...gives the best opportunity to polish one’s skills. As job gone, there is more time and probably a bit of savings, too. So, what do you suppose is better investment than your future? Or may be a great loss in business, has carried the peace away. We all agree it’s hardest to endure. But hey, look around, there are millions who have lost and withstand the pressure. Such are the individuals who gather a lot more back. Sometimes, even more comes their way, as they have something no one else does: The Experience! This is something that makes them stand out! This is the ONLY thing that counts in the end. It is the ONLY thing that matters in the real world. Hey your mom still loves you <3 Think about people who actually really loves you. Think about how would they feel if you quit. Now, think about those who actually love to see you fail. So, do you want to give them the chance? You want to give them happiness? You want to give them the pleasure that you quit, you failed that you are a loser? Gather with positive people. That is absolutely the most essential step. The people around matter more than we realize, especially during the tough period of life. Shutting yourself out for a week or two might be feel good and it’s a good therapy to gather some courage. However, it’s not practical for the entire lifetime. If one tries, he will definitely end up killing himself! Just for a couple of days or months, cut off the pessimists in the life and stay as close to positive people as needed be...
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...Scorpio in a romance. Unlike guys of other signs, Scorpio has a special preference – showing his affection through texts. If he is interested in you, he will never stop the conversation no matter how much the cost is. Texting is one of the best ways to get to know somebody, according to some Scorpio natives. When it comes to love relationships, people mainly focus on the physical connection; however, the Scorpio guy expects something deeper than that. He is more prone to the emotional connection. At first, he probably sees you as an ordinary person like anybody else, although he may think you attractive inside. How to make him open up about his feelings? The ultimate answer is – gaining his trust. Once he talks comfortably about his private matters to you, you can dream...
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...I love everybody who loves me but there are a lot of frends In the world who are just fake. And I went to middle school at meadow park middle school for 6 & 7and half. Didn't like stoller because I missed my friends but guess what? All my friends didn't like me just because of my personality they decided to move on there life’s and I said oh NO my friends were just lying at me all the time my heart was Broken because I was with them for 2 years and that made me mad upset, sad and angry. 11/13/17 My friend said I'm sorry About what I did I said is OK because next time we have to know who’s a good friend and who’s a fake friend's but I hope that will never happen in my life again. Do you know why? When we were in sixth grade but in...
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...RELTIONSHIPS: tHE IMPORTANCE AND INFLUENCE IN ADULTHOOD Tebogo Joyhonour Malatjie 20110716 RELTIONSHIPS: tHE IMPORTANCE AND INFLUENCE IN ADULTHOOD Tebogo Joyhonour Malatjie 20110716 Adult Development and Training. Due date: 13 May 2014 Adult Development and Training. Due date: 13 May 2014 Table of Content * Cover Page * Introduction * 1. Friendships * Theoretical Perspectives of adult friendships * Importance of friendship in adulthood * Cross-sex friendships * Male vs Female Friendships * Loss and friendship in adulthood * 2. Love relationship * Love * Importance of love relationships * Marriage * Conclusion * Reference List * Introduction The Best Man Holiday is an intriguing piece of art which explores the complexities of various forms of relationships within adulthood. It looks at how friendships can be broken and repaired, aspects of marriage, love and trust. It looks at the tight ropes that get walked within cross-sex friendships and many more aspects of the functioning and importance of relationships in adulthood and ageing. The movie is a sequel to The Best Man and is set within the Christmas season. At this stage many relationships are strained between the individuals who have been the closest of friends since their college days, the strain being a result of events that...
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...fits the Aristotle’s model’s three elements, plot, character and thought better than The Philadelphia Story does because Lobby Hero has a more consistent development of action, characters’ personality and emotions. The imitation of one action is very essential to construct a complete plot. Lobby Hero constructs a smooth unity of action in all of its plots while The Philadelphia Story’s imitation is vague. Although both plays have connected actions that make the structural union of all parts, Lobby Hero has a more surrounded action which is the pursuit of right things. Jeff repeatedly shows his ambition of lending help. For example, he praises William’s kindness when William is baffled by his brother’s incident; he also emphasizes his importance as a “safety specialist” to make himself sound superior. These series of repetition and imitation cumulate to an end of telling the truth. To Jeff, telling police the truth is the right thing to do and to save William. Jeff’s actions are unified from the beginning to the end centering the idea that he wants to be a good man. Not only are Jeff’s actions unified, William’s imitated actions also contribute to the result of the structural whole. If William’s...
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...What can last forever? People do get elderly, and that is why we must cherish our time with our elders because one day they will be gone. In literature, there is universal themes. A universal theme is a message about life. It is found in every book, story, poem, folktale, or any other form of literature world wide. But as these themes are passed on from generation to generation, they can change, be personalized or made unique. Leo Tolstoy’s Russian folk tale “The Grandfather and His LIttle Grandson” and Sandra Cisnero’s poem “Abuelito Who” have the same universal theme about the importance of grandchildren always loving and respecting their grandparents. In “The Grandfather and his little Grandson”, a Russian folktale, the old and weak...
