Arabic speakers have a saying that translates to "They gave us their years" --so we might continue to live. Thank you, friends. God rest your souls. For the surviving: May peace quiet their darkest tremors, and may hope burn away the fog of fear. May shock be changed to sadness, and may sadness become healing. Never shall we forget. Amen.
I was shocked when i heard the news. I'm still wondering how someone could possibly kill so many innocent people!What is left to see....A pray is the best i can do now .I hope not to see hear or live smth like that no one in this world again.
A sporting term from recent antiquity, Babe Ruth's Own Book of Baseball (1928) defines the the old college try as "making strenuous effort to field a ball that obviously cannot be handled." This blogger first picked up the term in John Knowles' novel A Separate Piece (1959), when the main character Phineas is told to "give it the old college try" after suffering a leg injury. To me, the old college try represents the beautiful futility of dreaming and the uncertain future, which belongs to those who seize today. From tongue-in-cheek to inspiration for forward motion, the phrase is still running strong, just like this little blog.
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I was shocked when i heard the news. I'm still wondering how someone could possibly kill so many innocent people!What is left to see....A pray is the best i can do now .I hope not to see hear or live smth like that no one in this world again.
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