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Le sel de l’existence est essentiellement dans le poivre qu’on y met.
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Life’s value is not only in what happens to us, but in the attitude and energy we add to it. The comparison between salt and pepper suggests that existence becomes more vivid through the personal touch one brings to it. Meaning is found partly in how we season our experience.
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