FROM 'IT'S THE OTHER PERSON'S SACRED MONEY' TO 'IT'S MY DEAR MONEY!'

 Thoughts while paying first Installment of loan:

• "It's not mine.. I'll diligently, honestly and systematically with all care pay back the loan taken in installments with a 'Thank You' note..

After all, it's the other person's sacred money!"

Thoughts while paying next Installment:

• "It's not mine.. I'll diligently, honestly and systematically pay back the loan taken in installments with a 'Thank You' note!"

Thoughts while paying subsequent Installments:

• "Mine or not.. I'll diligently, honestly and systematically pay back the loan taken in installments!"

• "Mine or not.. I'll diligently and systematically pay back the loan taken in installments!"

• "Ok.. I'll systematically return in installments!"

• "Ok.. Ok.. How many more installments are left?"

• "Let me see.. My problem continues. Let me pay now only the last month's skipped installment!"

• "Oh! How long I can pay like this? Too much.. This is 2 installments' money. Last month's and this month's.. A lot of money I am giving away!"

Thought at one stage on the loan taken:

• "No more returning.. My expenditures are too many. Let me see who will question me. I know how to deal with this..

After all, It's my dear money now totally in my hands!"

In distance a school student, as part of studies was heard repeating the famous Quote from Shakespeare’s Hamlet ( Act1, Scene 3) spoken by Polonius to Laertes:

‘Neither a borrower nor a lender be,

For loan oft loses both itself and friend,

And borrowing dulls the edge of

Husbandry!’

--Royal Shakespeare Company

Keyword: MONEY