  It was not an accident.  The person will claim it was but everyone else could see he was lying. Even in the workplace this occurs but with a slightly differently scenario.  A workmate may take credit for something that the original worker had accomplished.  Once they dispute it whom is the manager inclined to believe?  It was obvious that the thief acted as if he was the originator.  Even when the real author of any work proves it was their efforts, the cheater will say it was an accident. Of course, it was accidentally on purpose. When we were in school, there were classmates who cheated, copied our work and sometimes even our projects.  Then when we tried to turn in our work they somehow managed to destroy our projects.  Only an intelligent teacher could figure that out.  In the Good Gus series there was nothing that was accidentally on purpose.  I made a point in any story requiring blame that it was pointed out whom the person was. 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. Digitizing for all the books will be ready next week! Please consider adding “The Special Gift” as a new Christmas tradition.