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Listen And Silent Ap Language

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Quote #1:
Listen and Silent are spelled with the same letters Interpretation: I think it means you have to be Silent in order to Listen or vice versa. What it means/why I chose this quote: I noticed that Listen and Silent were spelled with the same letters and I found it very ironic.

Quote #2:
Practice makes Progress not Perfect
Interpretation: I think it means that when your practice you make progress to being perfect. What it means/why I chose this quote: I grew up in sports hearing practice makes perfect, but I never really thought it would make me 100% perfect, it would just get me close to it.

Quote #3:
Everyone is Different Respect the Differences
Interpretation: I think it means no matter who you are you are different and because everyone is different you respect what they are different about. What it means/why I chose this quote: I have always been told I am different because I bring a lot of energy wherever I am, some people make fun of me for it, but I was knew everyone was somewhat different.

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I would say like if your Michael Oher, the Tuheys who found him walking around homeless and gave him a home are going to make a butterfly effect on Michael, so doing big things to me will cause a butterfly effect on obviously Michael but also the people around him. I feel like in my life there hasn’t been too big of butterfly effects, so I can’t say I feel like I have seen much butterfly effects. I hope and plan to make a very positive and energetic butterfly effect towards the future, I don’t really know how I will make a big thing happen, but I figure if I make millions of small effects I will eventually make the world a better

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