life time opportunity. Later on in life, you may be sorry for the choices you've made."You can observe a lot by watching," another quote by Yogi Berra, is my fourth aphorism. I really like this aphorism also. It is so true, because if you try to do something right off the bat, you might not be able to do it that great right away. Take a sport for example, such as hockey. How are you going to know what to do if you haven't even watched a hockey game before in your life? The more you watch a hockey game, the more you'll understand the game and the object of it. You can't just expect to go out there on the ice and be a professional hockey player by the snap of your fingers. If you've never watched hockey before, how will you know what to do?The fifth aphorism that I've chose is, "The Chief danger in life is that you may take too many precautions," by Alfred Adler. If someone has lived their whole life worrying about everything, it's going to be very boring. People need to live on the edge once in a while, and take some chances. You can't act like a grandma your whole entire life, and think the worst is going to happen all the time. What fun is it to just stay in your house all the time? Life is all about risks. You never know when something bad is going to happen. Take the Oklahoma City Bombing, for example. Do you think that all those people went to work that day knowing the building was going to blow up? I'm almost 100% sure that if they knew it was going to happen, they wouldn't have gone. Unfortunately, that could've been any one of us. But we never know and can't tell the future. We just have to live our lives and try our best but be ready for the worst, because you never know when the worst is going to come. "Life is a tragedy for those who feel, and a comedy for those who think," by Jean de la Bruyere is my sixth aphorism. This aphorism, in a way, is similar to my previous one. If you are a very emotional per...
