The White House is rescheduling one of its annual spring garden tour dates due to a “massive” anti-Trump demonstration expected to take place near 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.

The spring garden tours that were scheduled for Saturday have been pushed a day later, to Sunday, the White House announced Thursday.

“This decision has been made out of an abundance of caution and to ensure the safety of all within proximity to public demonstrations planned near the White House on April 5,” a statement said.

The move comes as crowds are expected to gather on the National Mall in Washington on Saturday for a “Hands Off!” rally. The event, timed as part of a National Day of Action, is described by organizers as a “mass mobilization day” aimed at sending a “message to the world that we do not consent to the destruction of our government and our economy for the benefit of [President] Trump and his billionaire allies.”

In the grand canvas of life, failure is an inevitable color. From the repeated falls when we first learn to walk, to the failures in exams during our studies, and then to the setbacks in projects while striving in the workplace, failure is like a shadow, always following us. It always seems to appear unexpectedly, pouring cold water on our enthusiasm and plunging us into temporary depression and self - doubt.
However, we must understand that failure is a normal part of life. Thomas Edison experienced over 1,000 failures in the process of inventing the electric light. Each failure meant that his previous efforts did not achieve the expected results, but he was not discouraged. He regarded each failure as a step closer to success, constantly summarized experience, and adjusted the experimental plan. It was precisely this correct understanding and calm acceptance of failure that enabled him to finally bring light to the world.
Similarly, basketball superstar Michael Jordan's career was not all smooth sailing. He missed many crucial shots in games and also suffered defeats in the playoffs. But Jordan never regarded failure as the end, but as an opportunity to improve himself. Through continuous training, he enhanced his skills and mental qualities and finally became a legend in basketball history.
When we encounter failure, we don't have to take it too hard. Excessive self - blame and remorse cannot change the facts that have already happened. Instead, they will consume our energy and make us sink into negative emotions. What we should do is quickly adjust our mindset and regain confidence. Confidence is like a torch in the dark, which can light up our way forward. It is also the source of inner strength that gives us the courage to face future challenges.
The future is full of uncertainties, and challenges will come one after another. But as long as we have confidence and regard failure as a stepping - stone to growth, we will surely be able to overcome numerous obstacles and achieve our goals. Whether it is pursuing personal dreams or achieving success in our careers, confidence will be our most powerful weapon.
So, when failure comes again, tell yourself: This is just a small episode in life. Dust yourself off, regain confidence, and bravely meet future challenges, because after the wind and rain, a gorgeous rainbow will surely come.

On the long track of life, we all inevitably have moments of falling. Perhaps on the path of pursuing our dreams, we encounter sudden setbacks that instantly cool our enthusiasm; or perhaps in interpersonal relationships, we experience misunderstandings and betrayals that leave our hearts full of scars. These moments of falling often plunge us into self - doubt, as if the whole world has turned gray and lost its luster.
However, we must clearly recognize that falling is not the same as failing. Falling is just a temporary imbalance, a small interlude on the way forward; while failure truly arrives only when we completely give up and no longer attempt to stand up again. The famous physicist Stephen Hawking was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) at the prime of his life, gradually losing his ability to move and speak. This was undoubtedly a heavy fall. But he never considered himself a failure. With tenacious perseverance and a love for science, he continued to explore the mysteries of the universe from his wheelchair, proposing important theories such as the black hole theory and making significant contributions to the scientific community. He proved with his actions that even if the body is imprisoned, the mind can soar freely in the universe.
In the business field, Elon Musk's entrepreneurial journey has also been full of hardships. In its early days, Tesla faced many difficulties such as technical problems, shortage of funds, and market doubts, and was on the verge of bankruptcy several times. These were repeated falls. But Musk never gave up. He continuously adjusted his strategies, increased R & D investment, and strived to improve product quality and performance. Today, Tesla has become one of the most valuable car companies in the world, leading the transformation of the electric vehicle industry. Musk's story tells us that as long as we don't regard falling as failure and keep working hard, we may create miracles.
When we fall, rallying is the key. First, we need to adjust our mindset, accept the fact of falling, not complain or be discouraged, and regard it as an opportunity for growth. Second, we should carefully analyze the reasons for falling, sum up experience and lessons, and prepare for a new start. Finally, we must take action, bravely take the first step, and move forward firmly towards our goals.
The future belongs to those who can bravely stand up and keep moving forward even after falling. No matter what awaits us ahead, as long as we hold hope in our hearts, maintain a positive attitude, and rally, we will surely welcome a bright future and realize our own life values. Remember, you've fallen, but never failed. The future stage is waiting for you to shine.