you are able to do and what you are not able to do.? One of his ?aphorisms? was shared with a friend, professor Maurie Stein, who sent it to a Boston Globe reporter. Morrie was receiving many media releases.After hearing Morrie?s name on the television, Mitch decides to go visit him. They give each other a big hug when they reunite. ?You?ve come back at last,? Morrie whispered to Mitch. After that visit, Mitch decides to visit with him every Tuesday. It?s Tuesday and Mitch is sitting in a diner with his ?coach,? Morrie. That was a nickname Mitch gave to him. They were eating lunch and Mitch noticed how long it took Morrie to eat, even small bites. Morrie is dieing. Morrie says that people should feel good about themselves because culture makes them feel bad. People shouldn?t care about other people?s negative opinions. Morrie does not care about what other people may think about him because loving and caring people surround him.Mitch was reporting at the Wimbledon tennis match and acknowledged people appearing to be stuck in other peoples businesses. There was a newspaper stand a bit down from where Morrie was at and the talk of the conversation was over Princess Diana. Mitch thinks of Morrie whenever he reads anything silly and mindless. Morrie once said that if you did not like what the paparazzi had to say, then you didn?t have to buy what the media had written.Morrie says that since he is dieing, he feels closer to people who suffer than he ever did before. Mitch asked Morrie why he kept reading the newspapers. Morrie said, ?Do you think that just because I am dieing, I shouldn?t keep up with the world?s news?? Knowledge is still important. It is important to give love and let love come in to your life.Mitch comes to visit Morrie again and brings him food. Morrie tells Mitch that he mourns for his body. He gives himself a good cry if he needs it. Morrie says that he still feels lucky because he is able to say good-bye all the time....
