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A king had two servants.  He gave each a measure of wheat and a bundle of flax.  One servant took the flax and spun a cloth.  And he took the wheat, made flour and baked bread.  He then spread the cloth over the bread, ready for the king.
Meanwhile the other servant did nothing.
When the king returned he was shown a wheat bread covered with a cloth and anther box with wheat and bundle of flax alongside it.
It is not what life gives us but what we do with what we have. –Seder Zuta Eliahu


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