Thank You Mousie, For Everything

He was a poet in the late eighteenth century, but he was also a farmer who is actually at the farm and came up with a famous poem "mouse". One afternoon in 1785, when he cultivated the field in Scotland he accidentally dug a rat's nest. He felt bad and wanted to apologize to the mouse. In his apologies, Barnes not only emphasized the guilt for breaking the mouse house, it seems that he is cutting a deeper tangent.

A: I would like to thank you all for the past year. Thank you for making me part of your love even if I have been wrong many times. Regarding the true meaning of loving someone, I learned much from you. I always wanted to tell you this word. I am trying to make a correct word. If you say you want to stop, you know that there is a time to say something. I do not know where friendship comes from, but I know that I love you. Me: You have a very selfish and troublesome way to express your love. You say you love me, but you are threatening to commit suicide by making racial backgrounds thoroughly. I will hear your voice when I try to deal with my feelings. You have this, I will tell you, I do not want to have sex with you and talk to me. I will never believe you. Since

I appreciate everything. Yes, it's all. How can you thank you for all? I do not know. This is what I do every day. I spend two to three minutes a day thinking about what happened to me on the last day. I am very grateful to my conversation. Delicious dinner that I had (or lunch or both). I can write this article. People like that article. I can pay the transportation fee from point A to point B. I can afford that coffee. I was awarded another day on this planet. This list continues