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As time goes by
Yesterday, I had a meet with my girlfriend. While I was going to her house, I met by chance my friend's friend, Tony, who I have not seen for some months. I know Tony since he was in the high school and he was very thin.. After beginning to study at the university, he became fat. Every time I saw him, his body was bigger and I always asked me what he was waiting to start to lose weight. However, yesterday was different: Tony was thin again! I complimented him for his achievement and he told me he lost weight walking every day during one hour.
After to say goodbye to him, I continued my way. In the next block, I met another known person, my friend Jose, who I have never seen since high school. For my surprise, Jose became fat and gray with just 25 years! It was unbelivable for me, because he was my thinnest friend!
We talked something about how long we did not see each other and other old friends, and I continued my way to my girlfriend's house.
Up to now, I am very curious if they were so surprised with my appearence as I did with theirs.
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A good liver
Around 15 days ago, I noticed there was little water inside my left ear canal. I noticed that because I turned my head suddenly and I felt liquid moving inside my left ear. As I swim frequently, I am used to have water inside my ear canal and I know I need bend my head to the ear affected site and press the ear entry with my finger in order to take the water out of my canal. Even I have to repeat that process some times, I always can solve it. However, my methods are not working now. Today at morning, my mother, who is a doctor, examined my ear and realise that water is actually behind the eardrum and she gave me a medicine to take.
Three weeks ago, I was not noticing that I had ear canals. Now, as water inside it is really annoying me, I remember that part of my body many times by day. As a professor of mine says: "a good liver is that one you do not know that exist". The same can be said about ear canals.Thanks God I keep not remembering my liver.
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