ONCE, long ago in a land far away, there lived four little characters who
ran through a maze looking for cheese to nourish them and make them h***y.
Two were mice, named "Sniff" and "Scurry" and two were littlepeople-beings
who were as ***all as mice but who looked and acted a lot like people today.
Their names were "Hem" and "Haw."
Due to their ***all size, it would be easy not to notice what the four of
them were doing. But if you looked closely enough, you could discover the
most amazing things!
Every day the mice and the littlepeople spent time in the maze looking for
their own special cheese. The mice, Sniff and Scurry, possessing only simple
rodent brains, but good instincts, searched for the hard nibbling cheese
they liked, as mice often do.
The two littlepeople, Hem and Haw, used their brains, filled with many
beliefs, to search for a very different kind of Cheese - with a capital C -
which they believed would make them feel h***y and successful.
As different as the mice and littlepeople were, they shared something in
common: every morning, they each put on their jogging suits and running
shoes, left their little homes, and raced out into the maze looking for
their f***orite cheese.
The maze was a labyrinth of corridors and chambers, some containing
delicious cheese. But there were also dark corners and blind alleys leading
nowhere. It was an easy place for anyone to get lost.
However, for those who found their way, the maze held secrets that let them
enjoy a better life.
The mice, Sniff and Scurry, used the simple, but inefficient,
trial-and-error method of finding cheese. They ran down one corridor and if
it proved empty, they turned and ran down another.
Sniff would ***ell out the general direction of the cheese, using his great
nose, and Scurry would race ahead. They got lost, as you might expect, went
off in the wrong direction and often bumped into walls.
However, the two littlepeople, Hem and Haw, used a different method that
relied on their ability to think and learn from their past experiences,
although, they would sometimes get confused by their beliefs and emotions.
Eventually in their own way, they all discovered what they were looking
for - they each found their own kind of cheese one day at the end of one of
the corridors in Cheese Station C.
Every morning after that, the mice and the littlepeople dressed in their
running gear and headed over to Cheese Station C. It wasn't long before they
each established their own routine.
Sniff and Scurry continued to wake early every day and race through the
maze, always following the same route.
When they arrived at their destination, the mice took off their running
shoes, tied them together and hung them around their necks-so they could get
to them quickly whenever they needed them again. Then they enjoyed the
cheese.
In the beginning Hem and Haw also raced toward Cheese Station C every
morning to enjoy the tasty new morsels that awaited them.
But after a while, a different routine set in for the littlepeople.
Hem and Haw awoke each day a little later, dressed a little slower, and
walked to Cheese Station C. After all, they knew where the Cheese was now
and how to get there.
They had no idea where the Cheese came from, or who put it there. They just
assumed it would be there.
As soon as Hem and Haw arrived at Cheese Station C each morning, they
settled in and made themselves at home. They hung up their jogging suits,
put away their running shoes and put on their slippers. They were becoming
very comfortable now that they had found the Cheese.
"This is great," Hem said. "There's enough Cheese here to last us forever."
The littlepeople felt h***y and successful, and thought they were now
secure.
It wasn't long before Hem and Haw regarded the Cheese they found at Cheese
Station C as their cheese. It was such a large store of Cheese that they
eventually moved their homes to be closer to it, and built a social life
around it.
To make themselves feel more at home, Hem and Haw decorated the walls with
sayings and even drew pictures of Cheese around them which made them ***ile.
One read:
Sometimes Hem and Haw would take their friends by to see their pile of
Cheese at Cheese Station C, and point to it with pride, saying, "Pretty nice
Cheese, huh?" Sometimes they shared it with their friends and sometimes they
didn't.
"We deserve this Cheese," Hem said. "We certainly had to work long and hard
enough to find it." He picked up a nice fresh piece and ate it.
Afterwards, Hem fell asleep, as he often did.
Every night the littlepeople would waddle home, full of Cheese, and every
morning they would confidently return for more.
This went on for quite some time.
After a while Hem's and Haw's confidence grew into arrogance. Soon they
became so comfortable they didn't even notice what was h***ening.
As time went on, Sniff and Scurry continued their routine. They arrived
early each morning and sniffed and scratched and scurried around Cheese
Station C, inspecting the area to see if there had been any changes from the
day before. Then they would sit down to nibble on the cheese.
One morning they arrived at Cheese Station C and discovered there was no
cheese.
They weren't surprised. Since Sniff and Scurry had noticed the supply of
cheese had been getting ***aller every day, they were prepared for the
inevitable and knew instinctively what to do.
They looked at each other, removed the running shoes they had tied together
and hung conveniently around their necks, put them on their feet and laced
them up.
The mice did not over***yze things. And they were not burdened with many
complex beliefs.
To the mice, the problem and the answer were both simple. The situation at
Cheese Station C had changed. So, Sniff and Scurry decided to change.
They both looked out into the maze. Then Sniff lifted his nose, sniffed, and
nodded to Scurry, who took off running through the maze, while Sniff
followed as fast as he could.
