There was a drunk who was crawling around under a street lamp on his hands and knees. He had been there for some time, and another guy came along and said, "What are you looking for?" The answer was that he was looking for his lost car keys, and so the new guy joined in the search for ten minutes or so. Finally he asked, "Are you sure you dropped them here?" "Oh, no," the answer came back. "I lost them over there by my car," and the drunk pointed over toward the darkness where his car was. Exasperated, the other man said, "So what are you looking here for then?" "Oh," the drunk said, "the light's better here."

Yeah, it is a joke that makes one groan with absolute boredom. But, rather than taking it as a joke, why not take it as a very morally fused story.

Now the moral here, is that you should look for things where you have the greatest likelihood of finding what you are looking for, and you should not waste your time looking where it is most convenient for you to be looking.

Don't be the foolish drunkard who looks where it is most conveniant.

"Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path."
Psalm 119:105