Shingleshives More Condition_symptoms Reflections

- What do you want?
- Finally ... just want to be happy.
- Ui, that ultimately is one of the more elusive goals ...
- Call me ambitious then.
- I've said what I want, but only told me the destination ... How are you doing? What do you want now?
- The only way is to go thinking about small steps, small victories to help achieve this utopian happiness. Not achieved at once, but you have to be conquered day by day, inch by inch.
- It looks like something out of a speech by Napoleon himself ...
- The pursuit of happiness continues to be a battle to win. Must be raised somehow meet and outline a strategyEgia work.
- it gives me that you've read too many books of war ... And if you have it so clear, how is it that you have not yet achieved, Master Strategist?
- Because I set goals too ambitious for my chances. You can not go crazy, now I see, and I will rectify ...
- You say that like you know what you have to do ...
- ... I saw what was there and now I know what it's worth fighting for. I've set a goal, I think there chances of winning, and I'll stake everything on a number. Every time the thing looks better, and this victory could turn over the tortilla and make happiness could win once.
- And what is that goal? "The victory that will lead to happiness art dand magic, if I may ask?
- It's simple, you should know.
- Well, I can not think what you may be as great as that from there to reach happiness without problems.
- Oh no? It's funny ...
- Are you going to tell me or will you stand there amazed making it the interesting?

He gives a mirror, she is perplexed.

- A mirror? Are you going to get to happiness with a mirror?
- Not exactly ... Fasten it looks.
- I see nothing special. A mirror that has cost you two dollars to banks by pretending to be silver aluminum. A mirror is quite mediocre.
- Did not see anything else?
- What do you see? It is a mirror, I see me.
- Bingo.