Working Overtime Standard Apron

Working Overtime. A beautiful pencil sketch of an old western man with half torn bare feet holding a pencil with beautiful white text written working overtime. Everyday is always a good day to have a good perfect day. What is this issue about overtime and working overtime? “In the United States, what makes America exceptional in their duty is not the fact that Americans just like any other country or folks out there are perfect, but the mare fact that Americans struggle to improve. We're self-critical. We work to live up to our highest values and ideals, knowing that we're not always going to achieve them perfectly, but we keep on trying to perfect our union. You can't be complacent and accept the world just as it is. You have to imagine what the world might be and then push and work towards that future. Progress requires that you honestly confront the dark corners of our own past; extend rights and opportunities to more of your citizens; see the differences and diversity of this country as a strength, just as we in America try to see the diversity of our country as a strength and not a weakness. So you can choose the path to progress, but it requires making some important choices.” Speech by the USA P resident on his trip to Kenya. Men and women all over the world work overtime to make ends meet. Students working abroad work between jobs and holidays just to make that small amount to cater for their fees. Guess what modern slaves work day in and day out not knowing even if they will be paid or given the freedom they came with in this world. While mothers and women all over the world work overtime to keep their families and houses nice peaceful and happy sometimes people forget that there is a higher power working overtime just to give us the breath we need every Nano second. The whole world is working overtime just to sustain us. This blue planet needs to be understood and lets all work for the service of this world. Remember Hakuna Matata working overtime so long as its for the common good.