They were quickly off in search of New Cheese.
Later that same day, Hem and Haw arrived at Cheese Station C. They had not
been paying attention to the ***all changes that had been taking place each
day, so they took it for granted their Cheese would be there.
They were unprepared for what they found.
"What! No Cheese?" Hem yelled. He continued yelling, "No Cheese? No Cheese?"
as though if he shouted loud enough someone would put it back.
" Who moved my Cheese? ONCE, long ago in a land far away, there lived four
little characters who
ran through a maze looking for cheese to nourish them and make them h***y.
Two were mice, named "Sniff" and "Scurry" and two were littlepeople-beings
who were as ***all as mice but who looked and acted a lot like people today.
Their names were "Hem" and "Haw."
Due to their ***all size, it would be easy not to notice what the four of
them were doing. But if you looked closely enough, you could discover the
most amazing things!
Every day the mice and the littlepeople spent time in the maze looking for
their own special cheese. The mice, Sniff and Scurry, possessing only simple
rodent brains, but good instincts, searched for the hard nibbling cheese
they liked, as mice often do.
The two littlepeople, Hem and Haw, used their brains, filled with many
beliefs, to search for a very different kind of Cheese - with a capital C -
which they believed would make them feel h***y and successful.
As different as the mice and littlepeople were, they shared something in
common: every morning, they each put on their jogging suits and running
shoes, left their little homes, and raced out into the maze looking for
their f***orite cheese.
The maze was a labyrinth of corridors and chambers, some containing
delicious cheese. But there were also dark corners and blind alleys leading
nowhere. It was an easy place for anyone to get lost.
However, for those who found their way, the maze held secrets that let them
enjoy a better life.
The mice, Sniff and Scurry, used the simple, but inefficient,
trial-and-error method of finding cheese. They ran down one corridor and if
it proved empty, they turned and ran down another.
Sniff would ***ell out the general direction of the cheese, using his great
nose, and Scurry would race ahead. They got lost, as you might expect, went
off in the wrong direction and often bumped into walls.
However, the two littlepeople, Hem and Haw, used a different method that
relied on their ability to think and learn from their past experiences,
although, they would sometimes get confused by their beliefs and emotions.
Eventually in their own way, they all discovered what they were looking
for - they each found their own kind of cheese one day at the end of one of
the corridors in Cheese Station C.
Every morning after that, the mice and the littlepeople dressed in their
running gear and headed over to Cheese Station C. It wasn't long before they
each established their own routine.
Sniff and Scurry continued to wake early every day and race through the
maze, always following the same route.
When they arrived at their destination, the mice took off their running
shoes, tied them together and hung them around their necks-so they could get
to them quickly whenever they needed them again. Then they enjoyed the
cheese.
In the beginning Hem and Haw also raced toward Cheese Station C every
morning to enjoy the tasty new morsels that awaited them.
But after a while, a different routine set in for the littlepeople.
Hem and Haw awoke each day a little later, dressed a little slower, and
walked to Cheese Station C. After all, they knew where the Cheese was now
and how to get there.
They had no idea where the Cheese came from, or who put it there. They just
assumed it would be there.
As soon as Hem and Haw arrived at Cheese Station C each morning, they
settled in and made themselves at home. They hung up their jogging suits,
put away their running shoes and put on their slippers. They were becoming
very comfortable now that they had found the Cheese.
"This is great," Hem said. "There's enough Cheese here to last us forever."
The littlepeople felt h***y and successful, and thought they were now
secure.
It wasn't long before Hem and Haw regarded the Cheese they found at Cheese
Station C as their cheese. It was such a large store of Cheese that they
eventually moved their homes to be closer to it, and built a social life
around it.
To make themselves feel more at home, Hem and Haw decorated the walls with
sayings and even drew pictures of Cheese around them which made them ***ile.
One read:
Sometimes Hem and Haw would take their friends by to see their pile of
Cheese at Cheese Station C, and point to it with pride, saying, "Pretty nice
Cheese, huh?" Sometimes they shared it with their friends and sometimes they
didn't.
"We deserve this Cheese," Hem said. "We certainly had to work long and hard
enough to find it." He picked up a nice fresh piece and ate it.
Afterwards, Hem fell asleep, as he often did.
Every night the littlepeople would waddle home, full of Cheese, and every
morning they would confidently return for more.
This went on for quite some time.
After a while Hem's and Haw's confidence grew into arrogance. Soon they
became so comfortable they didn't even notice what was h***ening.
As time went on, Sniff and Scurry continued their routine. They arrived
early each morning and sniffed and scratched and scurried around Cheese
Station C, inspecting the area to see if there had been any changes from the
day before. Then they would sit down to nibble on the cheese.
One morning they arrived at Cheese Station C and discovered there was no
cheese.
They weren't surprised. Since Sniff and Scurry had noticed the supply of
cheese had been getting ***aller every day, they were prepared for the
inevitable and knew instinctively what to do.
They looked at each other, removed the running shoes they had tied together
and hung conveniently around their necks, put them on their feet and laced
them up.
