About a week ago I turned on the television and the news was on. When it came on it was talking about the Vegas shooter Stephen Paddock, and how the shooting could have been prevented. The news stated the he had some sort of Autism or Asperger’s, the man bought ten suitcases into his hotel room and had the “Do Not Disturb” sign on the door for three days. Finally, the night of the Route 91 Harvest music festival he shot a security guard. Then he shot out of his hotel room window toward the concert killing fifty-eight people and injuring about five-hundred people. These people were not expecting they would be getting shot at the concert. The day before these people were thinking they were going to have fun not getting shot. I believe bad things can happen, but tomorrow will be a better day.
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There were chopsticks on the counter. My sister gave them to me when I got them, I put them in my mouth and ran around my house. When I came around the corner, I ran into my sister and the chopsticks went down my throat. My dad rushed me to the hospital while I had blood everywhere. That day I wasn’t expecting to go to the hospital or have chopsticks down my throat. Even though the situation could have been way worse, I was not expecting anything like that to happen.
Not everything can be bad. For example, when people win the lottery they were not expecting to win a lot of money. I believe that these people should live everyday like tomorrow is their last. Anything can happen, good or bad, so why not live it to the fullest. If something is bad one day that doesn’t mean the next day will be just as bad or worse. The following day could be better or worse. We cannot see in the future so we don’t know what will happen. If you do what’s right so nothing intentional can happen then the destiny of life is not in your
There were chopsticks on the counter. My sister gave them to me when I got them, I put them in my mouth and ran around my house. When I came around the corner, I ran into my sister and the chopsticks went down my throat. My dad rushed me to the hospital while I had blood everywhere. That day I wasn’t expecting to go to the hospital or have chopsticks down my throat. Even though the situation could have been way worse, I was not expecting anything like that to happen.
Not everything can be bad. For example, when people win the lottery they were not expecting to win a lot of money. I believe that these people should live everyday like tomorrow is their last. Anything can happen, good or bad, so why not live it to the fullest. If something is bad one day that doesn’t mean the next day will be just as bad or worse. The following day could be better or worse. We cannot see in the future so we don’t know what will happen. If you do what’s right so nothing intentional can happen then the destiny of life is not in your