It's hard to cut off the arm to save the body. It would be preferable to just keep the arm really. Was it necessary, I wish not.
End of September arrives and the sun is leaving us earlier than ever before and I am quieted by this. Less daylight to live by, but it reminds me that time is precious and better to make it an asset than a liability.
It's good to have big dreams. People without dreams, well - I feel sorry for them. But are there really people out there who don't have them? I think everyone does - some people just maybe don't know it? As a teacher (Jan-Apr) I ask my students about their dream jobs. Some people light up with delightful answers and a hope. Others seem directionless and too realistic....but what's realistic about being realistic sometimes? These individuals may have a dream, but figure it will never happen so they don't smile big about it. Well, all I have to say is if someone out there is doing what their dream is, why not them?
And what makes a guy, walking down the street - walk with folded arms the entire way? There must be some psychological reason behind it.
My daughter who over the last couple of years has immersed herself into marathon competition has a poster that says, "If your dreams don't scare you, they are not big enough"
ReplyDeleteAs for the guy with the arms crossed the body language folks would say self-confidence and arrogance
Hey I like the poster quote - thanks for sharing! Crossed arms....wouldn't it say the opposite?
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