If I Could Live Life Again and Change It All
A New York sidewalk reflection on living life anew explores changes a person would make, from inheriting wealth to mastering music, poetry, travel, and practical habits. The piece contrasts contentment with effort, urging self-improvement and independent movement through life, including hobbies, education, and romance focused on mutual support.
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New York
Bing Human
Bing
Beethoven
Elvis Presley
Boy Scouts
Bud
Bird
If I Could Live a Second Life What I’d Do
The speaker reflects on life choices and priorities from youth to old age. They advocate eight hours of sleep, early bedtimes, avoiding late night errors, and valuing public speaking over passive listening. They warn against impractical study and grit the value of daydreams and experiential living.
Shining Star 4-H Club Plans First Meeting At High School
News from 4-H clubs in this area covers Shining Star meetings at the High School on March 11 with 10 members two leaders Ralph Bloomer and Joe Spratt and two visitors. They chose projects and agreed weekly meetings will continue.
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Shining Star
Woodworking Clas
Ralph Bloomer
Joe Spratt
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