Wowenglish Posted 14 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
It's not sugar that makes the tea sweet , it's the stirring.
What does Charlotte mean by the next sentence?
It's not sugar that makes the tea sweet , it's the stirring.
Mikki : Where are you going?
Charlotte: To volunteer at the homeless shelter. Mikki.
Mikki: Does that make you happy?
Charlotte: It's not sugar that makes the tea sweet , it's the stirring.
It's not sugar that makes the tea sweet , it's the stirring.
Mikki : Where are you going?
Charlotte: To volunteer at the homeless shelter. Mikki.
Mikki: Does that make you happy?
Charlotte: It's not sugar that makes the tea sweet , it's the stirring.
Top answer
Hi, The meaning is unclear to me. But my guess is this. You have to work, you have to actually do something, to find real happiness.
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Hi,
The meaning is unclear to me. But my guess is this.
You have to work, you have to actually do something, to find real happiness.
Clive
The meaning is unclear to me. But my guess is this.
You have to work, you have to actually do something, to find real happiness.
Clive
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