There's Nothing to It: Chapter III
Likely Circumstances
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Every day, opportunities usually go sans purpose. In a matter of time, the fruits of labor become arduous tasks to fulfill righteously, which often leave open gaps that will haunt them eventually, such are a foolhardy venture as signs of desperation manifest themselves, thus further weakening their abilities as self takes precedence. All be to their own self be true. Nations rise and fall when souls no longer believe that truth prevails and that lies and death are all that remains. Thus, the beginnings are circumvented, time and again, to the point where no one realizes where the crossroads stand, at which time they know that the calamity afoot gives none to favor but a recourse, as time has changed and likely other matters that will be sorted out.
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We have cause to witness the renewal of events as they happened. Firstly, the borders they claim to be in rightful possession by all within, as well as without said borders, and seeing that both sides of the borders are of a laden nature, in peace filled by a truce. Once that has been ascertained, then the formal legend will be defined. A new nation will choose its government leaders from the greater to the local levels. The nuances of newness take form ahead of celebrations if it can be separated as a legitimate act, working out, and certain obligations can be made as legal tender, formalizing and recognizing its forward momentum is unceasing, but a must if order is to be achieved, as the rivalries will take to their sides.
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All is done with the people who are empowered to act according to the terms to which all members agreed. Then they will move ahead in whatever way they can to be recognized and the perpetuity of their people, their government, and the nation at large. All this rigmarole is made so that none be caught unaware of any improprieties that may reel back into a quagmire and stagnate the forward motion of completion its rounds within their ranks and files. All will be considered and properly registered to be heard in their due course of time. After which, they will establish the foreground of what is expected and agreed upon, before signing it as a formality, as witnesses of the proven matter organized themselves like an assembly, hearing all points of view before casting their final vote.
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A procedural version of how matters are resolved and how they will be able to handle the outcome of the resolution. Therefore, it becomes incumbent upon the members to vote unanimously will be welcomed in the public opinion polls if ever it is undertaken. That unique and unambiguous rendition of the growing within the caucus unfolded on the floor, thus affecting mass approval ratings by all concerns throughout the assembly of all the members of the individual caucuses coming into an agreement well ahead of its scheduled course of business, and considering all of the surrounding circumstances, thus bringing about a quick end of what some said might lead to an opened quagmire of sorts.
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As the groups separate into their individual causes before joining their caucuses. The conditions set forth the strength of individualism among the participants, again, an extension of empowerment uniquely encasing individuals in their appointed rights under their constitutional well-being. The university takes pride in its government and political courses, allowing its students to gain firsthand experience in dealing with the lives of our leaders on a national and/or local level, as well as how our political entities must deal with everyday life, which can be cumbersome and time-consuming for each of their members. Be as it may, the challenges are inherent and therefore must be dealt with accordingly.
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The university further stipulates that both courses, governmental and political, are forever endowed to be a singular entity, one not different from the other. As such, the students are incumbent to take both courses to earn a political science college degree, enabling them to ascertain their future course in their lives and which way their heart desires for their future may be. Some students take foreign languages, probably enhancing an ambassadorial role model, which is quite an amicable proposition as well as a prestigious enterprise to be opened on the world stage. Such endeavors invigorate students’ full participation on a massive scale within their entitled counterparts in real life.
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This foster program is the stepping stone for future leaders to embrace and immerse themselves wholeheartedly in their endeavors, which eventually will opportune them for an array of situations for them to scrutinize and investigate whatever probabilities that may arise. The abysmal gap is dangerously widening because of misunderstanding or self-doubt within the structure. It motivates individuals to divide and conquer all the obstacles of illusion and mystique failures as being part of the course and nothing more, and to stabilize everything on an equal foundation in moving forward uninhibited by any challenges that they might be faced with and resolving them to the best of their ability.
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Slowly, we will rise once again, with all of our faculties in place, and find ourselves a better footing to push off and away from any form of adversities or circumstances that will prevent them from recurring at any given time or place. We must always be prepared for the unexpected to take away our dreams and visions for our future to manifest themselves accordingly. What predicates humanity goes on their paths of happiness and woebegone, pray tell, what does that mean? Life has a lot of ups and downs, and does that mean that other times are balanced? As a matter of fact, no, they are not; they are truthfully balanced and unbalanced.
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If you’re up and balanced, give it a while to maintain and stay focus on the positive end of the spectrum, lest the negative end tears the spectrum to a specter. Life is both good and bad, recognizing both entities as a way of life, as both are known, sadly and happily true. You can’t always have it one way but both ways, for that is what life is all about. You cannot be good at everything; find that out by asking somebody you know nothing about, “Okay, I’ll race you to the car, if you can beat me crocheting this red sweater?”
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