Time seems to pass ever so quickly. Each day, a little life is sapped out of me but at the same time, life is also added into me in a mysterious and inscrutable fashion. Five more days and I shall be boarding that plane to Canada, leaving behind some memories that always put a smile on my face. My Malaysian schooling life was arduous but ever so beautiful.
Leaving Malaysia will understandably mean that I have to leave everything behind. This would include leaving the girl that I always had a crush on. Every time I think of her, butterflies begin sprout inside my stomach. I lose all my effervescence and my heart shrinks to the size of a peanut. My heart rate increases and all the bravery stored inside of me disappears unlike the works of William Shakespeare. The more I think of her, the more debilitated my desire to migrate becomes. But what am I to do? Moving on is the best option. Day and night, I incessantly search my brain for a way that would rid me of all the tribulations but alas, there was none to be found. No matter how contrite my heart is, I am adamant that leaving for Canada is a beneficial decision and I can ultimately become the genius I have always longed for. Suicide seems to be a decent option to vanquish all the problems but it is a fool's choice and I can assure you that ***************** is no fool. Dealing with personal problems is a mundane component of our everyday lives. The more lemons life throws at me, the more lemonades I shall make. Staying strong and moving on is what matters. I really feel like quoting Master Oogway and Dr. Phil but due to some invalid reasons I shall not. Long story short, Master Oogway's quote is related to time while Dr. Phil's one is about decisions. As a matter of fact, I still do not know who Dr. Phil is but his words are awe-inspiring, especially the one that I am thinking of right now.
Last Friday, I attended a farewell party. It felt great being under the spotlight. The fact that she came was excellent and I am grateful for that. But the incident that really made my day was when my friends presented me with a Manchester United jersey. All my rues and sorrows deserted me and
psychoticism before participation in the study 4. Based on physical violence there is no research that produces evidence that kids will at upon the violent thoughts that said games will or will not produce. Violent thoughts doesn't prove that behaviors will follow their thoughts. Humans don’t always act upon thoughts COUNTER AREGUMENTS 1. Dr. Phil also points out that violent video games don't teach kids moral consequences. "If you shoot somebody in one of these games, you don't go to jail, you don't…
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Mindfulness of breath is a mindfulness meditation exercise, aiming to teach acceptance of feelings rather than feeding a habitual cycle of avoidance. Though this activity involves breathing, its focus is on paying attention and objectively observing thoughts. Time Required: 15 minutes daily for at least a week. 1. Sit comfortably in an upright position. Avoid lying down as to remain actively involved in the meditation rather than sleep. 2. Focus all your attention on the entrance to your nostrils…
The Catholic University of America School Of Philosophy PHIL 353 History of Ancient Philosophy Fall 2013 Instructor: Dr. Cristina Ionescu Provide a close reading and interpretation to one of the fragments listed below. Papers (4-5 pages long) are due Tuesday, Sept. the 24th and are worth 15% of your grade in this course. 1. Heraclitus: Things taken together are whole and not whole, being brought together and brought apart, in tune and out of tune, out of all things there comes a unity…
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University of the Incarnate Word PHIL 1381.18 Introduction to Philosophy Gorman 109: TR 12:15-1:45 Spring 2015 Instructor Rai Simonson MA, LA Office: Administration Bldg. 2nd Floor Adjunct Office 241 Email: simonson@uiwtx.edu Phone: Contact CHASS – easiest to contact me by email I will generally respond within 24 hours Office hours: 10:00am to 11:30am T/TH and by appointment Thursday, May 7, @ 10:45 – 12:45 for classes beginning at 12 noon on/TH Course Description This course is an introduction…
THE LOS ANGELES JAZZ SOCIETY PRESENTS A Look at America’s National Treasure Jazz Music Developed by Dr. Thom Mason, Professor of Jazz Studies at the University of Southern California Presentation created by Dessa Drake, Fifth Grade Teacher Canoga Park Elementary School What is Jazz? Where did it come from? Where did Jazz originate and how did it spread in the US? What instruments do jazz players play? Piano Guitar Bass What instruments do jazz players play? Tenor Saxophone Alto Saxophone…
public speakers. Famous people high in linguistic ability are Robert Frost, William Shakespeare, Mayo Angelou, Barak Obama, and J.K. Rowling. People who like to read, write, likes board games, are good in spelling, and like to speak in public are thought to be high in linguistic intelligence. People that score high in musical intelligence are good in thinking in patterns, rhythm, and sounds. They usually enjoy singing and playing musical instruments, they are good at recognizing musical patterns…
Final Essay Alexander Zelenov ZELAD1403 Dr. Annette Stenning Engl101W – Heart of Darkness & May Day July 10, 2015 Comparisons and Contrasts between Heart of Darkness and May Day Heart of Darkness and May Day are stories, that showing to reader dark and light side of human being. Both stories have different themes, plots, Characters, endings, but one thing make connection between these stories – Dark and Light. Both stories have very deep and touchable themes that we faced every day…
