Winning and winter tales
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April 17, 2018

Winning and winter tales

Friends , it is always interesting to listen when people say what they would do with money (25) if they came into a fortune. However, deep down many know it’s all empty chat until reality hits. Think about it.

The American professor who won more than US$300 million seemed to have earned the wrath of some when he said he wanted to go back and teach. I believe that was honest.

Live by the gun (27) and you will die by the gun. If you want to become a don (23) and shoot yourself to fame by becoming the most wanted, your cronies or the police (13) will be on your trail. Remember that!

Why some people so thief (5)? It is amazing di things people will do to get stuff that don’t belong to them.

Rain (24) and snow; the winter won’t go away in North America. We don’t know that we live in paradise with all our sunshine.

Anyway, until next time be good.

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