Whenever I get out and see somebody familiar I was always asked the same question, "How are you?" Which I always replied to the same answer, " Good." I sometimes would like to change my answer to the delight of that person who questioned me.
There are times when the question is about my family, my husband and my children. Then the comparison of how good their kids and the awards they received from schools and or their kids are already College graduates and are working in a very prestigious companies elsewhere I can't find out if that person is just bragging.
Good for them if their kids are already having the occupation that they deserved because that's one thing that could end up of parents helping kids and therefore it's their children helping the parents, for a change. Some people would rather uplift their stay on earth and prolong their lives that what they had accomplished as humans is worthy and better than most of the other people behind them. Always that there are people "trying hard" to make other people uneasy and uncomfortable. Oh, well human beings are born with imperfections and God the only perfect in our world, in the Universe, in our lives who we are to argue?
When asked how they are doing? They are afflicted with certain diseases and illness without cure due to the suffering of being stingy and corrupt? Or because other people are envious and jealous that they want to inflict injury in you? Could it be that some doctors and nurses are fake? Who only cannot cure the sick because they don't know anything? Not because certain humans are rich and wealthier than you are they are happy and healthy. Superficial feelings of "better than the other" is just a matter of crying out loud asking what they've done to their own children is better than other parents who didn't do much simply because the acquisition of knowledge is based on the learner's ability to do what is best for them. You cannot force anybody to do what is right and you cannot force anybody what they have to accomplish in life. It's really up to that person or individuals. It's not that you failed as parents in giving the child or children the necessary tools and millions of advice to succeed but what if the teachers and professors would like them to fail to better the others. You are far behind in the academic community if you don't know the true nature of graft and corruption and if until now you are not aware of such nature that is most prevalent in the differences of the so called culture of shock. So get a life will you?
I am now on page 212 of THE TIGER's PREY written by Wilbur Smith and Tom Harper. I first thought this is the novel leading to the continuation of WAR CRY but it's not. Am I lost again this time because the flashbacks are surreal and galloping from one story sequence to another? The Tiger's Prey is a story of the Courtney's aboard the "Dowager" with too many characters to unravel their part and roles and the purpose of their lives unfold being one of the Courtney's family and clan. The story revolves about savages, the pirates' cruelty and wicked behaviour, worst than evil. The story is weird crazy! Houses built with clay materials mixed with cows' dung. Sh! If you like the savagery of Pirates of the Caribbean, surely you'll fall over this novel of detailed, very descriptive brutal initiation of Christopher Courtney into the hands of Indian murderers without remorse, heartless, cold and calculating. The graphic details of punishment and colonoscopy the ancient barbaric ways. It's an adventure to hurt and bear agonizing pain and to die painfully in the most humiliating way. The book of Wilbur Smith is strictly for adults only! I think most of the novels of Wilbur Smith are strictly for matured human beings. Who would like to read more than 425+ pages. If you are curious to read it then recommend this TIGER's PREY or WAR CRY. College students will enjoy the stories because the vocabulary words will help you a better reader and writer and your term paper will probably be of greater importance to your College professors.The relevance...
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