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We ended up taking my computer in anyway to the shop because the viruses/spyware on my computer said, "Ha ha. There's no way we're gonna let you try to install that there antivirus program you bought to get rid of us. We ain't gonna let you! Nuh-uh!" The viruses on this thing would not allow McAfee to install properly. So, we let the tech do battle with the viruses. *sticks tongue out at those viruses*
I have been known to say, "Life is hard, then you die." And, certainly it is hard. And whoever coined the question "Whoever said life was fair?" was wise and totally honest. It isn't fair; it's downright rough! And nobody knows that more than Heather right now.
*slight smile* I'm reminded of Sarah from Labyrinth, who constantly complained throughout the movie: "It's not fair!" None of the things Jareth did to keep her from the city and castle were fair, but he did them. And Sarah finally realized he did them because he could and that she had to deal with 'em. Whether she liked it or not. Things were no easier once she realized that, but yet, they were in a sense because she accepted what was reality and dealt with whatever came her way.
Life is hard, and then we die. I told Heather recently life doesn't get any better, but He won't give us anything we can't handle. And Mom reminded me we make life what it is. In essence, we can "make lemonade from the lemons life hands us" or we can bemoan our fate and blame unfairly the Father of us all.
I keep thinking of our prophet who so recently lost his beloved wife. He grieves for her deeply, but my comfort--and I'm sure it's his comfort too--is they will be together in the eternities. They've both lived exemplary(sp?) lives and they were married for time and eternity. Life is hard, but what will you make of it?
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