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威爾斯美語補習班 <每日一句>
快樂是一個方向，不是一個地方。
Happiness is a direction, not a place.
－美國作家哈里斯 Sydney J. Harris11

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8/14威爾斯美語補習班 <每日一句>

成長不在於囫圇吞下多少經驗，而在於消化多少。
Our growth depends not on how many experiences we devour, but on how many we digest.
－美國知名牧師 雷夫薩克曼 Ralph W. Sockman

在威爾斯美語補習班裡有很多課程可以選擇，除了正規課程外也有多元課程，讓上課起來不單單只有一般正規課。課堂中我們能夠盡情口說練習，老師的風趣幽默的教學風格我很喜歡，而且老師們相當有耐心又細心的替我們講解。威爾斯美語補習班老師都超厲害，懂得從學員的口說中，知道每位學員的問題且對症下藥。 除了我自己在威爾斯學習外，我想我會再推薦家人和朋友們來這邊上課，我覺得上課感覺很輕鬆，櫃台人員和老師們都很好，很像家人般，我很喜歡！
 

It was a very old, very seasoned Bilbo Baggins who first said, “I think I’m quite ready for another adventure.”
He’d seen enough of his immediate surroundings and was ready for an entirely new environment. He’d had enough excitement. He was finished with his current life and prepared for a completely different experience.
If Bilbo’s words ring true, you know that you are also quite ready for another adventure.

威爾斯美語補習班 學習大補帖(言語的力量)The Power of Words. Zack Lii
A group of frogs were traveling through the woods, and two of them fell into a deep pit. When the other frogs saw how deep the pit was, they told the two frogs that they were as good as dead. The two frogs ignored the comments and tried to jump up out of the pit with all their might. The other frogs kept telling them to stop, that they were as good as dead. Finally, one of the frogs took heed to what the other frogs were saying and gave up. He fell down and died.
一群青蛙在穿越樹林，其中兩隻掉進了一個深坑。當其他的青蛙看到 那個坑那麼深，他們就告訴那兩隻青蛙說他們活著如同死了。兩隻青蛙不理會這言語，並試圖盡全力跳出來。其他的青蛙不停地叫他們停止，說他們已經如同死了 般。終於，其中一隻青蛙聽取了其他青蛙的說法，放棄了。他倒下死去了。

The other frog continued to jump as hard as he could. Once again, the crowd of frogs yelled at him to stop the pain and just die. He jumped even harder and finally made it out. When he got out, the other frogs said, "Did you not hear us?" The frog explained to them that he was deaf. He thought they were encouraging him the entire time.

I first met Aneesh Chaganty in August 2014 when he responded to my Craigslist posting looking for a roommate.
I was desperately seeking a replacement for my longtime roommate and best friend who was taking the leap to move in with her boyfriend.

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There is a small group of us who have parents who didn’t just normal love us… they loved us hard.
I’m talking squeezed us until we couldn’t breathe, cried when we left home the first time (and every time after that), never hung up the phone without a deep heartfelt “I love you” kind of love.
Simply put, our parents loved the sh*t out of us. We were the lights of their lives, and they never let us forget that.

If you’re a living, breathing human being (which — and I don’t want to make assumptions — I’m going to guess you are if you’re reading this), you probably have a butthole.
I know. You’ve been trying to forget about it. Buttholes are not very appealing. We’re made up of way more attractive body parts that we’d all rather focus on — our hair, our eyes, our teeth and even our goddamn feet are more appealing than that mysterious, dark dot that none of us, except for any unfortunate men who get way too deep into doggy style, have really ever seen. Or really want to.
Buttholes are the largest of elephants in every single room in which a conversation has ever taken place, since the beginning of time until the end of time.