The mice did not over***yze things. And they were not burdened with many
complex beliefs.
To the mice, the problem and the answer were both simple. The situation at
Cheese Station C had changed. So, Sniff and Scurry decided to change.
They both looked out into the maze. Then Sniff lifted his nose, sniffed, and
nodded to Scurry, who took off running through the maze, while Sniff
followed as fast as he could.
They were quickly off in search of New Cheese.
Later that same day, Hem and Haw arrived at Cheese Station C. They had not
been paying attention to the ***all changes that had been taking place each
day, so they took it for granted their Cheese would be there.
They were unprepared for what they found.
"What! No Cheese?" Hem yelled. He continued yelling, "No Cheese? No Cheese?"
as though if he shouted loud enough someone would put it back.
"Who moved my Cheese?" he hollered.
Finally, he put his hands on his hips, his face turned red, and he screamed
at the top of his voice, "It's not fair!"
Haw just shook his head in di***elief. He, too, had counted on finding Cheese
at Cheese Station C. He stood there for a long time, frozen with shock. He
was just not ready for this.
Hem was yelling something, but Haw didn't want to hear it. He didn't want to
deal with what was facing him, so he just tuned everything out.
The littlepeoples' beh***ior was not very attractive or productive but it was
understandable.
Finding Cheese wasn't easy, and it meant a great deal more to the
littlepeople than just h***ing enough of it to eat every day.
Finding Cheese was the littlepeoples' way of getting what they thought they
needed to be h***y. They had their own ideas of what Cheese meant to them,
depending on their taste.
For some, finding Cheese was h***ing material things. For others it was
enjoying good health, or developing a spiritual sense of well-being.
For Haw, Cheese just meant feeling safe, h***ing a loving family someday and
living in a cozy cottage on Cheddar Lane.
To Hem, Cheese was becoming A Big Cheese in charge of others and owning a
big house atop Camembert Hill.
Because Cheese was important to them, the two littlepeople spent a long time
trying to decide what to do. All they could think of was to keep looking
around Cheeseless Station C to see if the Cheese was really gone.
While Sniff and Scurry had quickly moved on, Hem and Haw continued to hem
and haw.
They ranted and r***ed at the injustice of it all. Haw started to get
depressed. What would h***en if the Cheese wasn't there tomorrow? He had
made future plans based on this Cheese.
The littlepeople couldn't believe it. How could this h***e h***ened? No one
had warned them. It wasn't right. It was not the way things were supposed to
be.
Hem and Haw went home that night hungry and discouraged. But before they
left, Haw wrote on the wall:
The next day Hem and Haw left their homes, and returned to Cheese Station C
again, where they still expected, somehow, to find their Cheese.
The situation hadn't changed, the Cheese was no longer there. The
littlepeople didn't know what to do. Hem and Haw just stood there,
immobilized like two statues.
Haw shut his eyes as tight as he could and put his hands over his ears. He
just wanted to block everything out. He didn't want to know the Cheese
supply had gradually been getting ***aller. He believed it had been moved all
of a sudden.
Hem ***yzed the situation over and over and eventually his complicated
brain with its huge belief system took hold. "Why did they do this to me?"
he demanded. "What's really going on here?"
Finally, Haw opened his eyes, looked around and said, "By the way, where are
Sniff and Scurry? Do you think they know something we don't?"
" he hollered.
Finally, he put his hands on his hips, his face turned red, and he screamed
at the top of his voice, "It's not fair!"
Haw just shook his head in di***elief. He, too, had counted on finding Cheese
at Cheese Station C. He stood there for a long time, frozen with shock. He
was just not ready for this.
Hem was yelling something, but Haw didn't want to hear it. He didn't want to
deal with what was facing him, so he just tuned everything out.
The littlepeoples' beh***ior was not very attractive or productive but it was
understandable.
Finding Cheese wasn't easy, and it meant a great deal more to the
littlepeople than just h***ing enough of it to eat every day.
Finding Cheese was the littlepeoples' way of getting what they thought they
needed to be h***y. They had their own ideas of what Cheese meant to them,
depending on their taste.
For some, finding Cheese was h***ing material things. For others it was
enjoying good health, or developing a spiritual sense of well-being.
For Haw, Cheese just meant feeling safe, h***ing a loving family someday and
living in a cozy cottage on Cheddar Lane.
To Hem, Cheese was becoming A Big Cheese in charge of others and owning a
big house atop Camembert Hill.
Because Cheese was important to them, the two littlepeople spent a long time
trying to decide what to do. All they could think of was to keep looking
around Cheeseless Station C to see if the Cheese was really gone.
While Sniff and Scurry had quickly moved on, Hem and Haw continued to hem
and haw.
They ranted and r***ed at the injustice of it all. Haw started to get
depressed. What would h***en if the Cheese wasn't there tomorrow? He had
made future plans based on this Cheese.
The littlepeople couldn't believe it. How could this h***e h***ened? No one
had warned them. It wasn't right. It was not the way things were supposed to
be.
