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6/19/09

be grateful!

Be thankful that the sunrises and sunsets are free,
or else we couldn't afford them.

Be thankful that behind the storm is surely
the rainbow of hope and future sunshine.

Be thankful for the mistakes
because life would be boring if we are all perfect.

Be thankful for stress so that we can be reminded
to relax and balance our life.

Have a thousand and one reasons to be thankful!

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the logical work of philo

The most logical work of Philosophy
is embodied in 8 words:

"STAY if you're HAPPY.
LEAVE if you're NOT."

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5 Fingers of Prayer

Your Thumb...
is nearest to you, so pray for those who are closest to you.

Pointing Finger...
pray for those who teach, instruct and heal.

Tallest Finger...
pray for our leaders, they need God's guidance.

Ring Finger...
is our weakest finger, so pray for those who are weak, troubled or in pain.

Little Finger...
is the smallest finger... to remind you to pray for yourself.

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6/18/09

looking back

When you look back and
wonder how you ever made it through the years,
you'll realize that it's

not because you've been clever
but because God has been wise;

not because you've been strong
but because God has been mighty;

not because you've been consistent
but because God has been faithful.

May God bless you today and forever!

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6/17/09

on maturity

"The starting point of Maturity
is the realization that
no one is coming to the rescue...

Everything you are and
everything you'll be is
entirely up to you
[with the grace of God]."

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6/16/09

countless things

In a science class, the teacher asked her students
to give an example of things which are countless...

One student answered: "WATER!"

Another one answered: "SAND!"

The other one answered: "AIR!"

The teacher noticed that everybody was
participating except for one.
She called his attention and asked the same question...
"What are the things which are countless?"

The student stoop up and answered: "BLESSINGS!"

Have you tried counting yours lately?

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6/15/09

on gifts and prayers

God does not disappoint,
but He surprises us
because He gives us gifts
that are not exactly what we expect
but are greater than our expectations.

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