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What did you do the last 2 weeks?

Just think about it: You probably got up from bed quite early in morning, reluctantly trying to catch the various swiftly dispersing last captions of your sweet dream. Then you did all the involuntary things that one does for that time of the hour: like having a bath or brushing your teeth or dressing differently and coincidently according to the day and so on. You probably did all these things whilst thinking about your work, about the great time you had last night, about your husband, wife, boyfriend, girlfriend, kids or any person that you want or don't want to think about. Then, for the last 2 weeks, you probably had to work hard or to study for exams, enjoying all the happiness and all the turmoil that are mutually inseparable and integrated throughout that day. Therefore, towards the end of it, you probably said "What a day!", bumping onto the comfortable furniture you have at your private place or at your parents' sweet childhood nest. Definitely you had something nice to eat, something that deliciously notified your mind that you are at peace now. You maybe kissed you beloved ones numerous times and you went to bed, hoping and dreaming your day tomorrow is going to be just a little bit better.
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For the last 2 weeks, trapped beneath her college, Darlene Etienne, probably had the same dream:

After these 2 weeks, her dreams came true. And she said 'thank you'.
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Never stop dreaming.
Never, ever.

"What’s the world’s greatest lie?" the boy asked, completely surprised?
“It’s this: that at a certain point in our lives, we lose control of what’s happening to us, and our lives become controlled by fate. That’s the world’s greatest lie."

Newborn in Haiti, 20.01.2010, boston.com/bigpicture

This boy will someday understand the truth about the world's greatest lie.