p1考前在rabbi的气泡水蛮好喝的，但是在店铺的时候好尴尬，看书看困了直接睡着树叶掉嘴里…
p2真的发现自己很胖了，每次说减肥都反反复复的真的受不了，绝对绝对不可以再吃了！！感觉现在都没几件衣服能穿得下去了……不瘦到120不允许我自己再买任何一件衣服！！
p3虽说要减肥，但是考前不敢睡想着喝一个一点点通宵背书来着、、但是真的抵抗不住两点就倒下了、、但是最可恶的就是文史了，我直接纯裸考一样废了……打工去了呜呜呜给监考老师拉了一坨大的.
p2真的发现自己很胖了，每次说减肥都反反复复的真的受不了，绝对绝对不可以再吃了！！感觉现在都没几件衣服能穿得下去了……不瘦到120不允许我自己再买任何一件衣服！！
p3虽说要减肥，但是考前不敢睡想着喝一个一点点通宵背书来着、、但是真的抵抗不住两点就倒下了、、但是最可恶的就是文史了，我直接纯裸考一样废了……打工去了呜呜呜给监考老师拉了一坨大的.
#我读#
我读“拉比乔纳森·萨克斯勋爵（Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks）”部分。
1.不要进入恐惧和防御模式。
「在你的专业领域里，你都听过哪些糟糕的建议？
在我的领域，也就是宗教和公共话语领域，我最常听到的可能就是恐惧以及由此引发的防御。以这种方式面对未来是错误的。我们要充满希望，要知道不管前方有什么挑战，你都能战胜。我们要传达与恐惧和防御完全相反的信息。」
2.机会与诱惑的区别
「你用什么方法重拾专注力？
我要往我的人生导航系统中输入什么？换句话说，10年或20年后我想成为什么样的人？我的最终目标是什么？每次感到无法集中注意力时，你都要想想这两个问题。记住自己的目标有助于你做出人生中最重要的区分，那就是区分需要抓住的机会和需要抵抗的诱惑。」
我读“拉比乔纳森·萨克斯勋爵（Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks）”部分。
1.不要进入恐惧和防御模式。
「在你的专业领域里，你都听过哪些糟糕的建议？
在我的领域，也就是宗教和公共话语领域，我最常听到的可能就是恐惧以及由此引发的防御。以这种方式面对未来是错误的。我们要充满希望，要知道不管前方有什么挑战，你都能战胜。我们要传达与恐惧和防御完全相反的信息。」
2.机会与诱惑的区别
「你用什么方法重拾专注力？
我要往我的人生导航系统中输入什么？换句话说，10年或20年后我想成为什么样的人？我的最终目标是什么？每次感到无法集中注意力时，你都要想想这两个问题。记住自己的目标有助于你做出人生中最重要的区分，那就是区分需要抓住的机会和需要抵抗的诱惑。」
In the land of Galilee, the Rabbi became a popular figure miraculously healing many people's diseases. As his deeds spread, crowds of people flocked to him. As the Jewish Passover approached, he decided to cross the Galilee Sea, also known as the Tiberias Sea.
Upon reaching the other side, he climbed a mountain and sat down with his disciples, looking at the large crowd following him. He scanned the crowd and then turned to one of his closest followers, Philip, saying, "Where can we buy bread to feed these people?" He asked this not because he needed an answer but to test Philip's faith and understanding.
Philip was a practical man, and he replied, "Even if we spend twenty silver coins on bread, it won't be enough for each of them to have a little." Philip tried to convey the message that even with a substantial amount of money, the task of feeding so many people was nearly impossible.
The Rabbi listened to Philip's response but did not argue. Instead, he turned to another disciple, Andrew, the brother of Simon Peter. Andrew exclaimed, "Here is a boy with five loaves and two fish, but what can he offer to so many?" Andrew's words were filled with despair and curiosity, wondering what they could possibly do to feed such a vast crowd.
The Rabbi listened to Andrew's words and said with authority, "Call everyone to sit down." The disciples obeyed, and the crowd gathered on the grassy slope. There were about five thousand of them.
The Rabbi took the five loaves and two fish from the boy, thanked Him, and began to have the disciples distribute the food to the crowd. To everyone's surprise, the bread and fish seemed to multiply before their eyes. There was enough food for everyone to eat their fill. When they were full, the Rabbi said to his disciples, "Gather the remaining fragments so that nothing will be wasted." The disciples collected the leftover food. After everyone had eaten their fill, they filled twelve baskets with the remaining scraps.
The story of the five loaves and two fish is recorded in all four gospels and has continued to inspire people worldwide, reminding them of the power of faith and the potential for miracles in their lives.
Upon reaching the other side, he climbed a mountain and sat down with his disciples, looking at the large crowd following him. He scanned the crowd and then turned to one of his closest followers, Philip, saying, "Where can we buy bread to feed these people?" He asked this not because he needed an answer but to test Philip's faith and understanding.
Philip was a practical man, and he replied, "Even if we spend twenty silver coins on bread, it won't be enough for each of them to have a little." Philip tried to convey the message that even with a substantial amount of money, the task of feeding so many people was nearly impossible.
The Rabbi listened to Philip's response but did not argue. Instead, he turned to another disciple, Andrew, the brother of Simon Peter. Andrew exclaimed, "Here is a boy with five loaves and two fish, but what can he offer to so many?" Andrew's words were filled with despair and curiosity, wondering what they could possibly do to feed such a vast crowd.
The Rabbi listened to Andrew's words and said with authority, "Call everyone to sit down." The disciples obeyed, and the crowd gathered on the grassy slope. There were about five thousand of them.
The Rabbi took the five loaves and two fish from the boy, thanked Him, and began to have the disciples distribute the food to the crowd. To everyone's surprise, the bread and fish seemed to multiply before their eyes. There was enough food for everyone to eat their fill. When they were full, the Rabbi said to his disciples, "Gather the remaining fragments so that nothing will be wasted." The disciples collected the leftover food. After everyone had eaten their fill, they filled twelve baskets with the remaining scraps.
The story of the five loaves and two fish is recorded in all four gospels and has continued to inspire people worldwide, reminding them of the power of faith and the potential for miracles in their lives.
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