The fine art of apology
November 28th 2006 14:12
Never been my strong suit, apologising. When I was a kid, I read a speech in school, which I learnt by heart, from an article in Reader's Digest. The gist of the speech was that you should mean it - That is, you're really sorry, and the apology should be accompanied by a token of your sincerity.
There was no need for me to go about ranting on someone else's blog. neither was there call for me to be mean and totally pig-headed. For these things and any hurt, percieved or otherwise, I caused to any and all Orble members, I apologise from the bottom of my heart.
The people whom I have hurt may never see this post. I do not plan to be active on Orble unless things change a lot or something happens which makes me decide to post here again. And that is the token of sincerity which I offer. I have nothing to gain from this post, yet I apologise to you.
There was no need for me to go about ranting on someone else's blog. neither was there call for me to be mean and totally pig-headed. For these things and any hurt, percieved or otherwise, I caused to any and all Orble members, I apologise from the bottom of my heart.
The people whom I have hurt may never see this post. I do not plan to be active on Orble unless things change a lot or something happens which makes me decide to post here again. And that is the token of sincerity which I offer. I have nothing to gain from this post, yet I apologise to you.
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Comment by Tracy
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That's a pity that you're not going to be active on Orble anymore. I subscribe to your post and was going to apply for some of the jobs you found once I finished uni. I've finished uni and now I can't see any of your previous posts. What a pity as I find your blog to be encouraging and innovative.
Tracy