Hem and Haw went home that night hungry and discouraged. But before they
left, Haw wrote on the wall:
The next day Hem and Haw left their homes, and returned to Cheese Station C
again, where they still expected, somehow, to find their Cheese.
The situation hadn't changed, the Cheese was no longer there. The
littlepeople didn't know what to do. Hem and Haw just stood there,
immobilized like two statues.
Haw shut his eyes as tight as he could and put his hands over his ears. He
just wanted to block everything out. He didn't want to know the Cheese
supply had gradually been getting ***aller. He believed it had been moved all
of a sudden.
Hem ***yzed the situation over and over and eventually his complicated
brain with its huge belief system took hold. "Why did they do this to me?"
he demanded. "What's really going on here?"
Finally, Haw opened his eyes, looked around and said, "By the way, where are
Sniff and Scurry? Do you think they know something we don't?"
1、当你发现你会找到新的奶酪并且能够享用它时，你就会改变你的路线。
2、生活不是笔直通畅的走廊，让我们轻松自在地在其中旅行。生活是一座迷宫，我们必须从中找到自己的出路。我们时常会陷入迷茫，在死胡同中搜寻。
3、如果你不改变，你就会被淘汰。
4、尽早注意细小的变化，这将有助于你适应即将来临的更大的变化。
5、当你害怕不做某些事情会使事情变得越来越糟糕时，恐惧心反而会激起你***取行动。
6、越早放弃旧的奶酪，你就会越早发现新的奶酪。
7、追踪变化：经常闻一闻你的奶酪，以便知道他们什么时候开始变质。
8、当你改变了自己的信念，你也就改变了自己的行为。
9、以前总是觉得会把事情做错，而不是考虑把事情做好。
10、有时候，有所畏惧是有好处的。当你害怕不做某些事情会使事情变得越来越糟糕时，恐惧心反而会激起你***取行动。但是，如果你因为过分害怕而不敢***取任何行动时，恐惧心就会变成前进道路上最大的障碍。
11、必须要善于发现一开始发生的那些细微的变化，以便你为即将来临的更大的变化做好准备如果不能及时调整自己，就可能永远找不到属于自己的奶酪。
12、当人们学会自嘲，能够嘲笑自己的愚蠢和所做的错事时，他就在开始改变了。
13、还有一点必须承认，那就是阻止你发生改变的最大的制约因素就是你自己。只有自己发生了改变，事情才会开始好转。
14、陈旧的信念，不会帮助你找到新的奶酪。
15、但只要我们始终深信不疑，有一扇门就会向我们打开。它或许不是我们曾经想到的那一扇门，但我们最终将会发现，它是一扇有益之门。
16、要期待着发生变化，而且还要去追寻变化。
17、生活并不会遵从某个人的愿望发展。改变随时有可能降临，但积极地面对改变却会让你发现更好的奶酪，真的是塞翁失马，焉知非福。
18、他在掌握控制权，而不是听天由命、束手无策。
19、陈旧的信念不会帮助你找到新的奶酪。
20、当你超越了自己的恐惧时，你就会感到轻松自在。
21、每当他开始感到泄气的时候，他就提醒自己正在做什么。
22、经常闻一闻你的奶酪，你就会知道，它什么时候开始变质。
23、改变：随着奶酪的变化而变化，并享受变化。
24、做好迅速变化的准备不断地去享受变化，记住：他们仍会不断地拿走你的奶酪。
