“Blessings come but one at a time, but misfortune visits in multiples”
From Best-Loved Chinese Proverbs, Second Edition, by Theodora Lau
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A Simple, Village Undertaker 
Unless you father twins?
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Wise answer, grasshopper
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Giggling…especially girl twins to be specific!
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Take heart! One Chinese saying goes like this: Every crisis is an opportunity.
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They do have a way with words….
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I have learned in my 74 years it is possible that if we didn’t have the misfortunes, we would not recognize the blessings. Well penned. ☺☺
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Like Jim Croce wrote… No one ever had a rainbow baby, until they had the rain. Thanks for following and your comments
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Being raised in a family with five other siblings, money was scarce.We had loving parents, a roof over our heads, clean clothes, and an education when we would complain about not having extras my dad would say; “You complain about only having peanuts to eat, but look behind you and you will see someone eating the shells”. I never forgot that. ☺
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