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« on: July 16, 2007, 19:16 »

We all know that Lisa is a very smart girl, and in many ways she has taught us something new, or something that maybe you needed your eyes opened to.  Smile
In one way or another, you've learned something from her.
So, I think I'll start this off.

Lisa has made me aware of ocean life getting caught in 6 pack holders.
I now cut each of the rings before throwing them away.

There's one down. Anyone else have something they can add?   Lisa
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« Reply #1 on: July 16, 2007, 20:58 »

Let's see... she taught me that It's better to remain silent and be considered stupid than opening your mouth and remove all doubt!  Lisa

But, actually, the six-pack sea animals killer was a new to me also. And she teached me how to remember things by memorizing them as a song. Especially if imagined it sung with her voice Big Grin
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« Reply #2 on: July 16, 2007, 21:48 »

I have learnt to recognize my own weakness and weakness of other people, their and my fears, have learnt to see the good, lovely relations between other people, to see their tenderness without any disgust. Certainly I have seized it not in perfection and there is still so much to learn from Lisa but already now my relation to people became a liiiiitle bit other. Approximately half-year I am in strange emotional state, more sensual in some way... It helps me very much to understand other people, to communicate without fear. And as the key to this was my passion for Lisa. As if I've gradually started to  let out my feelings. And maybe that is my natural condition and all previous years I only ran from myself, trying to act more "courageously" to hide from other's eye the weakness? Anyway there is still so much I must to learn from her.
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« Reply #3 on: July 16, 2007, 22:39 »

I've never used 6-pack holders and I'm remaining silent in real life almost all the time, so that's not my learnings Tongue

But Lisa make me think about myself and my far-fetched problems, which is so silly in comparison with her life. I mean, now when I'm starting to worry, I can just think about I am almost adult, so maybe a bit more independent due to this, and I have no worries about college money for future, cause it's possible to study for free - so her life is harder, but she didn't give up, and it gives some hope Smile
Also, I respect her possibility to go everywhere, and be active, when it comes to struggle for her rights or beliefs. I'll be glad to accept this strain from her, but I suppose, I need more time, although I understand, how it is great and useful to be brave :\

From her relations with Hugh and Nelson and from Marge I also understood, how stupid are tryings to change other person. If you can't accept person "as is", it's better to find someone else, or try to discuss it, but without pressure and making victims from yourself.

But anyway, sometimes all this learned lessons don't work. Only thing I kept from her - it's vegetarianism, other conclusions I accept theoretically, but can't always use practically, cause sometimes begin to act too childish :\
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« Reply #4 on: July 17, 2007, 03:04 »

I say she has taught me that even when you may not win in life, something has or will happen that makes it all worth it.
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« Reply #5 on: July 17, 2007, 07:05 »

She has taught me that the exterior in not important, and that the most kind and nice person can be hidden under the yellow skin, bulged eyes and huge overbite. She also taught me to struggle hard against problems in my life, although I must admit that that lesson makes me suffer a lot sometimes. She taught me to like animals, and proved that being a vegetarian is something you don't have to be ashamed of. And as crazy as it sounds, she taught me to believe in angels in this world. Smile

P.S. Beautiful topic.
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« Reply #6 on: July 18, 2007, 20:08 »

Thanks for all of your thoughts. ^^

Lisa has also taught me that great beauty can be found in the simpleness of a leaf or the great detail of a bird's feather.

And also that you should stick up for what you personally believe in. Never give in without a fight or a debate.
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« Reply #7 on: July 19, 2007, 15:41 »

I guess she taught me, being second best isnt always a bad thing. Calm's down the competetiveness in me.

 Lisa
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« Reply #8 on: July 19, 2007, 15:44 »

An appropriate situation to use the word 'bucolic' in. Which once came up in an exam, so actually it was quite useful...
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« Reply #9 on: July 24, 2007, 05:47 »

I learned a great deal during my nine months living with a Lisa obsession...

I've changed a lot of my political views from right wing to left wing, and become a lot more concerned about the environment. I also have learned to care more about animals, respect their feelings and rights, etc. I'd say that these were the biggest changes in me... of course there were a lot of situations where I'd ask myself, "What would Lisa do?" Tongue
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