25、在我发现奶酪之前，想像我正在享受奶酪，这会帮我找到新的奶酪。
26、如果不再恐惧，你会做什么？
27、遇见变化：随时做好奶酪被拿走的准备。
28、尽快适应变化：越早放弃旧的奶酪，你就会越早享用到新的奶酪。
29、奶酪对你越重要，你就越想抓住它。
30、享受变化！尝试冒险，去享受新奶酪的美味！
31、变化总是在发生：他们只是不断地拿走你的奶酪。
32、如果你无所畏惧，你会怎样做呢？
33、朝新的方向前进，你就会发现新的奶酪。
34、首先要更清醒地认识到，有时需要简单地看待问题，以及灵敏快速地行动。
好看的留言心情说说, 我跑不动了。也追不动了。我就是那个卑微的1、心累了，谁能理解你，真想在没人的地方放声大哭一场，肆放一下心里的压力？谁人能理解我心中苦
2、 我也有坚持不住的时候，泪水从来不会伪装，委屈多了就哭吧。
3、 最近喜欢一个人，因为不知道不他为什么老用伤人的语言说我，感觉他不是喜欢我，伤心两天没有和他联系，最后连我的微信也删了
4、 每个人都会累，没有人为你承担你的悲伤和痛苦，眼角的泪可以擦干，伤痕可以抚平，心累怎么样才能好
5、 和你说声对不起，亲爱的你，我真的太爱你了，所以放不下，因为太在乎了，所以才会那么痛，就算痛了我也舍不得放下。
6、 真的是心累，比身累都难受，别人习惯了你的能干，就好象是刚铁打造成的人，刀枪不入，啥都能行，自己的坚持到底为了啥！
7、 我就该跟自己说声对不起，一直为别人活，没真的为自己活一次，没有失去不懂得，失去一次就会长大一点，我只想以后过属于我的生活，开心快乐，忘记过去的点点滴滴，我不会再哭，哭了也没人心疼，真的太累
8、 童年的一见钟情过了30十年又重逢了我们彼此深爱着对方。我们有了各自的家庭，退步也是呢进一步也是呢。我们舍不得放下我们该如何是好。心真的太累了
9、 如果我放弃他，不是不爱了，而是机会给过他无数次，不是不爱了，而是心已经被他伤害的无比形容
10、 我放弃了你，并不是不爱你了，而是真的太累太累了。我们之间三观不合，总是吵架，我累了，谢谢你陪我一起走过那么多天。再见，再也不见了，这辈子再也不会见了。
11、 苦只有自己知道，人总是在往前走该放下就放下，没有谁能替你
12、 两年多了喜欢听夜听、因为是在最需要的时候、是你门的声音陪我度过、以前心里会痛、以为一八年会是开心的因为这一天期盼了好久、
13、 我的心也累了，不是不爱了，而是也不知道怎么爱了。。。你的爱太随便了，我想我该放下了，该走出来了。明天刚好分手一周年，再见了，我曾经的爱。。。再见了。。。
14、 我跑不动了。也追不动了。我就是那个卑微的人。
15、 所有的相遇，都有自己的故事，你是我的故事，却不是我的结局。为你演绎过心疼认真的爱过，只是时间仓促，没收了继续，没了结局，不过我真的喜欢过你，想起你会心
16、 相遇绝非偶然，你我的相似早已注定，懂你就好像懂我自己！如果有幸看到请珍惜我们的缘分。
17、 你伤害我那么深我还是依然爱你，在卑微的爱情也容忍不了背叛，这次真的放下了，在也找不回曾经的我了。
18、 有的人你关心他和他聊天，他总是说他忙他很累，现在我再也不会去那种人聊天了，他的一切都与我无关了
19、 再累都要学会面对，我们不能说累，因为我们爱的人会心疼，我们不能说累，因为累就是生活的滋味
20、 我从来不求人，恩为我要做一个坚强的女人，不想别人来可怜我。怎么多年来我没给别人申手要钱，我很坚强自己赚钱养孩子，可现在孩子大了，把自己生命当成最宝贵的财富，我会好好的活到一百岁，这是我的愿望
21、 是你的，不用争，不是你的，不必争；因为爱，所以会胡思乱想；太爱了老是担心你会走道理我都明白，可是我却怕我们会像恋爱时说的哪样白头偕老么？
22、 不是不爱你，而是心累了，我选择放弃你，给自己一片蓝天，晴空万里，不在留恋往事。
23、 不是不爱了只是心累了，无力握住不属于自己的幸福
24、 为了爱一个人我卑微到土里。低到地下，我一次次选择原谅，他一次次变本加厉挥霍践踏辜负，我想离开他又不肯放手。我想好好的在一起他又不肯珍惜，这种进退两难的感情让我痛不欲生
安慰心情不好的句子：我只打动了我自己安慰心情不好的句子：
1.你永远都不会知道，为你胡思乱想的人有多么爱你。
2.这世界上，每一个人都有个想要寻找的人。这个人，错过了，就再也找不回来。如果爱上，就不要轻易放过机会。莽撞，可能使你后悔一阵子；怯懦，却可能使你一辈子后悔。
3.人生苦短，不要把时间浪费在犹豫不决上，喜欢的东西就去买，喜欢的人就去追，不然你怎么知道你买不起又追不到。
