Mr O,

Regarding education?

My parents lost everything during WWII.
Their family members, their country, their social
positions. What they did not lose was what was in
their heads - that is - education. And therefore
they stressed to their children the importance of
education and being self-reliant. They taught us
to achieve through education.

Dear Joe,

I too look forward to the day when a person's
individual human qualities, rather than his or
her biological sex, ethnicity, religion, colour,
position, or money,
would be the primary measure of that person's
worth and achievement.

Some people can live on $300 a week, some people can't live on $10,000 a week.

I'm always fascinated how my Fijian friends (in Fiji) they live a happy life on very little money. Okay no ice cream, no chocolates, well only now and then. Life is lay-back and most get by with a simple village life.

Paul1405,

Ask yourself: Are my Fijian friends part of the money success system?

If the answer is 'No' then you have your answer.

FOULmouth,

Unfortunately - for you - you cannot place yourself with the most educated people in the country.

Misopinionated,

God no. I have friends who are much more educated than me. Pity you can't say the same ;)

Foulmouth