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Life’s greatest lessons


They say school is where you learn some of life’s most important lessons. If those lessons are how to add, how to read and write, what happened way before your time, and more about the human body, then I say your right. Where are the classes for broken hearts, how to deal with the loss of a loved one, how to cope with depression and anxiety. I guess those are the lessons you learn through trials and error. 

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