4.友谊和花香一样，还是淡一点的比较好，越淡的香气越使人依恋，也越能持久。
5.青春是一场无知的奔忙，总会留下颠沛流离的伤。
6.没在梦想面前放肆过，不足以谈青春。
7.只是因为太年轻，所以所有的悲伤和快乐都显得那么深刻，轻轻一碰就惊天动地。
8.对自己好点，因为一辈子不长；对身边的人好点，因为下辈子不一定能够遇见！
9.对自己好一点，不需一直期待着以“努力”和“牺牲”交换爱，你可以先爱自己。爱自己也爱别人，爱才不会枯干。
10.不必遗憾，若是美好，叫做精彩，若是糟糕，叫做经历。
安慰心情不好的句子：
11.孤单，是你心里面没有人；寂寞，是你心里有人却不在身边。
12.生命里，最舍不得的那一页，总是隐藏得最深。
13.我以为只要很认真地喜欢，就可以打动一个人。却原来，我只打动了我自己。
14.如果你永远不付出行动，那么你将永远不会知道结果。
15.再大的伤痛，睡一觉就把它忘了。背着昨天追赶明天，会累坏了每一个当下。边走边忘，才能感受到每一个迎面而来的幸福。烦恼不过夜，健忘才幸福。
16.每天告诉自己：再难也要坚持。再好也要淡泊。再差也要自信。再多也要节省。再冷也要热情。
17.请对梦想充满信心，总有一天属于你的彩虹会在天空微笑。
18.生活中的幸福是坚信有人爱。
19.道歉并不一定代表你错了，只是你认为这段关系，比你的尊严更重要。
20.在这个世界上，人总是违背着自己的意愿，做着自己不喜欢的事，过着自己不想要的生活。
安慰心情不好的句子：
21.生命太短，没有时间留给遗憾，若不是终点，请微笑一直向前。
22.永远都不为自己选择的道路而后悔，不管是十年前，还是现在。
23.不乱于心，不困于情。不畏将来，不念过往。如此，安好。
24.没什么是过不去的，总有一天我们能长成自己希望变成的那个人。
25.当你爱上一个人，说出“我爱你”只完成了1%，如何去证明你的爱占另外的99%。
26.生活，就是体谅和理解，把快乐装在心中，面对失败和挫折，请你选择坚强。
27.世界上最可笑的事情是，我知道了真相，你却还在说谎，还说的那么真，那么深。
28.有些记忆，注定无法抹去；就好比有些人，注定无法替代。世界这么大，能遇见，请珍惜。
29.过去无法被改变、遗忘、编辑或消除，它只能被接受。
30.人生有一条非走不可的路，那就是年轻时候的弯路，只有这样你才能成长。
说好不用情，我却动了心1、不是除了你，我就没人要了。只是除了你，我谁都不想要。
2、世界上，唯独骗不了的，是自己的心，它总在你最没提防时，暴露你的欢喜忧愁。
3、有些伤痛，何可言、何能言、何处言、何时言；有些秘密，不可说、不能说、不必说、不须说。
4、喜欢和爱有什么分别？喜欢一个人，不至于渴望跟他共度余生。需要和爱有什么分别？需要一个人，还不至于希望下辈子再跟他一起。——张小娴
5、不愿成长的人，只能被现实拉扯着跌跌撞撞向前，即使遍体鳞伤、血肉模糊。没人在乎你是否痛了，他们有他们的路要走，他们很忙；也没人能够替你承受，这些都得是自己承担，无可奈何，无可避免。
6、有时候，是我们自己想太多，才让自己如此难受。
7、不要轻言你是在为谁付出和牺牲，其实所有的付出和牺牲最终的受益人都是自己。人生是一场与任何人无关的独自的修行，这是一条悲欣交集的道路，路的尽头一定有礼物，就看你配不配得到。
8、没有浪漫，爱会枯燥；没有尊重，爱会走掉；没有在乎，爱会无聊；没有诚实，爱会不爽；没有信任，爱会不牢。
9、别把人生想得太难。走过生命的逆旅，人世沧桑，谁都会彷徨，会忧伤，会有苦雨寒箫的幽怨，也会有月落乌啼的悲凉。但有限的生命不允许我们挥霍那份属于人生的苦辣酸甜。经历了风寒阴霾的苦砺，才会破茧在阳光明媚的日子。繁华落尽是平淡，喧嚣之后，依旧安详。
10、距离之所以可怕，是因为根本不知道对方在把你想念，还是已把你忘记。
11、所有的欢乐和自由都必须要有一个据点，要有一个岛在心里。在扬帆出发的时候，知道自己随时可以回来，那样的旅程才会有真正的快乐。原来，自由的后面也要有一种不变的依恋，才能成为真正的自由。
12、当我们懂得爱一个人时，是情感的成熟；而当我们懂得另一个人的爱时，是爱的成熟。
13、总有一些时光，要在过去后，才会发现它已深深刻在记忆中。多年后，某个灯下的晚上，蓦然想起，会静静微笑。那些人，已在时光的河流中乘舟而去，消失了踪迹，心中，却流淌着跨越了时光河的温暖，永不消逝。
14、不要轻易暴露内心的脆弱，学会承受应该担当的一切；不要轻易述说生活的狼狈，学会面对杂乱无序的现实；不要轻易虚度每一天的光阴，因为那都是你余生中的第一天；不要轻易向世界妥协，它让你哭，你要在坚持中让自己笑。只要我们能承担、不逃避、会珍惜、心坚强，人生就不会太苍白。
