A Houseplant is Dying

Hello houseplant. I am sure you are very tired and might think that it is your time to die. But I assure you that it is not. Why would you want to die when there is still so much to do and experience? You can spend time relaxing and basking in the sun. Not to mention all of the delicious water you have yet to soak up.
There is so much going on inside the house that you can observe. And what if you get to move outside someday? If you die, you might never get to experience fresh air and the outdoors. There is a whole entire world waiting for you to experience it.

Freaky Friday

My daughter Lauren is 18 years old and attends Clarke University. She is majoring in Elementary Education and Spanish. Lauren really enjoys spending time with her family and friends. She also likes to spend time outside riding her bike, hiking, and doing other activities (but only when the weather is nice, because she hates the cold). She likes reading as well, although she has not had much time to do so lately because she is so busy.
Lauren is a very dedicated person, and she always puts a lot of effort into everything she does. She is somewhat of a perfectionist, which can be a bad thing when she spends too much time working on something that is not very important. Overall, she is a very considerate, compassionate person and I am very proud of her.

Fear

I don't think there is a good reason for why people are afraid of sharks, as opposed to other more dangerous things. It is irrational, as most fears are. I think that nearly all of my fears - spiders, heights, and needles, to name a few - are irrational, because I am intensely afraid of them despite the fact that I will most likely never be harmed by them.
I think one of the most widespread fears, and also one of the most rational, is probably the fear of death. Everyone experiences this fear at some point in their lives. It is also an inevitability that we all must face death, therefore the fear of it is rational.