“Infuse your life with action. Don't wait for it to happen. Make it happen. Make your own future. Make your own hope.
They are also about finding out where you belong and how to do that. “Remember that great vacation we had with your family”(Daywalt
(12). Brooks wrote these lines with a very specific point to not live out of revenge or spite or just to get it over with but to rather value every little experience and cherish life for what it really is. The poet is writing about an experience that's different for everyone is what life really is. There's no set rule for how to live your life, there's no guarantee that your life is going to be amazing but, there's also no guarantee that your life is going to be
3) Depressing, but also very true. I chose this quote because when I was reading this book and came along this sentence it gave me the chills. What he said is true, and the truth can sometimes be frightening. “Dad?” “Yeah Buddy?”
Once again, the idea to seize the day, or live your life to the fullest, is presented in the brilliant text “IT’S OK TO BE
The last example is to focus on yourself and also other people so that they know that they have a chance and to let them know that they are worth something in the
Motivation quotes stand out to me because I always had a problem with that and there are a couple missed opportunities that I wish I would have acted upon. Which is why for me the theme that stands out the most for me is pursuing your dreams. This relates to me because I personally am someone who
Rough draft Aphorisms and Tuesday's With Morrie An aphorism is a simple and consist saying that proposes truth or opinion Since Tuesdays with Morrie was about an older man who was a college professor, living after being diagnosed with Als. Tuesday's with Morrie was full of aphorism that were about living your life to the fullest since that was one thing that Morrie not only did, but believed that everyone should do. Morrie was content with what he had and believed no matter how much or how little you had, if you didn't take the time to enjoy the ones you love or the ones that love you, you weren't living. One aphorism that I believe relates to me and the story is "there is no such thing as too late in life".
The text states “ The first thing is this: when something feels hard, remember that it gets better. Choose to move forward, and don't let anything stop you.” This is a strong advice for teengeres becuase many teenagers tend to give up and quit. Additionally, this convinces and assures them that situations will get better. He provides credibility by showing that he has gone to diffuclt sutauions as a teenger as well.
The first one is when the narrator stated “What I learned is that when a man who stays mostly quiet offers advice, you take it” (de le Pena 11). What the narrator gained from this was the life lesson of taking advice from quiet people because they do not try to brag about anything showing that they know some things. Another life lesson the narrator said that was learned off the court is that “When a man with nothing offers to give something, you take it” (del le Pena 11). The life lesson the narrator learned was that when a man offers it is an offer that is wanted to be taken. The last life lesson the narrator said that was learned off the court is.
Although they may appear small, vague, and irrelevant, a proverb holds a much deeper meaning that can help guide you through a virtuous life if you allow it. He extended some of the annotations on specific adages that he thought could be used as an allegory. For instance, “The Dung Beetle Hunts
Using his own experience, Nick tells people that cherishing what you have you will be happy; facing difficulties, no matter how, do not give up, you will meet hope; taking a small step forward every day, you can accomplish the goal of
The three quotes listed above represent the happiness of the Christmas season. The first quote is extremely profound, it tells the recipient that they should always be joyful, thankful, giving, and friendly; not just around the holidays. I wish that the entire world could be friendly and giving year round, our planet needs that from us. The second quote tells us how we reminisce about the joy and memories of Christmas when we were a child.
Extraterrestrial Evidence “Get the smallest casket you can find,” Walter Houte said on July 8, 1947 through the phone, after seeing a remarkable sight (1947 Roswell). Houte worked at the Roswell Air Base and was called to a sighting where there had been a wreck. Pieces of metal were found everywhere, scattered about, and at one point it was recorded that there had been a piece so thin that it was the thickness of a cigarette foil, but no matter how hard anyone tried to bend it, it would not move (What Really Happened). Over the course of many decades there have been over a hundred reportings of alien sightings. Everyone has the right to their own opinion, but aliens could in fact exist.
Five Essential Truths Everyone has their own essential truths -- about their life, their principles, or whatever rules are in their mind. Nevertheless, I consider that lots of people in this world agree with the "Five Essential Truths" by Richard Rohr, myself included. First, "Life is hard. " Every person must do their best to live in order to continue their life. People all need food, air and water, and when they older, they will think about work, money, house, parents and family.