15、也许你永远都不会知道，你的一句话，我会记得很久；你的一个不以为然的承诺，我却苦苦守侯。
16、我想嫁给一个视我如宝贝的男人。他会宽容我的小毛病，体贴我的不周到。他能照顾我，他能溺爱我，仿佛我是他的小宠物。他能赶走我偶尔冒出来的坏情绪，他能抱着我睡觉，给我做枕头，让我永远有安全感。
17、世界原本就不是属于你，因此你用不着抛弃，要抛弃的是一切的执着。万物皆为我所用，但非我所属。
18、有时候，我们等的不是什么人什么事；我们等的是时间，等时间，让自己改变。
19、有些好朋友，真的是不知不觉就疏远了，你连原因都不知道是什么。
20、说好不用情，我却动了心。
《谁动了我的奶酪？》是一部伟大的寓言故事集，它的人物和内容是怎样的呢？
《谁动了我的奶酪？》一书的作者斯宾塞·约翰逊博士是非常有名的作家和心理学家。他在搞清楚当代大众的心理后，便在该书中制造了一面社会普遍需要的映射物体———怎样处理和面对信息时代的变化和挑战。
这本书共有4个“人物”———两只小老鼠“嗅嗅”“匆匆”和两个小矮人“哼哼”“唧唧”。他们生活在一个迷宫中，他们都在追寻奶酪。在某一天，他们都发现了一个满是奶酪的仓库，于是便纷纷搬到了仓库附近享受这一仓库的大餐。但是，过了一阵子后，奶酪却突然消失的无影无踪，于是，嗅嗅、匆匆随变化而动，立刻穿上始终挂在脖子上的鞋子，开始出去再寻找新的奶酪仓库，并很快就找到了更新鲜更丰富的奶酪；但是，两个小矮人哼哼和唧唧面对变化却摇摆不定，墨守成规，经过激烈的思想斗争，唧唧终于冲破了自己思想上的束缚，穿上放置已久的跑鞋，再一次进入了漆黑的迷宫，并最终找到了更多更好的奶酪，而哼哼却仍在对苍天的抱怨中日渐消瘦……
老鼠嗅嗅和匆匆、小矮人哼哼和唧唧是两个对立的形象。前者能够随机应变，后者拒绝发生变化。很显然，后者的性格是我们大多数人所呈现的，既怕失败，又怕艰辛。
生活在这个世界上，就不能不承认它的变化属性，无论是精神层面的情感，还是物质层面的哲理。然而，由于人的本性是享受美好事物，这样可以使我们不会被身边的一些事情所影响。但问题是，事物是变化的，不是一尘不变的，我们也会渐渐学会一些事情。
<<谁动了我的奶酪>>（Who Moved My Cheese?），生动的阐述了“变是唯一的不变”这一生活真谛，据说已经成为全世界最畅销的书。或许每一个人看完的感受都不一样，但千万不要说这个道理我懂，如果那样就说明你依然惧怕改变自己。谁动了我的奶酪？世界上最流行的管理方法，带给您面对改变和危机的新视角一则看似简单的寓言故事，提示您在今天变革时代笑对变化、取得成功的方法运用这种方法，您就可以获得生命中最想得到的东西，也就是书中的“奶酪”——无论它是一份工作、健康、人际关系，还是爱情、金钱……本书包括三个部分。第一部分，“同学聚会”——讲述一群过去的同窗在一次聚会上讨论如何应对生活中的种种变化。第二部分是全书的核心——“谁动了我的奶酪”的故事。在故事中，你会发现，当面对变化时两个老鼠做得比两个小矮人要好，因为他们总是把事情简单化；而两个小矮人所具有的复杂的脑筋和人类的情感，却总是把事情变得复杂化。这并不是说老鼠比人更聪明，我们都知道人类更具智慧。但换个角度想，人类那些过于复杂的智慧和情感有时又何尝不是前进道路上的阻碍呢？当你观察故事中四个角色的行为时，你会发现，其实老鼠和小矮人代表我们自身的不同方面——简单的一面和复杂的一面。当事物发生变化时，或许简单行事会给我们带来许多的便利和益处。本书的第三部分，“讨论”——是那些同窗好友们围绕这个故事展开的讨论，他们讨论这个故事的意味，以及如何把这个故事带给人们的启迪运用到生活与工作中去。有些读过成书之前的手搞的读者读完故事本身后就停下来，不再继续阅读关于这个故事的讨论。另外一些人则更乐于新闻记者故事后面的“讨论”，因为他们认为从中可以受到启发，可以思考如何将从故事中学到的东西运用到他们的实际生活中去。无论怎样，我都真诚地希望各位像我一样，在每次阅读这个故事的时候，都能从中领悟到一些新的、有用的东西；希望它能帮助你妥善地应对各种变化，不论你的成功目标是什么，它都能助你走向成功。我希望你们能欢欣于你们从故事中所发现的道理，并能享受到这一发现的乐趣。祝你们一切顺利。请记住一句话：随着奶酪的变化而变化。
两只小老鼠“嗅嗅”、“匆匆”和两个小矮人“哼哼”、“唧唧”，他们生活在一个迷宫里，奶酪是他们要追寻的东西。有一天，他们同时发现了一个储量丰富的奶酪仓库，便在其周围构筑起自己的幸福生活。很久之后的某天，奶酪突然不见了。
