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Economics Homework One - Model (view source)
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:"Carpe diem" means "seize the day." I really like this a lot because I have been trying to work harder at seizing the moment - at taking what I have been given and thanking God for it - even if I am just thanking Him that I am alive in that moment. Some days are better than others, but this phrase says nothing about seizing only the good days, or the days we feel like it. It simply states that we should seize ''the'' day - no matter what that day is. (Caroline)
:"Carpe diem" means "seize the day." I really like this a lot because I have been trying to work harder at seizing the moment - at taking what I have been given and thanking God for it - even if I am just thanking Him that I am alive in that moment. Some days are better than others, but this phrase says nothing about seizing only the good days, or the days we feel like it. It simply states that we should seize ''the'' day - no matter what that day is. (Caroline)
:Caveat emptor - I have to be careful not to spend money too fast. Sometimes I make a quick decision to buy something that looks great at the time, but really is not needed or important. (Timothy)
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