Broader meaning of sentence changes with the context in which it was used.
If you are confronted with the fact that there are some 7.8 billion people inhabiting this little planet of ours, you might want to stop for a minute and think about what that means. We learnt to live in this world using numbers as a crutch, as a reference point without thinking about its real … Continue reading How One Can Get Lost in the World of Time
Sunday, in Old English sunnandæg, which literally means "day of the sun" is the day when God is said to have finished his job in creating us and all that is around us. Then he took some rest, and he also told us to rest, too, so please - relax! I know it is Monday … Continue reading Sunday – the Day You Know That Monday’s Coming Fast
It is quite bemusing to discover that some of our most crucial attitudes to life can be found in a little child's play.
Whether it is for work, learning or personal achievement, many people think they do not need English - until they do.
To meet a man of your dreams, you first need to dream him up. It's quite obvious. Claire also believes the things happen in this order, and so, day after day, she spends most of her time sleeping. Alas, despite her unfaltering efforts, during her long and uninterrupted sleeping sessions, she is always missing the … Continue reading The Man of Her Dreams
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