lot of life’s lessons. And some I go by, and some I use once and then get rid of them. But there are ones that I keep for a short time, and keep for a long time, because you never know when they will come in handy. The ones that I have still, they are good ones. I keep the good ones, and just forget the bad ones, because why keep lessons that will not help get you some where or get you out of a jam. Having little good life lessons is a lot better than having a lot of great life lessons or a lot of
Life’s Lessons Music, dance, and drama are all valuable ways for a student to express themselves when words are hard to come by. Victor Hugo said it best, “Music expresses that which cannot be put into words and that which cannot remain silent.” As we go through life we have are trials and tribulations. Some situations are worse than others but still can hurt us as deep. Pain that leaves scars for a lifetime, scars that will never go away no matter how hard we try. With scars this deep it is hard
For every decision, you make there’s a lesson to learn from it. Life lessons have their ups and downs, like getting custody of my two nieces and having children. But it wasn’t until I reached adulthood, that I realized how impactful the decision to get custody of my nieces was. It all started twenty-six years ago at the age of seventeen when I decided to get custody of my nieces. Their mom, my sister Rhonda was addicted to drugs, and someone had called Child Protective Services on her. An investigation
Caldwell once said, " I take all of my life lessons, which some people might call 'mistakes', and apply them to my future so that I keep growing." In the fictional novel written by Harper Lee, To Kill a Mockingbird there are significant amounts of life lessons. Throughout the course of the book Jem and Scout face difficult situations that help them overcome life. Both kids soon learn to be responsible and respectful. As Jem grows up, he learns courage, that life is not fair. In To Kill a Mockingbird
significant to human culture and knowledge. These texts have been inspiring people for decades with beautiful figurative language and deeper meanings. Even though they are from different time periods, each poem is connected through their messages of life and love. “The Road Not Taken,” by Robert Frost, “The Writer,” by Richard Wilbur, and “The Raven,” by Edgar Allan Poe, are the three most important texts from semester two. Robert Frost provides wisdom about choices, in his poem, “The Road Not Taken
he was able to find the place where he would build a new city. In book six of this epic Aeneas takes a trip down to the Underworld and comes out having learned several lessons. Upon Aeneas’s journey to the underworld he learns the pain of heartbreak, the power of reunion, and the spirits importance. One of the most powerful lessons Aeneas learns in the underworld is the pain of heartbreak. As Aeneas traveled in search of a site to build a new city one of his stops was in Carthage, where he met Dido
everything. Education, family and time management are the three mistakes I have learned. They are considered to be environmentally friendly and harness natural processes. They help to negate the effects of certain forms of dangers. They became the lessons of my life. As a teenager, I do not want to study. I am stubborn and lazy. I hate waking up so early every morning. It bothers me a lot. I never get enough sleep. Homework, assignments, projects have become piles of mountains. I often thought about suicide
Mistakes have the potential to change people’s life. I make mistakes, so does everyone! Neither those mistakes are good or bad. No one is born without knowing everything. Education, family and time management are the three mistakes I have learned. They are considered to be environmentally friendly and harness natural processes. They help to negate the effects of certain forms of dangers. They became the lessons of my life. As a teenager, I do not want to study. I am stubborn and lazy. I hate to
The Heart’s Life Lessons In the Alchemist, by Paulo Coelho, the main character Santiago is just a plain shepherd boy. He is content with roaming the plains of Africa leading his flock and seeing the world around him. He believed his goal in life was to see as much as he could see while tending his flock. Though, affected by other characters, his journey to see the world is forever changed. Santiago turns from leading his flock to following his heart across the terrain of Africa to complete his Personal
In the play Antigone, there are several life lessons learned throughout. Of course, it being a Greek tragedy, the play is very dramatic. Even in today’s society, these lessons are very truthful and relevant. In this particular play, some of the lessons learned are that with power comes responsibility. Each character have their own way of life that brings out the best and worst of them. For example, Creon had power and did not use it responsibly. Therefore, it caused some of his very own family members