FORGIVENESS

FORGIVENESS
FORGIVENESS..

is the precious lubricant that keeps all our relationships smooth and friction-free
  

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Always Bear In Mind

That Your Own

Resolution To Succeed

Is More Important Than

Any One Thing ...

~ Abraham Lincoln ~
"Live Large!"
Don Pendleton (1927-1995)
"to climb steep hills requires a slow pace at first"
U Are Not Resposible
For What People Thimk
About U
But
U Are Responsible For
What U Give Them To
Think About U ....

Remember To Positive
Attitude Always ....
"Its such a shame to waste time,



We always think we have so much of it"
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" Prayer Does Not Cause Faith To Work,
Faith Causes Prayer To Work. "

(Gloria Copeland)
1) Never think or speak negatively about yourself; that puts you in disagreement with God.

(2) Meditate on your God-given strengths and learn to encourage yourself, for much of the time nobody else will.

(3) Don''t compare yourself to anybody else. You''re unique, one of a kind, an original. So don''t settle for being a copy.

(4) Focus on your potential, not your limitations. Remember, God lives in you!


(5) Find what you like to do, do well, and strive to do it with excellence.

(6) Have the courage to be different. Be a God pleaser, not a people pleaser.
SuNdAy''z SpEcIal

||~ If You Don''t Get Everything You Want,
Think Of The Things
You Don''t Get That
You Don''t Want. ~||

( Oscar Wilde )
Make one heap of all yer winningz....
and risk it on one turn of pitch and toss....
then if you lose... u start again at yer beginningz....
and never breathe a word abt yer los...
In d book cal''d life, d page yesterday is over, d page future is blank n page 2day is bin writin. So rite the best u can, coz on dis book ur eraser jst don''t work
Quote of the day!

What a lot we lost when we stopped writting letters . You cannot reread a phone call.
Liz Carpenter
"We all live with the objective of being happy;
our lives are all different and yet the same."
-Anne Frank (1929-1945)