I think the most important lessons I will take away are: if you have a big thing to do, get as much done as soon as possible; DON'T GAME; don't annoy your teacher (until you know you can get away with it); pay attention (especially if you owe him money); and another tretrigintillion (an actual number which has a lot of 0s) maxims I said I would remember, but forgot, and as a result, am more of a saukerl. From that piece of German swearwordery (definitely a word) I will go to the Book Thief. The Book Thief is a great novel which has taught me almost as much about death as Doctor Who (I won't explain why), and illustrated almost perfectly the cruelty and sadness that happened on both sides. If I were my own teacher, I would give myself way more free time. More seriously I would give myself these three maxims (good for 7/8T as well).
- Don't worry, if your thinking gets more than three inception-style-BWAAAHMS deep, then stop and reevaluate it... wait.
- Life will never be perfect, and that's why we keep living.
- Or in other words, searching for the meaning of life will destroy it (the meaning)
There's your daily philosophy, I hope you're satisfied with the remains of your mind.
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| And here's a meme (don't delete me please...). |
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