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While trying not to put all eggs inside a basket just to avoid the calamity that may before one at anything time. I'm not trying to be pessimistic, but it would be good to expect worst sometimes by preparing one's mind for it as i believe this will limit the level of one's anxiety when the real trouble surface, maybe i'm wrong!

Yesterday, i was privileged to meet an old friend at the garage while trying to board a bus to a nearby town where i wanted to submit my cv for potential employment opportunities.

it is almost a decade now since i last see him, though i do see him on social media platform but not in real person like this. it was our last day at ilesa grammar school[high school] that we had an intimate conversation, where we both conversed our plan and what we wanted to become in the future. he had said he wanted to become a medical doctor since he was in science class then, and i had said i wanted to become a lawyer as an art student. it was so funny as two of us didn't get to become what we had thought. i found myself ending up as a teacher while he became a surveyor.

"Life has not been fair," he said as we proceed in our journey, he narrated what he had passed through since we last met. his struggle before he became a graduate and the trouble he had encountered trying to secure employment. our story was similar as i have tried to get employed many times in government institutions to no avail. the only difference in our story was the fact, that i still manage to get employed by a private institution as a part-time teacher even though the salary is relatively small to what a graduate should earn and the fact that there is no gratuity after the service which made it a pain in the harsh and seems impossible to work there forever. to cut the long story short, we got to our destination and later parted after exchanging contacts.

i concluded that we are really a product of our world and we can't triumph more than what destiny has in place for us. In the end the world has