When I'm working, "mission" and "enthusiasm" are always standing around me and fighting side by side.
Looking a little longer, what is your mission and enthusiasm in the difficult to predict life?
I have many amazing friends and do many things that I admire: Friends A helps poor villagers to build houses in Cambodia, teach children English and computers in places without roofs and walls, and open their curiosity to the world little by little. And understanding. Friends B studies sustainable ecology, organic farming methods, and various methods in Australia that have the opportunity to save the Earth. Friend C started from the moment I knew him. Every day was not for myself but for more indigenous people who did not know how to speak out and fight for their rights. He protested that he was angry and he was involved in politics. Every move was a "mission." All are "enthusiastic."
In terms of social values, they are all very "great people." To be such a great person, you must also pay time and energy that cannot be estimated at the same time. Sometimes I feel that this is a kind of "talent" and "vocational duty." When they are completely happy, there will be no so-called sacrifice.
But the vast majority of people are not such big men with vocations, so let go of them. No one has to be a great person to get on the front page or create something brilliant. What we need to do is It's great and it's great."
Since you came to this world, use your methods to feel the world and concentrate on doing what you want to do. That is your greatness!
"Can you delete everything about me on Facebook?"
why? Don't you want to expose? Do you want to share these happy memories?
"I just think... it's my privacy. It's a very personal thing. I don't want to share my private life with people I don't know, and..."
I agree with these arguments you said. I'm sorry for exposing my private life. I shouldn't overestimate the beauty of Facebook, or underestimate the misunderstandings or injuries it may cause. I'll delete all about Everything about you, don't be such a fuss, your seriousness scares me!
William's eyes are very serious, and apparently after the "and", there are many words that I want to say to me.
And often those who don’t talk about exports are the most important...
"Where are you?"
"When are you coming back?"
"And how many more days?"
I watched William's newsletter. I didn't know what to look back. I needed a little distance and time to figure out what exactly what he said before I set off.
"I've been thinking about how to tell you... Hey, it's a good girl, but..." (The point is: "But"!)
"...I don't want to be so fast within a relationship. I don't think I have yet to come out of that relationship, and..."
"I think we're just dating. We're not really together. Do you understand what I mean? But when we get along, I'm really every minute and every second. I love the days we spend together. "I'm really happy!" ("dating", another word that I thought I knew. Did I misunderstand the meaning of "dating" or did I misunderstand the meaning of "together"?)
This is the difference between Eastern and Western perceptions of “communication”? Or is the fruit still immature and hard to pick it off to eat? Does "dating" mean the end of the tasting period? "Buyers give priority, try first, not satisfied with the return, but basically we have a one-year warranty, within this warranty time, if there is any fault can be repaired or replacement." Item Name: "Love" ?
This is not love. We are just DATING.