“the one who has schooled himself to see the brighter side of life, the beautiful things in life, will speak of the beauties that are in the rain drops, and the freshness of the newly bathed flowers, shrubs and trees.”
- Source
- Character Building
- Date
- 1902
Meaning of “the one who has schooled himself to see…”
Attention to a rainy morning becomes a concrete example of trained appreciation: the same conditions can include beauty and freshness as well as inconvenience.
Where does it come from?
Character Building, “Two Sides of Life,” Project Gutenberg #60484. This is an illustrative scene about perspective, not a claim that difficult conditions should always be reframed positively.