Great Disappointment

If there is a world where you can never experience disappointments and frustrations, I bet everyone of us will jump into the portal leading to such dimension (and I guess there will be a catch, and it will not be an easy one). Life on this Earth has its ups and downs, and by the “downs” I mean being disappointed and frustrated. Life has taught me that there are 2 things that can disappoint you. Other than these 2, they all just connect to them – you can trace their roots from the former. These 2

After settling in, Sam tells Hally his mother is at the hospital with his father. Hally is concerned with the news, as there is no visiting on Thursdays. When told his dad was alright and may even be coming home, Hally freezes. Although he is rattled, the audience does not see Hally’s true thoughts about his dad until his mother calls him the first time. As Hally receives the news of his father’s homecoming, he tells his mom, “…whatever you do, don 't discuss it with him....Because I 'm frightened

While the migraine and preceding symptoms affect my performance at work, this condition has also affected my personality as well as my personal life. Having surprise migraine attacks more days than not has unquestionably changed who I am. By nature, I am a friendly, outgoing, energetic, happy person with a sense of humor. With migraines, I am a crabby, depressed, frustrated, emotional person. My headaches dictate my moods and character. When I wake in the morning with swollen fingers and a tight

"Patience is the key which solves all problems" A quote said by Sudanese proverb. This quote shows the importance of patience and its role in solving our daily life obstacles. Individual personalities differ according to the traits they have. But one trait that we should all acquire is patience. Actually, Patience is a blessing that every individual should be attentive to its benefits. When you are patient you'll not go crazy when you are waiting in a traffic jam or when you're waiting the traffic

The environment that Morrison uses to set up her character 's actions becomes a site of contention because it evokes serious ontological questions for the reader, particularly as it relates to Pecola 's position in her community. As a pariah, she operates both at the margins and the center of her community. The sheer horror evoked by her presence in the community forces people to regard her as absent. The community 's regarding Pecola as invisibly present is a defense mechanism that shields it from

failure. An abundance of people spend the majority of their lives attempting to prevent failure, although it is ultimately inevitable. When individuals attempt to cope with the repercussions of failure, they may experience feelings of unworthiness, disappointment of loved ones, and a desperation for them to be successful which can result in them overwhelming themselves to the point where it may harm them mentally or physically. In the short story “Scarlet Ibis,” by James Hurst, the narrator's younger brother

When Love Fail “Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud.” - 1 Corinthians 13:4 Love unites people. It is a dream come true for many women to find love,get married and have a family of their own. It is certain that many achieve that goal by marrying their love of their life, while others have the misfortune of marrying a ceasing fantasy. In every relationship there is a spark at the beginning, they only see how beautiful the rose is, but when they find

“We have plummeted to rock bottom,” fumed our soccer coach. Rock bottom. The words alluded to a record of disappointment, a voice of inadequacy, and a future of uncertainty. We invested a grueling preseason just to lose every single game in the tournament. Despite the blood stained socks, bruised shins, and sweat drenched hair in addition to our aching muscles from yesterday’s arduous games, we still could not produce a single win. On the five-hour long drive back to New Jersey after a disappointing

frustration/disappointment? On 11/4 Teddy (15 months) was observed getting upset when a Velcro toy was put around his wrist. He expressed his frustration by looking at the toy and his face showed an annoyed expression as he put his arm out to the teacher and looks at her. When she does not take it off for him, he resorts to making the frustrated face accompanied with a whining sound and some mumbling then the teach took the toy off his wrist. On 10/24 Teddy dealt with disappointment in a similar

For one of my projects this summer, I was assigned to interview SSS’ on the Loan side. The project was pretty vague, but the one task I knew that would happen is that I would present my findings to the supervisor on the project. Before I started interviewing people, I decided it would be most beneficial for me and for this project if I would sit and job shadow someone to gain a better understanding of the duties that the role required. When I asked other coworkers who they would recommend that name