A Better Tomorrow

time! I will write to you tomorrow. Thursday 11th April 1912, We are on our way to New York. Captain Smith invited us to a captains brunch with many crumpets with tea. But today was very boring except for the gymnasium it was fun. It was very bright and warm with a lot of equipment. We went in the Titanic’s engine room to see how the ship worked, toured by all the first class men and their families. I will right to you tomorrow. Friday 12th April 1912, Today was even better we ate with the second

The purpose of a filing system is to reduce stress by being organized. Handling stress is not good for our being, so a good filing system is required. Life can become complicated when we let decisions and actions stack up without taking the time to thoughtfully process as to their short and long term effects on our life. Opportunities come at us like raindrops in a thunderstorm, pelting our brains until we go into brain overload. Our thinking becomes fuzzy, muddled, and confused; therefore, a good

life. His hands around my throat as I gasp for air I try to fight back, but he grabs my hair I truly don't understand the reason why. My strength is gone, so I just lay here & cry. Tomorrow he'll say hes sorry, he'll tell me he has so many regrets Beg me please baby, can't we just forget? Tomorrow will be better, all these promises he makes & his promises he keeps until my next mistake. I'm fighting battles I will never win Why did I even let this monster in? A piece of me dies with each scar

and themes raised in the novel Tomorrow When the War Began, written by John Marsden in 1993. Tomorrow When the War Began is the first novel of an immensely popular series that has been published worldwide. It follows the journey of eight teenagers in a costal country town whose lives rapidly affected by an invasion that no one predicted. Cut off from society, these eight friends must learn to survive, escape and fight back against aggressive military forces. Tomorrow When the War Began has many significant

Let Bygones be Bygones “Seize the day, and put the least possible trust in tomorrow” (Horace). Carpe diem is a Latin term, known as "seize the day". Every individual has the potential to overcome all their obstacles in life. It depends on the ability of an individual to make decisions using their intellect. The protagonist faces tragedies that flips their whole life around and it is hard to defeat, unless they show strength and power. These literatures examine a variety of problems that are unfamiliar

overcome racism and cling on to hope for a better tomorrow. When I was younger and was teased frequently about my dark complexion. I was made fun of by my siblings, classmates, and even adults. As a youth, this made me feel inferior and the butt of most jokes. When I was told by a light-skinned girl that I was too dark to be on the

that', 'I won't do that', 'There's no way'." Tony Robbins was talking about this in a sports context, but it works for anything. If someone tells you that you should perform 50% better, and you don't believe that you can, then you will check out. You will find a way to get out of having to even try to perform 50% better. If you don't believe it, you simply won't allow the idea into your head. That's not good news if you want to improve your life and become more successful. You need to find some

Will the Sun Come Out Tomorrow? (A discussion of the significance of the Tomorrow Soliloquy, Hamlet Act III) In Shakespeare’s Hamlet, we are introduced to the most controversial question; “to be or not to be”. To be, or not to be, what? Alive, Dead, Happy? That is the question. Throughout time this phrase has been used over and over, for the right reasons, and in a joking manner, but everyone has had trouble figuring the meaning. In reality, to be, or not to be, could be relevant to anything

The man should think about tomorrow because that’s not what the quote objectifies. “Take therefore no thought for the morrow” was quoted from Jesus Christ but, for the most part, it is misunderstood, however, a better translation is “Have no anxiety for tomorrow”. The quote doesn’t object to the idea of securing a better future for you or your family but to have no anxiety while doing so. Anxiety, when defined, is a feeling

still well known today from William Shakespeare’s plays. Macbeth’s soliloquy beginning with “Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow...” is one of them because it is emotional and makes people question the meaning of life (Shakespeare 5.5.18). Macbeth feels miserable after knowing that his dearest partner, Lady Macbeth, just died. Just like the first line of the soliloquy, “Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow, creeps in this petty pace from day to day to the last syllable of recorded time.” the days