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Someone asked me this a week or so ago. It has stayed on my mind ever since as I interact with my family. So, I thought I would pass it on:
If you made a list of the most important people in the world to you....who is THIRD on your list?
Sounds easy because we all have a number 1. But how do you tell one of your kids they are third? But someone HAS to be since most of us love more than two people.
Someone asked me this a week or so ago. It has stayed on my mind ever since as I interact with my family. So, I thought I would pass it on:
If you made a list of the most important people in the world to you....who is THIRD on your list?
Sounds easy because we all have a number 1. But how do you tell one of your kids they are third? But someone HAS to be since most of us love more than two people.
This assumes two people can't be equal. Why does someone have to be higher or lower on the list?
This assumes two people can't be equal. Why does someone have to be higher or lower on the list?
I guess they could be....but the question is proposed as sort of a philosophical 'you have to make a list' kind of question.
I suppose who would be fifth would be the same question and thought, but having to pick the third sounds like a movie plot. I shrugged it off until I kept thinking about it. Now, it is bugging me because I don't know. I don't want a third....I want them all to be number one....but if something happened and I had to choose...it would be hard.
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But someone HAS to be since most of us love more than two people.
