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“The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it …
“There is no exercise better for the heart than reaching down and lifting people up.” – John Holmes.
“You have not lived today until you have done something for someone who can never repay you.” – John Bunyan.
“A kind gesture can reach a wound that only compassion can heal.” – Steve Maraboli.
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Students should have to have a certain amount of community service hours to graduate. For one, it would help the community, of course. Second, the students would learn about helping the community. And it would make graduating a little bit more of a challenge, so not just anyone can graduate. If doing community service was mandatory to graduate many people would benefit.
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Father Amadi visits the next day and invites Obiora and Jaja to play football that evening. He tells Jaja to invite his sister, but when they leave in the evening, Kambili pretends to be asleep. She goes out to the living room to find Amaka tending to Papa-Nnukwu. Papa-Nnukwu tells Kambili that her cousin would have been chosen to decorate the shrines of their gods. Watching them, Kambili feels a longing for something she knows she will never have. She joins Aunty Ifeoma in the kitchen.
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In blind the author Rachel DeWoskin uses negative connotation in paragraph 7 the text states, "I’m not courageous enough.” This shows negative connation because she is struggling to accept her new "normal" and is fearful that she will not succeed at learning life again due to her becoming visually impaired.
In the text the author uses positive connotation in paragraph 21 and 23 the text states, "A dozen eggs,” she said. “Do you want to throw them?...Anywhere you want." This shows positive connotation because she is trying to turn a new leaf and by throwing eggs its helping her cope with her "new" beginnings and relearning her way around life.
