Erma Bombeck and Alexander’s works of literature produce thought on self-responsibility. They both present the reader with the idea that the key to knowledge is held by everyone; yet everyone must choose to use it. Even during high school we as people are presented choices. We decide whether we accept knowledge given to us or toss it aside and believe that it was “someone else’s problem”.
People find that knowledge is hard to attain. Like fine wine from a damaged challice, knowledge will flow from an inferior vessel and the most insignificant amount will remain. Not enough to be worth true value, but enough to have the holder recognise what they have truly missed out on. It is up to us to maintain and provide ourselves with a well kept
People find that knowledge is hard to attain. Like fine wine from a damaged challice, knowledge will flow from an inferior vessel and the most insignificant amount will remain. Not enough to be worth true value, but enough to have the holder recognise what they have truly missed out on. It is up to us to maintain and provide ourselves with a well kept