Question

A trophy is a prized possession and makes it owner proud .would you consider the possess of a head ,a trophy? Why/why not?Give a reasoned answer.

Answer 1

When I consider the woman I am today, I realize that this small conversation played an integral part in shaping me into the person I am right now. These four lines represent a life-long conversation that has taken place between my dad and me. I never realized how powerful these words were or how lucky I was to hear them on a regular basis. My dad began this conversation before I could speak in complete sentences or comprehend what meaning it carried. These words were some of the first words added to my lexicon. To this day, there is only one answer when my dad asks the simple question, “What are you?” Without any hesitation I reply, “Prized possession.” “And…” “Don’t you forget it!” It’s second nature. It’s who I am. It’s who I will always be.

My friend came back to me, gave me a hug and said, “I get it.”

I wanted to relay this experience in case any of you had the same question. Obviously the book goes into much more explanation, but this should get you started.

I’d love to know what you thought about the book after you’ve had a chance to read it. Praying it makes a difference for many. Could be a great “Fathers’s Day” gift.

 

Bless you

Jeswin Thomas

Answer 2

Explanation:

• The possession is the one which seems unique to person, the thing which has value but not just the money or gold in life. In life everyone has multiple possessions in each stage.
• The stage of life which speaks the value of possession. Once there lived a small girl, she had dreams many in her life. Her life time she spent doing those and achieving it.
• She became successful as days passed. These days she didn’t care about her family. Later the days passed at one point her mother was not well and later her mother died.
• She could not take all those things in her mind. Her father came and give her a chain which her mother asked to give it to her. Her eyes were filled with tears.
• Then she realized money is not the only possession. That chain she valued the most and safeguarded it until her end of life.