FRUSTRATION CAN BE DISGUISED BLESSINGS
Two women, riding the subway together, were discussing their children and the difficulties of raising a family. They talked about needing new clothes and shoes, how expensive it was to feed them, and how difficult it was to keep the children in spending money. On and on the complaining went. A woman sitting in front of them turned around and interrupted them: “I couldn’t help but overhear you. I used to be like that,” she continued, “but no more. Our son was a great expense to us and we had to sacrifice to give him what he needed.” She paused as her eyes brimmed with tears. “But then he died. Now he doesn’t cost…
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