"Learning at Play"

               "What you learn at play, you'll carry them through life"

               Reading this quote would make me agree more than ever because it would literally means that you use what you know from you past experiences to to use them again at times where you need them. There are times where you find yourself in a situation like in a sports match or an argument or a something else where you just think to yourself that you know something from before and you somehow have a bigger chance that you might win at something? That's your mind saying that you've had an experience that helped you by remembering it mostly to use it in the future situations.

               While reading this quote from the rest of the quotes my teacher gave us, a nostalgic vibe hit me and put my head in flashbacks before of my past experiences. To explain this much more, you put yourself in a stasis where you're going through previous memories and finding the right doors that will get you back out directly of your conscious and use it directly to face in your situations. That's what I would feel when I was reading this.

               Tell yourself, what do you do when finishing something with full determination? You would always try again and again to finish your task. That's what the quote tells you about and remember those times where you can use that knowledge to be wise enough to solve them easier. Every famous person would try, and try, and try again until they've perfected their craft like the common folk would always try to do everyday, to be a better version of themselves of their actions.

               "What you learn at play," which first defines as what you have learn in your participations, games, lectures, test and other stuffs which connects to the next line, "you'll carry them through life." Which reminds them hat their experiences are very valuable and they keep it at the back of one's mind and use it for the future . This would apply to everyone who tried their very best to finish what they wanted to finish too.

               This quote would relate to a child's curiosity to their first discovery of new things they first find and have enough determination to know more about it. The next would be inventors, workers, the common man, iconic artist and etc. because what they've gone through just to get this high in their career for their achievements and finding relaxation to the fact that they've completed through trial and error and though some might hit straight to rock bottom, all that's left is the diamond in the rough.

               In the end, it's all about passing your knowledge unto others so that they would know it from your teaching and they would also become wiser as well. When the time comes, help others whom you can stand them up on their own two feet and go longer into the long walk to success.