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...On the other hand, “I Wish” by Cher Lloyd portrayed a different kind of values for romantic love in a relationship. Instead of advocating for good values about how one should love each other when in a relationship, the song allowed superficial matters, such as outward appearance and wealth, to be the focus of how love should be based on. In this song in particular, Lloyd sings about how she wish to have a body of a woman that is with her crush as well as to have enough money in order to get her crush to pay attention to her. In the music video, as T.I. with his entourage of beautiful women by his side walked in the club where Cher Lloyd is waitressing at, she immediately showed interests in the man, as she bite her lip and look longingly at...
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...Adult Lesson Plan OBJECTIVES 1) To see the significance of love in our service to the Lord 2) To comprehend the scriptural classification of "love" 3) To determine when spiritual gifts would conclude HISTORY Corinth was one of the richest, most powerful and immoral cities of Greece at that time. Paul founded a church there at the end of his second missionary journey and then spent 1 1/2 years there teaching, yet the church was still strongly influenced by the immorality of the city resulting in all sort of problems. Paul wrote 1 Corinthians as a strong rebuke and correction of their many errors which included their divisions and factions, their pride, their immaturity, their toleration of gross sin in their midst, their taking civil suits against one another, their continued involvement with the cult, prostitutes, their confusion about marriage and singleness, their abuse of their liberty resulting in believers stumbling into sin, their preference for social styles and customs rather than Gods order, their severe abuse of the Lords Supper, their confusion about true spirituality, and their questioning of Jesus’ resurrection. The church at Corinth was a catastrophe and not a model to follow SUMMARY In the middle of his conversation on spiritual gifts, Paul refers to the "more exceptional way" of love. After first highlighting the importance of love, he then defines love by what it is and what it does. Ending with love's value of "longevity", Paul compares...
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...Nicole Metter’s value speech about the importance of preserving privacy offered insight to driving force that connects us all. Far and wide, our age group plugs into world of social media for exploration and examination. 5. Debating on the dark and twisted meanings of childhood nursey rhymes, Mikaela Rustand’s and Paiges James’ ProCon debate appealed to a specific age category. By relating to the memories and stories of our childhood, the duo appeased the current audience. 6. Speaking about the importance of embracing life and all the world has to offer, Jacob Anderson’s value speech was able to fall within the age variable of audience analysis. With a majority of his peers experiencing the same stage of life in which he is currently experiencing, he used his personal knowledge to influence the minds his similar-aged class. 7. Appealing to the wanderlust-stricken minds of the youth during her introductory speech about Ally Wirfs, Mikaela Rustand was able to relate to the age composition of her class. 8. Similarly...
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...choices made by each composer to represent their ideas in different textual forms. Before Donne changed to his Protestant Christian faith in 1601 he believed that the meaning of life was through love. Donne ignores the reality of love and instead writes about what is outside reality, the metaphysical. In 1601 Donne secretly married a young seventeen-year-old girl by the name of Anne More. Donne wrote about how the love between him and his wife would go past this life and travel with them to the afterlife. After her death, Donne wrote “A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning” which describes his undying love for her. Donne made sure that his audience understood the significance of relationships, through the self-importance of "twin compasses"," thy soul, the fix'd foot", "making my circle perfect". The 17th century context is reflected in the representation of circular perfection which lifts the status of relationships. The purity of this love is also emphasised by the use of theological reference within “The Relique” with the mention of “the last busy day” and “Mary Magdelen”. As a result it is through Donne’s contextual connections within “The Relique” and “A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning” that one’s understanding of his poems can be developed along with the recurring theme of love. Donne's...
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...one must follow the eternal law and favor eternal possessions over the temporal things in life. These same ideas are found in the works of C.S. Lewis and in the story of Chris McCandless. Lewis urges following the Tao to find freedom and morals, much like Augustine’s eternal law. He also emphasizes the importance of love, an eternal thing in life, by writing a whole book to describe the impact it has on humans. Then in his journey McCandless follows the writings of St. Augustine when he get rid of his temporal possessions in order to find the importance of life. In his journey, McCandless discovers that loved ones, eternal possessions, are the most important thing in living a good life. Personally, I would have to agree with St. Augustine’s view of a good life and how to get there. He is right when he says that a good life is full of happiness and good will. And to reach happiness and good will one should follow eternal law and favor eternal possessions over temporal ones. Eternal law tells us that we should not murder and be kind, which both clearly is part of living a good life. Also temporal possessions like phones and cars only bring us a few minutes of happiness while love and family can bring us a lifetime of happiness. St. Augustine has it right when he describes a good life as being happy, free and having good will and you get this good life by following eternal law and loving eternal possessions over temporal ones. After all, he has had a lot of support from similar ideas...
