Thomas Jefferson wrote this as the 9th item in a "Decalogue of Canons for observation in practical life," ten items of advice, in a letter to a friend's son who was named after Jefferson. Its meaning has been debated but most probably meant to speak and behave civilly when arguing your positions throughout life.
It means don't makes things worst than they already are .
You have to take the door handle off first. To do so, you will have to pop the little things behind the dorr handle grip. Then take out the screws that are there. Then pop the things in the panel that the pull handle is on. Then take the panel that is by the pull handle off. The rest should just pop off. -Antwon00
He wants to teach him how to handle things when Papa is not there and to be strong.
Its not always possible to do so, but its always best to take a step back and get a hold of yourself before confronting anybody about anything.
you should always try to talk things over and NEVER let your emotions take over you. okay and if that dont work then just try to stay alone for a little bit. okay.
Yes. I always take little snack things with me on a trip.
not always. its could just be a little chip or a rock could have gotten inside of it. to show if a bat is broken just take the handle of the bat and tap it on the ground. if it vibrates its fine, if it doesn't then its broken.
Almost always to take pictures of things.
Planning a workload takes a lot of discipline. You should make sure that you always only take the amount of work that you can handle.
You should always take a camara to store memories of your vacation.
There is no interaction between those 2 drugs. But you must be able to handle a complete sexual relation before taking viagra. You should always talk about that with your doctor. Your heart might not be able to handle it.
always keep the blade and/or point aimed away from you, preferrably down. When you are not using it, put it down. Do not walk around with it. Hold it by the handle or if there is no handle, hold the back-blunt side of the blade.