The Unfortunate Thing

The Unfortunate Thing
"The Unfortunate Thing About

This World Is That The

Good Habits

Are Much Easier To Give Up

Than The Bad Ones"
  

Jun, 15 2010     122 chars (1 sms)     2973 views       Inspirational

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"You are always a valuable, worthwhile human being, not because anybody says so, not because you''re successful, not because you make a lot of money, but because you decide to believe it and for no other reason."
Success will never lower its standard 2 accomdate us,
we have to raise our standard to achieve it.
"for every bird god provides Food, But not their Nest"
Do not be afraid to shine,
This world needs what you have to give.

Open up the areas of your being;
Expose them to yourself - to others.

You are valuable. You are unique.

You have much to give.
Do not be afraid to give it.
If A Problem Can Be
Solved

Then

There''s No Need For
Worrying

And

If A Problem Cannot Be
Solved

Thn

What''s The Use Of
Worrying ???

Cheers ... :)
Do not count what u have lost.
Just see what u have now,
Because past never comes back
But sometimes future can give
U back ur lost things! good night.
Always Smile
Because
Our Faces Are
The Best Billboards
Where The Ads Of Life
Are Seen ... :)
Hunger wakes u 2 work.

Failure makes u 2 achieve.
Poverty pushes u 2 earn.
Problems keep u alert.
Its just +ve attitude that makes lif sweeter & worthier!
The Secret Of
Success


Is Not To Do As
Everyone


Success Is Often
Measured By


What Others Haven;t
Done ...
Optimistic people bring a sense of hope into world.

Encouraging people bring a new meaning to life.

They help you see past the clouds on a glooming day.

They bring sunlight everyday :)
A signature always reveals a man''s cheracter...........................
and some times even his name....................
When Flood Comes

"Fish Eat Ants"

When Flood Goes Down

"Ants Eats Fish"

Time Matters ...

"GOD Gives Opportunity
To Everyone ..."
Rejoice In Our Suffering

Suffering Produces Preserverance

Preserverance Character

&

Character Hope . . .