Socrates thought swans sang the most beautiful songs right before they died.
That is why we call a last performance a “swan song.”
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Socrates thought swans sang the most beautiful songs right before they died.
That is why we call a last performance a “swan song.”
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I’m unsure why, but this makes me think of the “bobbing for apples” we used to do as children.
I never could figure out the reason we did it.
We looked even sillier than these swan look.
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Have you ever had an itch that was a challenge to reach?
Why is it that the spot on your back that itches the most often is that one spot you can’t reach.
#frustrated
Sometimes, I wonder what it would be like to be a contortionist and never have a problem reaching that itch.

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Danish author, Hans Christian Anderson told the story of a homely little bird born in a barnyard.
The bird suffered abuse from the others until, much to his delight (and their surprise),
he matured into a beautiful swan.
Why do we persist in judging people by their appearance instead of by how they behave?
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