Laughter

smoke through the trees, And the voices of those who stand looking. And it's whispered that soon if we all call the tune, Then the piper will lead us to reason. And a new day will dawn for those who stand long. And the forests will echo with laughter. It makes me wonder... If there's a bustle in your hedgerow, don't be alarmed now, It's just a spring clean for the May-Queen. Yes there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, There's still time to change the road you're on. Your

language(tongue), to see one the others civilization, the other colors, smells. So, the travelers bloom thanks to a real desire to exchange in spite of, sometimes, some problems of understanding, however a smile is often enough for understanding(including). The laughter is an international language(tongue). Furthermore, people also travel for enriched their own knowledge but also those the others. Certain persons realize the luck(chance) which they have share the difficult life of certain peoples To sum things

a tenner in your pocket came second, closely followed by cuddling up to a loved-one in bed. Others like having a lie-in and sleeping in freshly-washed sheets took the road of the ranking of British people’s most pleasure. Moreover, crying with laughter, making someone smile and catching up with an old friend can be found in the top ten. Some factors show that lot of Brits prefer the same satisfaction. However, according to the result of this survey, in which most of their top fifty pleasures

/A good evening had just ended. Susan had prepared a dinner party, all children were gathered around her and Jeff./ Susan had prepared a dinner of festival, all the children were brought together around it and of Jeff. At dinner/table, there was laughter, the voices of Uncle Tony who could speak only crying, barking some of Abi, the family golden retriever. Then everyone stood up, children first. They had kissed Susan, had thanked them and went, carrying the cake and chunks of turkey wrapped in foil

not fine ! Your piano's teacher called me. Loosy - Awch... Father - He tall me that since 3 months you stoped his lessons ! 3 months ! 3 ... months ! That you stop the pianionio ! Loosy - LOL ! Pianionio, the joke, I don't touch ! Father - Don't laught, if I had hands I could hit you ! Do you want a kick ass. What did you do during this 3months ?! Loosy - I was with my new friends ! Father - But they are gangsters ! Loosy - No we are rapers... Father - During 8years ! I trusted in you ! I give

everything. The person whom we trusted betrays us, thus we can then imagine that this person did not love to us enough to say to us the truth or even just to speak to us simply. A friend it is a person with whom we can share intense things, cry, laughter, enjoyments, sadnesses, voucher moments, moments of hatreds and of dégouts. A friend has me déjâ betrays, I can even I express what we feel at this moment there. We are destroyed(annulled), sad of what this person made us. I did not consider it capable

drowning. The firemen and the lifeguard are our heroes everyday. On the other hand, I think a hero, it’s someone who you admire very much by his physical, his cleverness, his character, his way of being or acting. This hero give us smile, make us laught, and finally it is there when we needed him. Therefore, is someone who brings something in our lives, wich allows to make her happy and pleasant to live. In fact, it’s someone who we would like. So, this person can be a good friend, a family member

“art engagé”[14]; it did not impose a moral judgement, but rather “scrutinized a kind of behaviour that is very hard to understand”[15], requiring the viewer to make his own ethical judgement. Bibliography Altman, Charles F. "'Lacombe Lucien': Laughter as Collaboration." The French Review XLIX (1976): 549-58. JSTOR. Decock, Jean. "Entretien avec Louis Malle: un cinéma du regard." The French Review 63 (1990): 671-78. JSTOR. Garçon, François. "Cinéastes Français face au Souvenir du Nazisme

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contrary, the ones who remove humor seem to be unhappy and gloomy, leading an unbearable life. So why don't they laugh more? Why don't they look for ways to lighten up have fun? Is it so difficult to laugh? I don't think so, especially when we know that laughter enables us to lower our blood pressure, benefits a person's hearts since it increases the blood flow to it. It also stimulates the brain. In simple terms, it feels good to laugh, and even if you are not in the mood, laughing always seems to shake