CheesyMuslim
12-10-2006, 02:31 PM
Sorry bout that,
1. But this thread is to uncover what and how a *Good Life* is lived, and a successful life on Earth gets you to * A Better Place * after this life.
2. Meaning Heaven.
3. Here's a person's real life, who lived in a mid size Texas city, in the DFW area.
4. Which took place in the last century.
5. As it were,...........
6. A man who owned a radiator shop hadÂ*Â*a nice location downtown in a major city, and everyday, a young black child who was very poor, age 7, and didn't go to school, set up shop with a shoe shine kit, in front of his store, he came from a family of 8 children, and they all had to work in order to make it.
7. And everyday when a cop would drive by his shop every so often, what would happen is, the little boy would scurry real fast into the radiator shop to hide from the cop, doing this many times a day.
8. For even then they had laws that all children should be in school, and learning, even if you were black, this took place in the 1950's.
9. As it were one day the owner of the radiator shop died.
10. And he left the entire business to the *Shoe Shine Boy*.
11. The boy was now the owner of the radiator shop, and the contents of everything therein, which he then went to work in the shop learning all aspects of the business.
11. a) He now had employee's who were grown white men.
12. The man who died, left 50,000 dollars in the safe for inheritance tax.
13. The man who died also made it in his will that the name of the radiator shop would not have to be changed, because it was a *Family Named Business*.
14. It had his last name in the name of the business, which he knew his family wouldn't like or want the little black boy to be able to keep and use, but he protected the name, for the little black boy.
15. The man who died, had children of his own, but didn't leave it to them, or his brothers who were also in the business.
16. As time passed, early 1980's a rich person offered 300k for this shop, and by then the little black boy had grown up and had a 12 child family himself, and had also become a preacher.
17. So he sold to a developer downtown, and moved some what on the edge of downtown, buying another building taking the *Family Named Business * with him.
18. Till this day, the youngest Son, of * The Shoe Shine Boy * is still repairing radiators, he has many children.
Regards,
SirJamesofTexas
1. But this thread is to uncover what and how a *Good Life* is lived, and a successful life on Earth gets you to * A Better Place * after this life.
2. Meaning Heaven.
3. Here's a person's real life, who lived in a mid size Texas city, in the DFW area.
4. Which took place in the last century.
5. As it were,...........
6. A man who owned a radiator shop hadÂ*Â*a nice location downtown in a major city, and everyday, a young black child who was very poor, age 7, and didn't go to school, set up shop with a shoe shine kit, in front of his store, he came from a family of 8 children, and they all had to work in order to make it.
7. And everyday when a cop would drive by his shop every so often, what would happen is, the little boy would scurry real fast into the radiator shop to hide from the cop, doing this many times a day.
8. For even then they had laws that all children should be in school, and learning, even if you were black, this took place in the 1950's.
9. As it were one day the owner of the radiator shop died.
10. And he left the entire business to the *Shoe Shine Boy*.
11. The boy was now the owner of the radiator shop, and the contents of everything therein, which he then went to work in the shop learning all aspects of the business.
11. a) He now had employee's who were grown white men.
12. The man who died, left 50,000 dollars in the safe for inheritance tax.
13. The man who died also made it in his will that the name of the radiator shop would not have to be changed, because it was a *Family Named Business*.
14. It had his last name in the name of the business, which he knew his family wouldn't like or want the little black boy to be able to keep and use, but he protected the name, for the little black boy.
15. The man who died, had children of his own, but didn't leave it to them, or his brothers who were also in the business.
16. As time passed, early 1980's a rich person offered 300k for this shop, and by then the little black boy had grown up and had a 12 child family himself, and had also become a preacher.
17. So he sold to a developer downtown, and moved some what on the edge of downtown, buying another building taking the *Family Named Business * with him.
18. Till this day, the youngest Son, of * The Shoe Shine Boy * is still repairing radiators, he has many children.
Regards,
SirJamesofTexas