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3 Things About Life I Wish I Had Known 10 Years Ago

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Three Important Life Lessons I Wish I Had Known 10 Years Ago African Proverbs.


3 Things About Life I Wish I Had Known 10 Years Ago


Important Life Lessons I Wish I Had Known 10 Years Ago African Proverbs
Three Things About Life African Proverbs


Important Life Lessons I Wish I Had Known 10 Years Ago African Proverbs
Three Things About Life African Proverbs

 
Important Life Lessons I Wish I Had Known 10 Years Ago African Proverbs
Three Things About Life African Proverbs


3 Things About Life I Wish I Had Known 10 Years Ago


The ladle cannot serve anything if the pot is empty.

The plan kills; the weapon only does the deed.

The day you are unfortunate even cold food burns you.



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