
snoopyboy
Antarctica
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All credits to today’s lesson winners, they’ve put the phrase “hunker down” on a silver platter and injected their understanding of it through my system, with their golden tipped syringue of savoir faire, like a splash of fresh water to my face in the morning! : ) .So I wrote this:
I always hunker down for unexpected difficulties to come my way. However I wouldn’t call myself a pessimist. I’m the very opposite: I’m an optimist and a realist, a combination that rarely leads to disappointment, I believe. I’m the type of person who always puts his obligations (present or future) in perspective. What I mean, is that I analyze every facet of my tasks, every hypothetical difficulty I might have to face, in order to fulfill them effectively. This is my method to prevent surprises, mistakes and regrets but mainly to minimize failure (damage). Because when you have a good understanding of a task you are given, or an obligation you have to meet, you’ll know beforehand whether it’s going to be easy to tackle down or not. Therefore, your mindset is already prepared to cope through the “storm” (possible difficulty) to come. I don’t believe in lucks, I’ve learned since an early age that nothing comes easy thereby I don’t take anything for granted, no task is too easy or too hard until I have given it a thorough analysis and figure out how I’m going to weave my way out of it, success is always my goal. So people hunker down, brace for any issues you are prone to face because the sun will always rise after the storm, but first you have to live through it, survive it.
So Scarlett Johansson, I looked you up on Wikipedia and found out that you and Ryan Reynolds have been together for at least 3 years, very impressive! Given that most Hollywood couples barely made I through the “honeymoon period”. Haven’t you learned from your peers that marriage is in fact complicated and required a lot of sacrifice and tolerance? I knew that since I was an altar boy! I think most of these movie stars have lost the matrimonial guideline script somewhere. What do I mean by that? I have never heard of two stars being engaged, I mean the real deal, the real engagement phase. Where you’re supposed to be testing the water, find out if this person is the right one, get to know each other, lay all your cards on the table, familiarize yourself with the other person’s flaws, be honest to one another,, that is why being engaged is there for. And it is important because it’s a conception of the real thing (marriage).it’s the foundation, the cornerstone of the shelter for the storm (marriage) that’s likely to come. Sometimes, it takes time to know someone else in and out, don’t rush it. Often time, these actors meet on movie sets or after making out with each other in a romantic scene, (“Gigli” J.Lo and Ben Afleck?) or after a drunken red carpet event after-party, and then they decide to commit right after those frivolous moment. They didn’t hunker down with each other long enough : ) However, Scarlett Jo and Ryan Reynolds I’d like to applaud you for handling this divorce situation in an orderly manner , by compromising and accepting the fact that you two weren’t meant to be together. I know it sounds crazy, but that was a very classy divorce, compared to the Kim Kardashian’s latest scandal.
I like this phrase “Hunker down” it’s versatile, it can be used in a lot of contexts indeed.
Tip: hunker down before the manure hits the fan .Hunker down things aren’t as easy and safe as they might seem .

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