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Leonard Pitts: Enjoying Life
I agree with Leonard Pitts, I say in order to fully enjoy life we have to experience some good and bad moments in our lives. Although, l would never be shocked about anything if my was the same everyday would be very mundane. For instance, if I wore black clothes everyday and had sad thoughts this routine could lead to other issues, such as depression, suicide, or harming others. today we have choices to take life seriously or jokingly. I today take my life serious I want more for myself than ever before. Therefore, a quote from George W. Bush,( Grief,tragedy, and hatred are only for a time. Goodness, remembrance, and love have no end).
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