A question: Do we most live with memories or hopes and why?

By Katerina Katapodi

@KATKAT1992 (96)

February 6, 2018 9:31am CST

There's a Greek proverb saying that people live more with hopes than with memories, do you agree with this and why, if not how you interpret it?

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5 responses

@db20747 (43427)

• Washington, District Of Columbia

6 Feb 18

There's always hope for the future.

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Katerina Katapodi

@KATKAT1992 (96)

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7 Feb 18

Thank You Dear, Very Nice of you!! Regards, Kat

@gaianoor (1117)

• Tirana, Albania

6 Feb 18

i think most people are afraid and better have hopes than the risk to create a bad memory

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Katerina Katapodi

@KATKAT1992 (96)

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6 Feb 18

True!! Thanks

@1hopefulman (45123)

• Canada

7 Feb 18

I think it's true because when we desire something and really want it then we keep our hope alive and we forget about the past memories of failures.

Katerina Katapodi

@KATKAT1992 (96)

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7 Feb 18

FINE, Thank You!

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Katerina Katapodi

@KATKAT1992 (96)

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7 Feb 18

Thank You once more Felix, Good Luck, hence in everything Kat

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@saritflor (3914)

• Hungary

8 Feb 18

Hi and Welcome Katerina

For me that would be a combination of dreams and hopes together because there will be always something I will want to achieve or hope: for example to hope that more and more people won't eat animals.

@dya80dya (33655)

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7 Feb 18

I agree. We have more hope than memories. Hope is better than a bad memory. And it's more important.

Katerina Katapodi

@KATKAT1992 (96)

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8 Feb 18

Great! I absolutely Agree, Enjoy life!!, Life is Nice and short (relatively0 Kat, Kind Regards