December 17, 2014
"When I do good,
I feel good.
When I do bad,
I feel bad."
Abraham Lincoln
Reflection: I like this quote because it gets straight to the meaning. Either you do good and feel good or you do bad and feel bad. For example, when you help your family do chores, you did good therefore you feel good. Another example is when you finish your homework on time, that feels good. Arguing with your parents is bad, that is why you feel bad after. Robbing is not good and after you do it you feel guilty, bad, and ashamed. It is always best to do what is right and good.
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