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"It is hard to navigate through the modern world..." Read The Color of Water" about the Shark River country and more, by Walt Mills of Recipe du Jour. An answer to the age-old question? Found in Tip du Jour's great newsletter: What is Life? "You've got to dance like nobody's watching and love like it's never going to hurt" ---Unknown. Sent by Fuller Brush Director John Vandervelde: "Can You Sleep While the Wind Blows?" From Tupperware manager Heidi Rosen: "Immaturity is thinking that you have all the answers. Wisdom is..." See the rest... Tupperware manager Heidi Rosen called our attention to this great inspirational poem by Marv Hardin, entitled: Train of Life. Progress always involves risk; you can't steal second base and keep your foot on first. --Frederick Wilcox A great story we all should take to heart, forwarded by Tupperware managers Heidi and Mark Rosen: Home from the War. Are you happy? Or frustrated or sad? Advice from the Dalai Lama: Listen and communicate more often. Open your heart and your mind. And start practicing these skills at home. Found in Quote A Day: "At the end of our life, we ought to be able to look back over it from our deathbed and know somehow the world is a better place because we lived, we loved, we were other- centered, other-focused." ---Joe Erhmann, Football Coach "Every exit is an entry somewhere" ---playwright Tom Stoppard Feel like you're getting old? Maybe what you're feeling is a lack of accomplishment, a dearth of satisfaction with life (or even malnutrition from an unwise diet!). It's not how long you live, it's how you live it. Daughter-in-law Nicole Metcalf fan, answers another journal writer's complaint about getting old (at 27): What's Your Sad Tale of Woe?. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY from Gary Craig's EFT site: "We become what we think about all day long. The question is, what do you think about?" ---Dr. Wayne Dyer Frequent contributor Sherry Benson sent me this piece: Three Yellow Roses A Christmas Story forwarded by my brother Lloyd: "No Santa Claus....?" The Gas Station - an inspirational tale and Christmas Greeting from frequent contributor Marvin Mobley. Have you heard about the executive whose expensive Jaguar was hit by a brick? This story, brought to our attention by Fuller Rep Linda Mann, is well worth reading: The Brick. Thought for the day: "How someone treats you is not a statement about you, it is a statement about them."  |
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