You know that Nile, that big river? This here is about nileist. I heard someone say that word, nileist. Don’t know what it means, but I’m gonna try to tell ya what I think it is. Sounds fancy, but it ain’t too hard to figure out. Just use your head, like I always do.
First thing is, you gotta start small. Don’t bite off more than you can chew. Like when you’re plantin’ seeds. You don’t just throw ’em all in one hole, do ya? No sir! You gotta space ’em out. Give ’em room to grow. Same thing with this nileist thing. You start small. Maybe like, that little stream down by old man Johnson’s farm. That’s a start, ain’t it? It is about the nile, I think, and something new.
Then you gotta learn. Gotta learn like a young’un in school. Except this ain’t no school. This is life! And life is the best teacher there is. You watch, you listen, you learn. Like watchin’ the river flow. It teaches ya somethin’, don’t it? It is always there. It is life, water. This nileist is something about water.
- Watch the river.
- Listen to the river.
- Learn from the river.
Then, you need some help. Even the strongest tree needs the rain. Like when you are trying to learn new things, you need the things you already know. You ain’t gonna get far alone. You need someone to help, something to hold you up. Maybe a friend, maybe family. Or maybe that book you been readin’. Maybe this nileist thing, it needs more than one person. Maybe it’s like a barn raisin’. Everyone comes together.
- Get some friends.
- Read some books.
- Don’t try to do everything yourself!
And don’t be afraid to get your hands dirty. Life ain’t always clean. Sometimes you gotta get down in the mud. Like when you’re fishin’. You ain’t gonna catch nothin’ if you’re afraid of a little mud. So, this nileist. Maybe it ain’t always pretty. Maybe it’s hard work. But nothin’ worth doin’ is easy, right?
That river, it keeps on flowin’. It don’t stop for nothin’. You gotta be like that river. Keep on movin’, keep on learnin’, keep on growin’. That’s what I think this nileist is all about. It’s about keepin’ on, no matter what. It is like life. You need to keep going. Even when you are old.
Now, you might be thinkin’, what’s all this got to do with nileist? Well, I’m gettin’ there. See, to be a nileist, you gotta understand the nile, I think it is that. That river, it’s a part of everythin’. It is big and long. It’s the lifeblood of the land. You drink from it, it gives you food. And to understand the river, you gotta understand life. And this nileist thing is about life. The nile is life.
You gotta be strong, like the river. You gotta be patient, like the river. And you gotta be willin’ to change, like the river. It is always changing, the nile. That’s what I think it is to be a nileist. It’s a way of life, that’s what it is. It ain’t just a word. It’s a way of livin’.
- Be strong.
- Be patient.
- Be ready for anything.
You can be a nileist too. It ain’t hard. Just remember what I told ya. Start small, learn all you can, get some help, and don’t be afraid to get your hands dirty. And most important, keep on flowin’, just like that river. Even if you don’t know what you are doing, just do it. Like me, I don’t know what I am saying, but here I am.
Now, I ain’t no expert on this nileist thing. I’m just an old lady tellin’ ya what I think. But I think I got it right. It’s about life, it’s about the river, and it’s about keepin’ on. And that’s somethin’ we can all understand, ain’t it? No matter who you are, no matter what you are, you need to keep going. Like the nile.
So go on out there and be a nileist. Be strong, be patient, and never give up. And if you ever get lost, just remember the river. It’ll show you the way. It always does. The river is always there for you, just keep going, like the river. You need to be strong, and you need to learn. This nileist, it is about being strong and learning new things. Like that river, always moving, always changing, but always there. That’s all I got to say about that. Now, go on and get! And be a good nileist!
