Most of us make money at the expense of our Health,
then we try to restore our health by spending more money...
We live as if we are never going to die,
and we die as if we never lived....
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Monday, December 28, 2009
Dying for....
First, I was dying to finish my high school and start college.
And then, I was dying to finish college and start working.
Then I was dying to marry and have children.
And then I was dying for my children to grow old enough.,
so I could go back to work.
But then, I was dying to retire.
And Now, I am dying.....
And Suddenly, I realized...
I forgot to live...
Pls don't let this happen to you.
Appreciate your current situation and Enjoy each day...
... old friend.
And then, I was dying to finish college and start working.
Then I was dying to marry and have children.
And then I was dying for my children to grow old enough.,
so I could go back to work.
But then, I was dying to retire.
And Now, I am dying.....
And Suddenly, I realized...
I forgot to live...
Pls don't let this happen to you.
Appreciate your current situation and Enjoy each day...
... old friend.
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Earl Shoaf
"Don't wish it were easier, wish you were better.
Don't wish for fewer problems, wish for more skills.
Don't wish for less challenges, wish for more wisdom."
Don't wish for fewer problems, wish for more skills.
Don't wish for less challenges, wish for more wisdom."
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Monday, December 07, 2009
Simple Happiness. Can we reach their stage. (Unknown writer)
Some time ago, at the Seattle Olympics, nine athletes, all mentally or physically challenged, were standing on the start line for the 100 m race.
The gun fired and the race began. Not everyone was running, but everyone wanted to participate and win.
They ran in threes, a boy tripped and fell, did a few somersaults and started crying.
The other eight heard him crying.
They slowed down and looked behind them.
They stopped and came back… All of them…
A girl with Down’s Syndrome sat down next to him, hugged him and asked, “Feeling better now?”Then, all nine walked shoulder to shoulder to the finish line.
The whole crowd stood up and applauded. And the applause lasted a very long time…
The gun fired and the race began. Not everyone was running, but everyone wanted to participate and win.
They ran in threes, a boy tripped and fell, did a few somersaults and started crying.
The other eight heard him crying.
They slowed down and looked behind them.
They stopped and came back… All of them…
A girl with Down’s Syndrome sat down next to him, hugged him and asked, “Feeling better now?”Then, all nine walked shoulder to shoulder to the finish line.
The whole crowd stood up and applauded. And the applause lasted a very long time…
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