Friday Freewrite: It’s a toss up!
What does “There are two sides to every coin” mean to you?
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This saying always reminds me of clouds!!! That probably sounds really strange but if there are two sides to every coin that means there is always a good and a bad side to something. Well, each cloud has a silver lining – there is always a good side to every bad situation. EG: I love riding horses. There is a good side and a bad side… When you ride you have heaps of fun and you can go as fast as you like (within reason!!) without getting a speeding ticket but there is always the possibility that you can fall off!! And the silver lining on falling off is that you can be glad you were not on a bigger horse because that would be further to fall. If you were alredy on a big horse…weelll….!