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...through most of the characters in the play. These include: The role of men/women in Greek society, marriage/love, the importance of oaths, and parents/children. Plot development is when a theme helps the plot move on in the play; it could be considered that ‘the importance of oaths’ is more significant in developing the plot than the other themes. The theme of ‘the importance of oaths’ is a very significant theme in terms of plot development. This is because oaths are very important to Medea, and actually form the basis of the play. When Medea helped Jason with the trials of the Golden Fleece, and even turned against her own father, King Aeëtes, to help him; Jason vowed to always protect her and stay with her. However he broke these vows by marrying Glauce, which angered Medea the most and caused her to carry out her actions within the play. It was not the fact that Jason left her, which upset Medea the most, but more the idea that he broke these oaths. The importance of oaths to Medea is thus emphasised within the interaction with Aegeus, King of Athens, whom Medea makes vow that he will give her sanctuary in Athens after she escapes Corinth. The fact that she made him swear an oath, also emphasises Medea’s mistrust in men. Had this oath-swearing not been the case, then Medea may not have killed her own children, as she may not have had anywhere to go afterwards. The importance of oaths is also important, because Zeus is the sole witness of these oaths, and the protector of them...
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...solid footing based on the timely absence and presence of Desdemona’s handkerchief. The handkerchief is able to have such an immense effect over Othello because of the importance it has for him. That importance stems from all the different ways that the handkerchief symbolically represents first love, fidelity, premarital virginity, but also what the handkerchief’s origins represents for his and Desdemona’s relationship. To him the handkerchief represents his and Desdemona’s love for each other because it was the first gift that Othello gave to her. This fact as told by Emilia in Act III, scene iii, “I am glad I have found this napkin/ This was her [Desdemona’s] first remembrance from the Moor [Othello]” (1271). This first “remembrance” was the first thing that Othello had given to Desdemona and it represented their first steps of life and love together. In the next scene, Act III, scene IV, Desdemona also laments her loss of it and says, “Believe me, I had rather have lost my purse/ Full of crusadoes; [than lost her handkerchief]” (1273). The fact that Desdemona would have rather lost a purse full of gold coins as opposed to the handkerchief shows not only its importance to her, but because she is so upset about it she knows how important it is to Othello. Iago also recognizes the importance of the handkerchief to Othello. Iago wants to cause Othello harm and his want has preceded the events of the play. After Emilia has acquired the handkerchief she...
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...play, namely Olivia and Malvolio, Shakespeare showcases the chaos and hardship instigated by their pride, and is then able to reinforce the importance of order and adhering to the set, established, hierarchy of Elizabethan times. Shakespeare first portrays the character of Olivia as vain, superficially judgemental, and indulging in her own self-pity, neglecting her duties as the lady of the house. A secondary character, Malvolio, is depicted by Shakespeare to be overambitious and full of his own self-importance – attempting to overstep his position. Shakespeare manifests different forms of pride in different characters in order to show that whatever the facet of pride the character might possess, in the end, their fatal flaw will still result in chaos and misfortune, thereby emphasising the need of adhering to and attending to the duties of their positions so that order can be maintained. Through Olivia’s language and interactions with other characters, Shakespeare constructs Olivia as a personification of vanity, in order to display the detrimental effect her pride and neglect of her duties has on the household, but also as the play progresses and the character develops, order is regained. Within the play, Shakespeare, portrays Olivia, the mistress of her house, as a self-pitying woman, who has a very superficial or Petrarchan view on love. Olivia’s...
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...solid footing based on the timely absence and presence of Desdemona’s handkerchief. The handkerchief is able to have such an immense effect over Othello because of the importance it has for him. That importance stems from all the different ways that the handkerchief symbolically represents first love, fidelity, premarital virginity, but also what the handkerchief’s origins represents for his and Desdemona’s relationship. To him the handkerchief represents his and Desdemona’s love for each other because it was the first gift that Othello gave to her. This fact as told by Emilia in Act III, scene iii, “I am glad I have found this napkin/ This was her [Desdemona’s] first remembrance from the Moor [Othello]” (1271). This first “remembrance” was the first thing that Othello had given to Desdemona and it represented their first steps of life and love together. In the next scene, Act III, scene IV, Desdemona also laments her loss of it and says, “Believe me, I had rather have lost my purse/ Full of crusadoes; [than lost her handkerchief]” (1273). The fact that Desdemona would have rather lost a purse full of gold coins as opposed to the handkerchief shows not only its importance to her, but because she is so upset about it she knows how important it is to Othello. Iago also recognizes the importance of the handkerchief to Othello. Iago wants to cause Othello harm and his want has preceded the events of the play. After Emilia has acquired the handkerchief she gives...
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