1. Focus on the best and delegate the rest 2. sometimes offense is the best defense 3.If future can't be predicted why not create it 4. How you make others think about themselves says a lot about you 5.If everything is perfect, you would neither learn nor grow 6. Failure is not opposite of success it's a part of success 7.success and attitude are equally as important as ability 8.i want to be your favourite hello and hardest goodbye 9. I do what you won't today so that i can what you can't tomorrow 10. Don't tell god how strong is your problem, tell your problem how strong your god is! 11.Be like a star which is self iilluminating, so that darkness cant hide you 12. Remember you are unique just like everyone else 13.Travel is not …show more content…
It took me twenty minutes to shuffle the cards to play solitaire 15.I like it when I buy a bag of air, and the company is nice enough to put some chips in it. 16.People who make medicine clearly have no idea what fruit taste like. 17.If you have a headache, do what it says on the aspirin bottle: Take two, and KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN 18.Whenever a bird poops on my car I eat a plate of scrambled eggs on my front porch just to let them know what I'm capable of. 19.When someone says "hey man, its been a while!" I can't help but think "I've been avoiding you, but you're becoming a better finder." 20.I hate when I plan a conversation in my head and the other person doesn't follow the script 21.Today I sent out a text saying, "Hey, I lost my phone, will you call it?" 12 people called me...I need smarter friends. 22.Dear life, When I said "can my day get any worse?" it was a rhetorical question, not a …show more content…
25.You always have that bit of hope inside you during a fire drill, that your school is actually on fire. 26.Ten years from now, one of the hardest challenges our kids will face will be finding a username that's still available. 27.Social media is just like my refrigerator. I check it every 10 minutes and yet there's nothing new. 28.Recipes are like dating profiles. They never look like the picture... 29.What do I do when I see someone extremely gorgeous? I stare, I smile, then when I get tired, I put the mirror down. 30.I believe in magic because it's the only way to explain how fitted sheets get folded. 31.What if I told you I could literally cut your phone bill in HALF with an exciting new product called scissors?! 32. Once a couple did a baby photoshoot with burrito! Some much love and emotion! 33.Texting while driving is incredibly stupid and dangerous. You're practically begging for typos. 34.Since smart watches can now read your pulse, there should be a feature that erases your browser history if your heart stops beating... 35.Now that cell phones are becoming more and more waterproof, pretty soon it will be okay to push people into pools
7.Every occassion doesn’t warrant a new outfit. Yes I wore this outfit last week and do you know why that is possible? Its called a washing machine- magic! 8.Basketball and soccer are just as good as polo and golf.
Whenever we get our hopes up we find added disappointments. 10. Wherever we go we seem to get lost. 11.
I learn better in groups of people that are like minded. (Inner Circle) 2. I know less than I have ever thought I knew. (humility) 3. I will be on this journey to the death.
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?”
Twelve is sixth grade, first year of middle school, what more is there to say about twelve? Eleven, oh eleven how far gone are you. Fifth grade, five years ago seems like an eternity. Ten, first year as double digits, and the only things that really mattered in life were what was for lunch that day, and who all had candy with them, and what you had as trade to get that
"I wonder how many people I've looked all my life and never seen John Steinbeck," The winter of our discontent. There is a lot of background information about John Steinbeck I will be talking about his accomplishments. I will also be talking about interesting facts about him. He was born on Salinas,California February 27 1902.
John Steinbeck Life John Ernst Steinbeck was born on 27 February 1902, in Salinas, California, he originated from a family or moderate means and spent quite a bit of his life in the California Monterey County. He went to Salinas High School, moving on from that point in 1919, and having accomplished minor brandishing qualification and in addition contributing every now and again to class magazine, then went to Stanford University, with sea life science as his real subject. He devised to be an essayist, and a few of his initial lyrics and short stories showed up in college productions. He was evidently keener on nature and writing than he was in taking after a formal course of study. He needed to take long stretches a path from the college
John Steinbeck’s life and experiences impacted his writing style and his novels. From the setting, to the themes, to the actual story itself, Steinbeck’s life experiences peek through if you look for them. The setting of most of his works is his homeland, the Salinas Valley, and he used many events in his life to inspire his novels and other works. He also expressed the theme good vs. evil, which was one of his more used themes, in his novel East of Eden. In Tortilla Flat, Steinbeck shows the beauty in the simplest of things through the lives of the paisanos.
In the short story “Eleven” by Sandra Cisneros, Rachel’s attitude is anxious and pessimistic using selective details and imagery. Throughout the short story, there is a continuous theme, birthdays. While most people cannot wait for their birthdays, Rachel feels quite differently. Rachel not only thinks she's eleven, but also ten, 9 , 8 , 7 , and so on. She thinks that when you “sit on your mama’s lap because you're scared,...
………… 12 When I am being emotional I am aware of this 13 I rarely fly off the handle at other people 14 I can tell if a team of people are not getting along with each other # HOW THE STATEMENT APPLIES TO YOU 1=DOES NOT APPLY 3 = APPLIES HALF THE TIME 5=ALWAYS APPLIES 1 2 3 4 5 15 When I feel anxious I usually can account for the reasons 16 Difficult people do not annoy me 17 I can usually understand why people are being difficult towards me 18 I love to meet new people and get to know what makes them tick 19 I always know when I'm being unreasonable 20 Other individuals are not difficult
Day 3- I want you to be happy- I once made my friend happy. I shared my lunch with my friend. He forgot his lunch money and he didn't have breakfast.
Where one grows up can significantly impact one’s life in the long run. John Steinbeck was born on February 27, 1902 in Salinas, California to Olive Hamilton and John Ernst Steinbeck. The third of four children, he was expected to do the same chores as his older sisters Elizabeth Ainsworth and Esther Rodgers, and younger sister Mary Dekker. He had a comfortable childhood with his mother, a retired school teacher, and his father, a manager at a local flour mill. Even so he had some challenges.
In the story “Of Mice and Men” Steinbeck suggests that as humans, we crave contact with others to give life more meaning. This story took place in the early 1930’s after the stock market crashed. The main characters George and Lennie are traveling around in search of a job. George is small and intelligent and travels around with an oversized, clumsy bear like man named Lennie. George constantly talks about how his life would be so much better if he didn’t have to babysit Lennie, but no matter what happens George has Lennie’s back.
We are social in the world a successful for life to share it is most people wants will let's do it. 8. If you're going through hell keep going. - Winston Churchill I would keep going for life with God, but I never to my mind for going to hell is evils almost look alike exists. Something you can feel is happen when going to keep in the alive than hell some of your souls will can't through to somewhere.
In my first paper I am choosing the novel Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck to evaluate the notion of being a migrant during the Great Depression. The two main characters George and Lenny must face the hard struggles of being a migrant worker facing problems such as: racism,sexism, and oppression. I will talk about the disadvantages George and Lenny appear to have that are truly advantages. Also I will analyze the friendship between George and Lenny and how they overcome the rough lifestyle of migrant workers. I will argue that although they were against many odds were truly never underdogs because deeply loving friendship.