Lesson Number Thirty-Seven
If you have something to look forward to, whatever bad thing you're going through isn't nearly as bad.
If you have something to look forward to, whatever bad thing you're going through isn't nearly as bad.
Watch out for when you think you know what you're doing. That's when everything blows up.
You can get a lot more accomplished by trying to fit things in than you can by sitting around and thinking about how much you have to do.
Sports are terrific. They inspire terror.
If you do your best and think you're going to be the worst, sometimes you're pleasantly surprised.
Always be thankful for unpleasant things that happen in your life. Be thankful when it's happening, and be more thankful when it's over.
Don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you've got till it's gone.
Even when something is really nice, if it's raining, people won't show up.
Getting up in the morning is pretty bad, but a heck of a lot better than the alternative. (Actually, I don't mean dying, although that's what it looks like. Because I guess being dead would be better. I mean if you don't get up and your mom yells at you.)
Sometimes you need to let people think they've won, when they actually haven't.
If you insist repeatedly that something will be fun that usually makes the thing in question appear repulsive, and will become no fun.