I once visited an orphanage for a field trip in high school. It was an orphanage specifically for babies or younger kids who were abandoned by their parents. We had to interact with the kids, play with them, feed them, create a program for them, and just spend some time making these kids feel like they weren't forgotten. It was heartbreaking to see such young kids already experiencing what many only experience in their adulthood: abandonment, loneliness, feelings of worthlessness and unwantedness. This experience really made me look at my life and try to appreciate what I have. I may not have the perfect family, but at least I have people around me who love and accept me. We should all strive to make each and every person we meet feel loved. As Elllen Degeneres says, be kind to one another. Because that's why we were put on this Earth.
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yes because its importance
<span>Henry VI, Part One, in 1590-91</span>
The idiom is very important as it shows us a part of humans psichology. It is about jealousy. It happems in our days that eventhough two people may have exatly the same thing they think that the other one has the better one. Think of two gardens , one belong to a person and the second to his neighbour. Eventhough they have the same each of the wants to havethe better one, so their minds create the illusion that the neighbour has the better one
just as a metter of fact it is true that it is true that it looks greener(light comes in a smaller angle)
I think it is 1. "in the years without rainfall"
