wisdom tooth give wisdom to us

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It may be true, it may be not. I may be late at discovering the hidden wisdom inside me, I now give you the authority to call me a late bloomer in excavating it. My second wisdom tooth in the lower right part of the teeth is now blossoming. It's throbbing, it's hurting, but the suffering I am getting right now is in exchange of a wisdom that only my heart can see. While writing a fiction short story for our Rhetoric class, I find this words coming out of the monitor, my fingers did the trick: "Life is a journey. In the middle of the journey, we experience different types of experience. There are bad and there are good, but the most important of all is that we find the beauty in all the ugly things that the world shows us." I asked a friend on how she thinks about my quote (which is by the way, first written in Tagalog) she replied: [b]"its like hope for the best but expect the worse" [/b] I responded: HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Before asking another friend of mine, I told her the answer of my first friend. I related to her the story of a girl that has been a victim of theft. I said that at first, the girl would be sad because she lost her wallet but in the end, she will be thankful that she is not the one who commit the act. And then, I asked her about her insight regarding my quote and this is her answer: "Even though life is tough, there are still many things that are worth to be thankful." I am glad that my second friend recognized the meaning of my quote. Does that make her a better friend? or just a better analyzer? haha But they are still both my friends whatever happens. P.S. I SO LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE WRITING. I’m loving it to every bits. :D