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never too broke

life is full of so many not too good things, and as humans, we have called this not too good things many things. there are like a thousand and one adjectives used to qualify the various ordeals we face in life. we have all sorts of things to say about our experiences, either good or bad. some of us would even like to meet the creator and ask him a whole lot of questions. now, don't think there is a person on the surface of this earth who doesn't have a story to tell, trust me we all do, even the richest man on earth.
 but, i would say why don't we all capitalize on the good side, i know a lot of peeps who would say they've heard that before, i agree with you, but there is a different tone to my own side, besides am not a preacher, you can learn from me anyways.
 the first bright side is that you've got friends, even in the prison, people hang out, no man is ever truly alone, there is always someone beside you. but you know what the problem is, we overlook, instead of looking at our nose, we go ahead to look at our toes, while our nose is just some meters away from the eyes.
then, build on the fact that you have your nose, no matter how poor or retarded a man is, as far as he gat his nose, he is so lucky, now, i don't mean nose as in just nose. the nose is a key respiratory organ, so, if you gat your nose,then you are still living, (after all, dead folks still have their nose), the point is, if you can still breathe you are so blessed, forget every other thing, be happy even in penury.

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