Dear Sir,

Do something because you want to do it, be outrageous. I find myself being comfortable and exert in class, although I'm in "work mode." It doesn't have to make sense.
Admire.
Give yourself some appreciation once in a while, we need it.
And with the hard work with following success, give back success.
Give and take. Never give up, don't hold wholesome routines, be unheard of. Create a rich quality--one that not only has intellectual desire for your actions, but senses, causes, predictions, theories. Give and get what your back put into it.


"Better a Has-been than a Never-was. But better a Never-was than a Never-tried-to-be."


He pulled twenty items out of the bag, there were twenty-four of us. My hand stood against gravity. The blood, falling down to my elbow, then to my shoulder cap. I waited. Time stood, and moved rationally. I have photographic memory. I was the one out of twenty-four prospecting students to get nineteen items scribbled down, in detail-but was not essential, out of twenty. Mission accomplished. My class now knows I am a genius.


And, perhaps you do it for the view. Just don't expect much, because the feeling is unseen, and that's the best view you can get.