Reality

Reality
Every King was once a crying baby
and
every great building was once a map.
It's not important where u r TODAY,
BUT
where you will reach TOMORROW is important.
  

Aug, 07 2013     158 chars (1 sms)     4710 views       Inspirational

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A Man Without Ambition Is Dead. . .

A Man With Ambition But No Love Is Dead. . .

A man with ambition and
Love For His Blessings Here On Earth
Is Ever So alive. . .
You Are Educated

When You Have The Ability

To listen To Almost Anything

Without Losing Your

Temper & Self Confidence
As You Travel Through Life
Your Dreams Will Guide You
Determinations Will Get Ypu There
And Love Will Provide The Greatest Scenery Of All. . .
Shoes we wear are sold in a.c showrooms..
vegitabl;es that we eat are sold on footpaths...

pizza reaches faster than an ambulance,
life is always strange!!
Champions Aren''t Made In The Gyms.

Champions Are Made From Something

They Have Deep Inside Them

- A Desire, A Dream, A Vision
Forget your own
happiness by trying
to create a little
happiness for the
others ...

When you are good to
other,
You are best to
yourself ... :)
We Are What Our
Thoughts Have Made
Us
So
Take Care About
What You Think
Words Are Secondary
Thoughts Live, They
Travel Far ... !!
If victory is certain then even a coward can fight,

But the real brave is the one who still dares

to fight when his defeat is certain.
Whatever Life Gives U


Even If Its Hurts U


Just Be Strong


And


Act Like d Way U Alwayz Do


Coz


Strong Walls Will Shake

But

Never Collapsed
The capacity for hope
is the most significant fact of life.
It provides human beings
with a sense of destination
and the energy to get started.
When God Drops Needles
And Pins Along Your Path In Life,
Don''t Avoid Them.
Pick Them Up And Collect Them.
They Were Designed
To Teach You To Be Stronger!
God Has Created The Heavens With Constellations
Like Pearls On A Dark Steed.
The Light Ov The Sun Hides Them In The Day
&
All The Knowledge Of Them Is Divined In The Darkness Of night . . .