When Rabindranath Tagore said ”You can’t cross the sea merely by standing and staring at the water.” i think he meant that you can't get anything good or important without trying. You don’t just get to have stuff given to you, and if you do somehow end up having everything handed to you on a silver platter, you end up not learning how life is supposed to be and you kind of “cut out” of a lot of experiences that could have shaped you to be a better person. I personally agree with this quote i think you need to work for something that you want and that life is not lived by waiting for something good to happen you might be able to live longer than someone who actually lived there life, but you won’t have the same amount of experience as them; and you’ll have a live that's boring and most likely one you don't want. …show more content…
31, 2009) witch is baseicly about a guy who runns a camp for kids with autism. Doug Gilstrap, 47, who has run the camp since it launched in 2001 says{ “It’s stimulating, it’s super-intense. And, actually, the more intense it is, the better they are on the other end.” It’s about taking kids to the extreme, the kids who have difficulties with extremes in everyday life, he said.“Many times our kids, campers have a lot of behavior issues or a lot of sensory issues that they just can’t handle,” Gilstrap said. “It’s too cold, it’s too hot, it’s too bright. All those sorts of things can cause a lot of problems.”}quote from article. I believe that this quote can relate to these kids because they have to out one hundred percent of their effort to be able to complete these super difficult tasks that some people without disabilities can't