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When I Was Growing Up, My Mother, Who Had Been Through A Lot Of Terrible Things In Life, Taught Me That When Life Is Tough Your Instinct Is To Close Your Heart. But If You Can Accept What Happened And Reach Out To Someone, There Will Always Be Someone Less Fortunate, Or Someone That Can Bring A Solution And Help Your Life.

We Must Teach The Next Generation To Not Just Learn Languages, But Whole Cultures And Belief Systems. We Will Then Make More Of An Effort To Understand People And Their Different Cultures.

And I Always Think Of Life Like A Giant Wave. You Know, It Rises And It Crests And It Flies, And It's Just Magnificent, And Then It Crashes. And For A Lot Of People, When It Crashes, That's The End, And They Go Down The Deep, Dark Hole Of Depression.

You Have To Count On Living Every Single Day In A Way You Believe Will Make You Feel Good About Your Life - So That If It Were Over Tomorrow, You'd Be Content With Yourself.

It's Really Not A Question Of How Long You Have On This Earth; It's About What You Do With It.