My friends, we should consider ourselves fortunate, not because we are any greater or lesser because we face adversity, — Michael Joling
My friends, we should consider ourselves fortunate, not because we are any greater or lesser because we face adversity, — Michael Joling
My friends, we should consider ourselves fortunate, not because we are any greater or lesser because we face adversity, — Michael Joling
My friends, we should consider ourselves fortunate, not because we are any greater or lesser because we face adversity, — Michael Joling
My friends, we should consider ourselves fortunate, not because we are any greater or lesser because we face adversity, — Michael Joling
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My friends, we should consider ourselves fortunate, not because we are any greater or lesser because we face adversity, rather we simply rejoice in the opportunity to face it.

— Michael Joling
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