Why Celebrate Your

Why Celebrate Your
Why Celebrate Your Birth

On Just One Day

When You Can Celebrate

The Life

Every Day … (=
  

Jun, 15 2010     100 chars (1 sms)     2513 views       Inspirational

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Failure Is The

Opportunity

To Begin Again

But

More Intelligently

This Time ...
Write your name in kindness, love, and mercy on the hearts of thousands you come in contact with year by year, and you will never be forgotten. Your name and your good deeds will shine as the stars of heaven.
Many of our fears are tissue paper thin, and a single courageous step would carry us clear through them
Real person are not those,

who are always around you,

when everything is almost perfect.

....

They are the ones

who dig deep into the ground

when you''re down just to put you up and say,

"Everything''s gonna be alright."
A Famous Poet ELIOT Said..-

Wen U Get Little,
U Want More.
Wen U Get More,
U Desire Even More.

But Wen U Lose It

U Realise

"Little"

Was Enough.. z
"The single finger which wipes our
tears during our failures is much better than the ten fingers which come
together to clap on our victory".
You Cannot Finish The
Book Of Life
Without Closing It''s
Chapters
If You Want To Go On ...

Then

You Have To Leave
The Past As You Turn
The Pages ...
In The Chase Between Cat & Mouse . . .
The Mouse Wins Mostly, B''coz The Cat Is Running For Its Food & Mouse For Its Life . . .
Remeber
Purpose Is More Important Than Need
Mark Willson Said
"To Be The Subject oF Jealousy iS The Sign oF Failure iN Life,
And
tO Be The Object oF Jealousy iS The Sign oF Success iN Life" ;->
Let Urself Be Open & Life Will Be Easier.
A Spoon Of Salt In a Glass Of Water Makes The Water Undrinkable.
&
A Spoon Of Salt In A Lake Is Almost Unnoticed . .
How Can u Have
"Charisma" ? ? ?

Be More Concerned
About Making Others
Feel Good About Themselves

Than

You Are Making Them
Feel Good About You ...
Destiny Is A
Combinition Of Your
Own Work & God''s Protection
You Cannot Sit Still &
Expect Thing To
Happen . . .