| "Lies" is such a harsh word. But every day we utter words that we know aren't true. Sometimes we do it to make someone else feel better. Other times, it's ourselves we are hoping to protect. Here are a few of our favorite examples. BLOG POSTS  | David Callahan: Broke Boomers and the Coming Crisis
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When I met John I had just begun to walk my new path. I was clean, clear and directed. I was on my way out. John was, too. | | MOST POPULAR ON HUFFINGTONPOST.COM |
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