Ogden Evening Standard | 1912-11-02 | Page 8 | Life's Turning Points

uu Life' Turning Polrrta. It is impossible to make a distinction distinc-tion betwoen tho courae of our liven and the course of our thoughts. But both are subject to change, sudden and unexpected. There are turning points In our character no lots than in our career, and often tho two are so olosely related, that they cannot be considered apart. It is worth while sometimes to trace back to their source our Ideas and impressions, impres-sions, our new lines of thought. So much we owe to training, so much to elected study and choson companionship, companion-ship, so much to the lessons and experiences ex-periences of the llfo we are leading. Uut if you glance hack you may sea that what has moat deeply moved you, what has most sharply deflected your way of regarding life, was something entirely unlooked for. Anna Woodward. Wood-ward. 1 K