Success can be found from all angles in life and we should try different jobs to find the right fit for ourselves. Now and then we’ll all be the new guy, the jester, and the pawn but we shouldn’t feel bad that we can’t be the king all of the time. “Each time I find myself, flat on my face I pick myself up and get back in the race-that’s life.” Everyone signs an invisible contract when they are born that entails the policies of having to deal with stress, sadness, and defeat but
There are also a series of warnings spread out throughout the novel which seems to suggest that not every working class member should strive to become a middle class member and that there are certain perils that can occur such as the failure to remember where one came
some snacks before leaving them on the path for the children to pick up. Through an act of war, children, including your own, were lost. Personally, I am not yet a parent and have yet experienced great loss; still, I am capable of sympathizing with your pain, of knowing how unfathomable your suffering must be. Nevertheless, it is heavily suggested that you forgive the soldier who committed the horrendous act to your child. Forgiveness is to be able
Have you ever read “The Tempest”by William Shakespeare? If not then you really should! The plot is amazing, the conflict is extraordinary. The characters vary in the way they act. Some are cruel and mean, and some are like angels, completely innocent. Others are in the middle, they can be persuaded to do evil things, as-well as good. Find out how these characters, Miranda, Prospero, Ariel, Caliban,Ferdinand, and Stephano are the way they are, and why they did what they did. (Thesis >)Trust me, these
New York. While we may never know what happened to the town of Mapleton and it's citizens after the final moments of the season
to Kate and asked “hey Kate you know Oliver the one with the white hair he would like to go out with you” Kate looked back at Kai and laughed as hard as she could and responded
F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby begins with a piece of advice from the narrator, Nick’s father. He says, “’Whenever you feel like criticizing any one,… just remember that all the people in this world haven’t had the advantages you’ve had” (1). Nick takes this to heart, claiming he never judges anyone, but in the glamorous world of 1920s Long Island, this could be harder than Nick ever anticipated. Surrounded by all sorts of moral disregard, Nick finds himself disgusted with every aspect of
thinking that there is no hope anymore. This book is for you, it is not going to take away your troubles, but I am certain that it will spark the brain that can alter your thoughts and make you view the world from a different perspective. It will keep you going.