Happiness

P. 66 “I drink to Mother Nature, to the fragrant hills, I drink to the cicadas, to the pine woods, to the breeze, to the rocks of thousands of years, I drink to the blue sky!” P. 71 “I came to the irrefutable conclusion that the only possible happiness was to be a man of Nature. I need air, I need space to crystallize my thoughts. I am more interested in what is true, pure, free in a work, authentic, and I came here to cultivate the authentic.” P. 75 “I want to live in communion with Nature, I

become dramatic. Cyrano is left alone downstairs in his suffering. To conclude, Cyrano, a proud man who likes defending his convictions, is in fact a sensitive poet. Edmond Rostand illustrates, in this play, true love, in which your partner's happiness comes before your own. Cyrano might be ugly, but he is so beautiful within . A man with panache is better than a hundred men mute and vain.

with expensive sports cars. The fact that they decided to add a little message at the end saying that the real Christopher Gardner sold a minority stake in his firm that was worth millions in 2006 only glorifies the statement that money brings you happiness, when clearly throughout the film the accent was put on making the most out of the situation that you find yourself in. All in all the film is very good, but it certainly won’t be to the liking of most people. This makes it a difficult film to

industrielle, mêlant à merveille burlesque et dénonciations et d'après moi le meilleur film de Chaplin. The END . a story of industry, of individual entreprise - humanity crusading in the pursuit of happiness Une histoire(Un étage) d'industrie, d'entreprise individuel - humanité faisant une croisade dans la poursuite de bonheur

mattering is that they are together. "Perhaps in a few months they were going to be pushed away again but, for the moment, it was enough that they were together again ", even if they are not sure of the fact that it is going to last eternally, this happiness is nevertheless self-important for them, after all what they crossed. The author uses again metaphors (“a cat riveted by butterflies”; “three survivors clinging to each other, stranded on a tiny raft”) and highly varied and precise language to describe

convincing. Both characters are moving. Michael appears as a man who will never get enough approval and recognition in his lifetime to compensate for the initial pain of his early history. The reader feels he can never be quite happy even though happiness is at hand. Corinne can only watch his pain helplessly despite the deep love she feels for him, despite her own conviction that they have quite enough to be happy.

Independence, they were signing a promissory note to which every American was to fall heir. This note was a promise that all men, yes, black men as well as white men, would be guaranteed to the inalienable rights of life liberty and the pursuit of happiness. »     — « Quand les architectes de notre république écrivirent les textes magnifiques de la Constitution et de la Déclaration d'Indépendance, ils signèrent un billet à l'ordre de chaque Américain. C'était la promesse que chacun – oui, les noirs

Your courage and your tenacity is an example for all those who live even today in a situation of abandonment of the society. Your dedication, your generosity, is reflected in your actions for a human planet, or each we hope for it will find the happiness and the peace. We hope that your association for the homeless persons will continue to prosper, that you can help a lot of people which suffers to live this life in conditions which the decency does not still allow the persons it can understand

juin 2008), la Cour suprême ordonna que l’autodéfense est un élément central du droit. - A real passion for firearms - The American mythology : the pioneer- the lonesome cowboy – the self-reliant entrepreneur who reaches [atteind] freedoms and happiness thanks to his gun and his stamina [énergie, endurance] - Guns guarantee their self-sufficiency, their freedom, their protection (which is no surprise when we consider the American’s distrust [manque de confiance] of the Federal Government) HISTORY

fate, a house and a vacation by the ocean. For both Edna and Wes, the house on the seashore and the wonderful summer are like a sort of heaven on Earth. Both feel like they have stepped into a sort of dream, a world in which there is nothing but happiness and leisure. There is a certain notion of escaping reality. For both characters, but particularly Wes, that summer is a way to free from their worries and cares, in Wes’s case from loneliness and his addiction. The house becomes a sort of cure