Change is welcome. How often have you said, “When my life gets back to normal…” not realizingthat life can never get back to any place or time?      Change is the most changeless thing in the universe. We need to accept all change—welcome orunwelcome—with the understanding that nothing comes to stay, but only to pass. And because twothings never occupy the same space at the same time, one change makes way for the next, giving us theopportunity to grow.      Felicia was very sad when her husband was moved to a city a thousand miles from her family andfriends. Certainly she would be miserable, and she resisted bitterly. She secretly wished her husbandwould go without her.      Then a friend convinced her that although the sun was setting on one life, it would rise on another.So she decided to accept the change as gracefully as possible. To make friends, she joined a paintingclass. There she discovered a talent she never dreamed she had. Before long, her teacher arranged anexhibition. Felicia’s work was so well received that she began getting commission for her landscapes.Soon she was a sought-after water-colorist.     “I was so childish,” she wrote to her mother. “This change has given me a chance to develop atalent I never would have discovered.”     If we learn to welcome change, if we look for the blessings in it, we will be able to accept theproblems, and worries of the present, knowing that “this too shall pass.    ”Remember, one door never closes without another opening.
76 According to this passage, if a person says, “When my life gets back to normal…”, he or sheprobably ______________.
(A) has lost hope for the future
(B)will do something different in the future
(C) realizes some changes in life may bring blessings
(D) does not like the changes that have taken place in his/her life