For instance, Poverty that considers one of the misfortunes of the homeless people 's lives has been teaching people the value of money. For example, One day my sister and I were buying bread from the bread shop. A little boy came with a basket of flowers that he was selling. When he came to us, we decided to give him some bread. He chose a large piece of bread. My sister told him that he would not be able to finish it. He said it is not for me alone. He wanted to take it home because he wanted to share it with his sister and mother. He took it and still was quite anxious about something. He was trying to tell us that his mother would rather him to bring some money back instead of the bread, so they could pay their house rent. I was wondring how this boy did not forget his family when he took the big one of bread. While we were astonished and puzzled to give him some beside the bread, shopkeeper confirmed us that he tells the truth, and he has a sister and a widowed mother. In fact, Poverty taught that boy to understand the value of money. Money was all that he asked to support himself and his family to fax their hard lives. Poverty teaches people the meaning of life to be acceptable any misfortunes that happen to them. Also, poverty teaches the importance of friends, the importance of one-time meal and the simplicity of living. It teaches how to stay survival with the bare minimum. Moreover, it helps people to focus more on the simple things that they have and to embrace whatever life throws at
For instance, Poverty that considers one of the misfortunes of the homeless people 's lives has been teaching people the value of money. For example, One day my sister and I were buying bread from the bread shop. A little boy came with a basket of flowers that he was selling. When he came to us, we decided to give him some bread. He chose a large piece of bread. My sister told him that he would not be able to finish it. He said it is not for me alone. He wanted to take it home because he wanted to share it with his sister and mother. He took it and still was quite anxious about something. He was trying to tell us that his mother would rather him to bring some money back instead of the bread, so they could pay their house rent. I was wondring how this boy did not forget his family when he took the big one of bread. While we were astonished and puzzled to give him some beside the bread, shopkeeper confirmed us that he tells the truth, and he has a sister and a widowed mother. In fact, Poverty taught that boy to understand the value of money. Money was all that he asked to support himself and his family to fax their hard lives. Poverty teaches people the meaning of life to be acceptable any misfortunes that happen to them. Also, poverty teaches the importance of friends, the importance of one-time meal and the simplicity of living. It teaches how to stay survival with the bare minimum. Moreover, it helps people to focus more on the simple things that they have and to embrace whatever life throws at