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  The Elusive Truth

With everything that is going on in my life right now, I'm beginning to wonder about the elusive truth. So many stories from so many people and it's hard to know who to belive.

Personally, I'm "painfully" honest. Not painfully in a way to hurt other people, but completely and totally honest with myself and when I speak with others. Do I believe that the truth can be told without being blunt, while still being honest? Yes. And another thing I've learned...just because I believe it, doesn't make it truth. It just makes it truth to me. Confusing? Perhaps, but still it is what it is -- to coin a phrase which actually infuriates me.

Do I dodge the truth? No. I try with all my heart and soul to be honest in all things, even in my anger at injustice. Here's what I've figured out about life. The media could care less what the truth is, they only want to sell papers or airtime. The police could really care less what truth is, they just want closure to their questions. Lawyers...well that's another matter. Show me an honest lawyer and I'll show you a broke lawyer. Not too many of those around.

I'm honest with my life, my job and with my family. I try not to hurt people, but I will not lie to them. I also know when not to speak and when to speak. Right now, not speaking causes must speculation, but I can live with speculation. It's hard when people are pointing fingers at your family and saying hurtful things without realizing that there are flesh and blood people behind the names and the news.

Yep, you guessed it, I'm exhausted once again. If you are reading this, thank you for allowing me to be angry...one more time. Somehow in the midst of pointed fingers, I pray each day that someone will actually tell the elusive truth.


posted on Aug 26, 2008 4:46 PM ()

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I know. Truly, with my heart...I know. I'm here for you.
comment by mzscarlett on Aug 28, 2008 8:22 PM ()
People have trouble dealing with honesty, and people who tell the truth when asked. Myself I rather deal with someone who is blunt, not someone who dances around truth. Still there are people who'd rather have the truth "sugar-coated", or be lied to. Don't never apologize for speaking your mind, or being honest
comment by redwolftimes on Aug 28, 2008 10:41 AM ()
thanks so much.
reply by teacherwoman on Aug 29, 2008 4:34 PM ()
well you have all the comfort from the commnet there.
This should tell you something.Honest DEB
comment by fredo on Aug 27, 2008 10:33 AM ()
You are wonderful, fredo!
reply by teacherwoman on Aug 27, 2008 3:56 PM ()
you are as honest as the day is long Deb.... so it's hard when people play game with the truth. I"m praying for you dear friend.
comment by cindy on Aug 27, 2008 5:45 AM ()
I am so very sorry. Honesty is always best--and as you say, you can be tactful in the way that you tell the truth. Unfortunately, sensationalism sells the news or it wouldn't be the norm. Think of those rags at the checkout aisles. People read them like crazy--forget the classics.
comment by angiedw on Aug 27, 2008 4:23 AM ()
My heart aches for Caylee and for you and all who are so closely living through this misery. The stream of truth seems muddy indeed and very confusing. Sending you a ((((BIG HUG))))!
comment by marta on Aug 26, 2008 9:56 PM ()
I'm sorry you folks are being put through this difficult time...You are in my thoughts often. I know that the media doesn't always print the truth...they often print what sells. That's sad. Hang in there.
comment by hopefields on Aug 26, 2008 9:04 PM ()
You're indeed a quality individual
comment by strider333 on Aug 26, 2008 8:30 PM ()
comment by nittineedles on Aug 26, 2008 7:26 PM ()
I read a little bit about what Caylee's grandmother supposedly said about how the little girl's mother is telling as much of the truth as she can right now (but obviously is holding back some information). What a bunch of double talk that was! So I can understand why you are thinking about these topics.
comment by troutbend on Aug 26, 2008 6:20 PM ()
I don't trust the media, but then I don't trust what most politicians say either. They are all trying to see you their point of view.
comment by elfie33 on Aug 26, 2008 5:51 PM ()
thats one reason I don't watch the news. I want to form my own opinion and not have it forced down my throat. you hang in there Deb, you know all your friends are here supporting you and yours.
comment by elkhound on Aug 26, 2008 5:28 PM ()
A lot of time the truth can be easier depending on how it is presented to the person.
You guys are definitely going through a challenging time, and I don't envy the position. It is so hurtful, particulary since it is all supposition by people ... stabs in the dark.
AJ
comment by lunarhunk on Aug 26, 2008 5:11 PM ()
Some times it takes an excruciating amount of patience and time for the truth to come out, but I believe it ALWAYS does. Hand in there Deb darling
comment by shesaidwhat on Aug 26, 2008 5:05 PM ()
Truth can be hard to deal with but lying certinly doesn't make life easy or easier--as Jack said most people can't handle the truth or are they ready to handle it--I went from habitual liar (I'll have to write about that sometime) to being completly honest when I was 31-32--seeing people's reactions was an experience in itself let alone the complete relief I felt not lying!!
comment by greatmartin on Aug 26, 2008 4:59 PM ()

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