Marjorie Hart

Summer at Tiffany

1. We should not fall apart- Margretha Instead of falling apart take some time to sit down and plan your future and what you want to happen. Then reverse engineer it to make it a success on your terms.
2. We should not show our feelings - Margretha- Have a blank face that only smiles.
3. We should not complain- Margretha. Complaining does nothing. Provide a solution.
4. We should not envy others- Margretha- Envying others means you are not at peace with the gifts God gave you. Do not look at others and what they have or do not have. That is not your concern. Neither are you their concern. Just live your own life. Privately. Away from technology and it’s woes and you will be fine. Mind your life and live the life of your dreams on your own and in your own way at God’s timing. And not man‘s. And you shall be richly blessed and rewarded. Be positive and be a change catalyst for God. Always.… (plus d'informations)

Marjorie Jacobson spent a summer working as a page at Tiffany’s. 1945, Marjorie and her best friend move to New York from Iowa during a summer break from college to find jobs and experience the city. While the author shares funny stories adjusting to a new place and new job, there’s so much more significance to this one particular summer. Marjorie grows into adulthood learning how to manage her finances, dating, and making decisions about her college future. There’s a lot of interesting historical events Marjorie witnessed; the plane crash into the Empire State Building and the ending of WWII.… (plus d'informations)