这个突如其来的变化使他们的心态暴露无疑：嗅嗅，匆匆随变化而动，立刻穿上始终挂在脖子上的鞋子，开始出去再寻找，并很快就找到了更新鲜更丰富的奶酪：而两个小矮人哼哼和唧唧，面对变化却犹豫不决，烦恼丛生，始终无法接受奶酪已经消失的残酷现实。
经过激烈的思想斗争，唧唧终于冲破了思想的束缚，穿上久置不用的跑鞋，重新进入漆黑的迷宫，并最终找到了更多更好的奶酪，而哼哼却仍在郁郁寡欢、怨天尤人。
扩展资料：
《谁动了我的奶酪？》是美国作家斯宾塞·约翰逊创作的一个寓言故事，该书首次出版于1998年
该书自1998年9月出版后，两年中销售2000万册，同时迅速跃居《***》、《华尔街日报》、《商业周刊》最畅销图书排行榜第一名。
创作背景
《谁动了我的奶酪？》出版于1998年。根据约翰逊自序，他在1***9年就对该书有了基本构想，但直到1998年，才最终将它变成文字，约翰逊解释说，“事实上，我只是发现了生活中的一些真相，然后编了一个很引人入胜的故事，带领读者阅读和体会它。”
作品影响
该书1998年出版后，在两年内销售了2000万册，跃居《***》《华尔街日报》畅销图书排行榜第一名。2001年，经中信出版社引进至中国后，连续128周雄踞中国各大媒体畅销书排行榜前列，已有7个中文译本。
作者简介
斯宾塞·约翰逊，（Spencer Johnson），美国医学博士、作家。斯宾塞博士善于应用生动的故事讲述现实的智慧，寓言风格轻松活泼。
参考资料：
不要动我的奶酪就是说不要损害别人的利益，不要占别人的便宜、好处等。
出自：《谁动了我的奶酪？》
简介：
《谁动了我的奶酪？》（Who Moved My Cheese?）是一本由斯宾塞·约翰逊编著的书籍，该书生动的阐述了“变是唯一的不变”这一生活真谛。斯宾塞·约翰逊博士是美国知名的思想先锋和畅销书作家，此外，他还是一位医生、心理问题专家，也是把深刻问题简单化的高手。斯宾塞·约翰逊在清晰洞彻当代大众心理后，便在该书中制造了一面社会普遍需要的镜子———怎样处理和面对信息时代的变化和危机。
作者简介：
斯宾塞·约翰逊，（Spencer Johnson），美国医学博士。他是享誉全球、深孚众望的思想先锋、演说家和作家。他的许多观点，使成千上万的人发现了许多生活中的简单真理，使他们的生活更健康、更成功、更轻松。
面对复杂的问题提出简单有效的解决方法，在这方面，他被认为是最好的专家。
他是许多最畅销书的著作者或合著者。他的《谁动了我的奶酪？》，是如何应对变化的极好方法。他与***式的管理咨询专家肯尼斯·布兰查德博士合著的《一分钟经理人》一书，持续出现在畅销书排行榜上，并且成为世界上最受欢迎的管理方法之一。
他还写了许多其他的畅销书，包括《珍贵的礼物》——成了备受钟爱的礼物；《是或不》——成了人们的决策指南；《道德故事》——成了最受欢迎的儿童德育读物；还有“一分钟系列”里的其他五本书：《一分钟销售》、《一分钟母亲》、《一分钟父亲》、《一分钟老师》和《一分钟的你自己》。
《谁动了我的奶酪》主要内容：
在一个迷宫里生活着两只小老鼠嗅嗅、匆匆和两个小矮人哼哼和唧唧，在他们生活中只有一件事情就会寻找最重要的东西奶酪。
一天他们惊喜地发现了一个储藏了大量奶酪的仓库，于是4个主角以仓库为中心将四面围绕，在其中幸福快乐的生活起来，可是突然有一天他们却发现奶酪竟然不见了。
面对这突如其来的巨变，两只老鼠嗅嗅和匆匆没想多久就赶紧穿起一直挂在脖子上的鞋子，走出他们画的界限出去重新寻觅，没过多久就发现了更多更新鲜的奶酪。
而两个小矮人却始终犹豫不决，而其中一个唧唧在长时间的考虑后终于鼓起勇气重新走进迷宫，最后也找到了新的奶酪。而另一个矮人哼哼却始终没有离开原地，它永恒地沉浸在了失去奶酪的悲伤中。
扩展资料：
《谁动了我的奶酪》的创作背景：
本书出版于1998年。是美国作家斯宾塞·约翰逊创作的一个寓言故事，作者于1***9年就对该书有了基本构想，但直到1998年，才最终将它变成文字，约翰逊表示，“我只是发现了生活中的一些真相，然后编了一个很引人入胜的故事，带领读者阅读和体会它。”
书中主要讲述4个人物，—两只小老鼠嗅嗅、匆匆和两个小矮人哼哼、唧唧找寻奶酪的故事。结局告诉了人们改变并不可怕，因为改变绝非放弃已然拥有的，转而寻找新的奶酪。
书中的奶酪是一种比喻，它可以是人们生命中最需要的东西，就像是书中四位主人公赖以生存的食物；它也可以使人们在生命的某个时期最想得到的东西。书中的迷宫则暗喻了一个是现实的社会，另一种则是内心的世界。
参考资料：
百度百科-谁动了我的奶酪
