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September 8, 2010 Great Advicehttp://www.jewishjournal.com/blog/item/great_advice_20100908/ |
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Me: “It hurts me when I do this….”(picture me moving my elbow) My DAD: “So don’t do that.” Me: “But it hurts when I touch my arm.” My DAD: “So don’t touch your arm.” Me: “Is my arm broken?” My DAD: “I don’t know, try to move it.” Me: “But it hurts.” My DAD: “So DON"T MOVE IT!” Me; “What kind of doctor are you?” My DAD: “Guts and Butts. It’s a dirty job, but somebody’s gotta do it.” Me: “but it’s my elbow.” My DAD: “Like I said, don’t move it, you’ll be fine.” Me: “What if I die?” My DAD: “You’re not gonna die. You’re alive today.” Me: “What happens when we die?” My DAD: “I don’t know much, but I can tell you this, life and death are like a two sided coin. On one side of the coin is life, and on the other side is death. One day we will die and go to heaven, and I promise you this, we won’t need money to pay for property once we get there. |
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