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To: MR. FISH who wrote (45335)	6/23/1999 8:06:00 AM
From: William Brotherson	Respond to of 50264

Good Morning Everyone, I sat and thought about life last night. I looked around me and actually felt just a little ashamed at the over-abundance of bounty that I have. Sure, I am in hock up to my eyeballs but ends meet and all is good. Everything is relative to each individual person and only you can answer, do I have enough? I think I do for now, but tomorrow is a new day and things change....... The Man Who Had Plenty Once there was a family that was not rich and not poor. They lived in Ohio in a small country house. One night they all sat down for dinner, and there was a knock at the door. The father went to the door and opened it. There stood an old man in tattered clothes, with ripped pants and missing buttons. He was carrying a basket full of vegetables. He asked the family if they wanted to buy some vegetables from him. They quickly did because they wanted him to leave. Over time, the family and the old man became friends. The man brought vegetables to the family every week. They soon found out that he was almost blind and had cataracts on his eyes. But he was so friendly that they learned to look forward to his visits and started to enjoy his company. One day as he was delivering the vegetables, he said, "I had the greatest blessing yesterday! I found a basket of clothes outside my house that someone had left for me." The family, knowing that he needed clothes, said, "How wonderful!" The old blind man said, "The most wonderful part is that I found a family that really needed the clothes." by Jerry Ullman Have a great day all!!! wb