God Still Wants Me!

[347 words] When it is first printed a $100 bill is crisp and clean and you can take that bill and buy $100 dollars worth of merchandise. That bill will then pass through many different hands in the next 15 years, the expected life of that bill. The bill will become crumpled, worn, wrinkled, possibly torn, and will most likely have traces of feces, cocaine, animal DNA, food, and more than 100 different strains of bacteria by the end of its useful existence. Even near the end, the last person that is given that bill will gladly take it and can use that damaged worn-out, disgusting, $100 bill and purchase $100 dollars worth of merchandise. Even though it is in bad shape that bill still has value and is useful to us. As a human, I came into this world crisp and new. As my life progresses I will pick…