I agree that time, energy, relations and finances are our most valuable assets. They are our assets if we know to handle them wisely in hances our ability to succeed. Time is the most valuable treasure and it can be lose in vain.
Relationship are another assets.
Human being a social creatures. We live in a society and it is important to live in a harmony. If we make friendships with the hope of some benefit, we will find that people will have a similar attitude to us. This caind of friendship leads to insecurity and jealousy. True friendship should be based on manual support and good will, irrespective of any personal gain.
Money is anything that is a generally accepted by people in each for the thing this’ll or the work they do. Another use of money is a story of wealth but we mutant forget the proverb “ money is a rout of evil”. We must manage it and not money manages us.
Only in this case money is a treasure.
Once there lived a girl who loved her classmate. Unfortiently, this boy had never even looked at this girl. So her love was very painful and terrible. But our girl was courage enough to come to the boy and tell him about her fillings. But as it was expected the boy only laughed at her. She cried a lot thinking that her life had ended. But on the next day when she went shopping she met a perfect boy who was elder her. She fell in love with him. But another problem appered on her way to happiness - her parents. Still we have to remember that the girl was very brave. So she collected her things at night, jumped out of the window and went away with her lovely boy. And they lived happily forever. The end :)
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Перевести. starters goat’s cheese pate with red onion marmalade a little beetroot and a slow simmer in red wine bring out both the sweetness and the deep ruby colour of red onions. this “marmalade” offsets the pale, salty creaminess of peppered go a t’s cheese laced with green herbs. wonderful as a starter or on a buffet table. serves 6 ingredients 500 g goat’s cheese 150 ml whipping cream 1 sachet gelatine 2 tbsp lemon juice 1 tsp cracked black pepper 2 tbsp chopped parsley 2 tbsp chopped chives 2 tbsp chopped basil red onion marmalade: 2 medium-sized red onions, finely chopped 1 tbsp light olive oil 1 medium-sized beetroot, grated 'a bottle red wine 2 tbsp balsamic vinegar 1 'a tbsp honey 1 tsp salt garnish: chive and parsley sprigs 3 tbsp chopped walnut kernels 6 tbsp walnut oil directions 1. break up the goat’s cheese, peeling if necessary, and leave it to stand in a warm place.bring the whipping cream to the boil, sp rin k le on the gelatine and lemon juice, and whisk for at least 1 min until the gelatine has fully dissolved. add to the goat’s cheese, to g e th er with the cracked black pepper and chopped herbs, and mix thoroughly- 2407 lay out a sheet of clingfilm, then spread the cheese mixture along it and shape into a log. roll up the clingfilm to hold the shape and refrigerate for 4 hours. 3 t o make the m arm alade, cook the red onions in the oil in a stainlesssteel pan over a gentle heat for 10 m in, stirring regularly. add the remaining ingredients. bring to the boil and cook slowly until the red wine has reduced and has been almost com pletely absorbed. this will ta k e about 30 to 40 min. tip the mixture into a bowl and leave to co o l. season to taste, if necessary. 4. to serve, remove clingfilm from the pate and cut into 1 cm slices. arrange two slices in the centre of each plate and surround with spoonfuls of the red onion marm alade. g arnish with herbs and chopped walnuts, then drizzle with the walnut oil. serve with fresh crusty bread.