Credo

I believe in...

I believe in the wind blowing my hair,
the smell of hot coffee in the morning,
the love,
the sunset,
the dreams,
the family,the sound of the birds, the friendship.

But I don't believe in the false friends,the aliens, the nightmares.

I believe in the justice,
I believe in the waves of the ocean,
I believe in the equality.
the opportunities, the happiness, the music.
And I believe in everything that does not affect others, I believe in the respect and also I believe in the desire.

All I really need to know

1.-Quick write 

Rules I learned in kindergarten

Some of the rules I learned in kindergarten are that I should not take things that are not mine, to say sorry and thanks when I have to, to try my best on everything I do and most important to be respectful. These rules are still applicable for me today because I do not take others things, I still say sorry and thanks when I should and I personally think that thanks and sorry are difficult words to say, also I try my best on everything I can , and finally I still respecting others.

2.- Questions 

Basic truths 

The three basic truths I identify with are clean up your own mess, don't take things that aren't yours, and say sorry when you hurt somebody.

Golden Rule

The world would be a better place if we all lived the Golden Rule because everyone would treat others with respect and no one would suffer. The Golden Rule would help the world be a better place to live also because no one would like to be treated unfair so everyone would do their best to be treated fair, and maybe it could make the whole world not only a better place but also a happier place.

What does it means to pursue happiness?

Henry David Thoreau's perspective of pursuing happiness 

In the text from Walden by Henry David Thoreau he describes happiness as the simplest thing in the world. For the author, to pursue happiness is to be in peace with the simplest things in life, and not to have stress. In the text he says " I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life"  he is implying that for him the term happiness is just the things that make him happy. So by him pursuing happiness is the same that pursuing peace.