Story about nails and life... The son returned home after a long studying at the university. - What have you learned, son? - I’ve been learnt (am I right? I want to express that he says: “the teachers teach me”…, I don’t mean he was examined like the patient) with much and very difficult things. There is no point to tell you, all the same you won’t understand. Then the father asked the son to nail every board in the hedge. It takes the son half day. When the father asked the son was it difficult, the son answered not. It was easy. Then the father asked the son to take out the nails, promised to explain the sense later. It was hard to take the nails out and takes the whole day. - Was it hard? – father asked, - Yeah, it is unlikable and bore work. - Are there the marks remain? - Yes, of course! - Ok. So insulting someone, we as if hammer in a nail and it is easy. Apologizing (making excuse?) and repenting in acts we as if pull out this nail. And it’s harder! And the marks remains in the soul of man. Is it good to use “mark” ? Is it understandably that “harder” means “more difficult in psychological sense”? Thanks in advance for your correct!

Guess a riddle One king had a beautiful daughter. And the time to marry her had come. There were 2 pretenders who wanted to get married to her. Both of them were strong, smart, rich and noble. All the tasks that king set to them they had done equally excellently. And king had no idea how to choose the best. So, king decided to set to them the last test. He asked them to straddle theirs horses and said:"That man who finish the second will be a winner" Apparently, both of them didn't move. Till the wise man came and said something to them. After that they moved as fast as one can. What did the wise man say?