I think this is a good thought
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from=== Birds And Blooms
Spring Migration

Light turns Green
Signals go
Feathered traffic
start to flow

Revved up motors
on the wing
Long blue skyway
Home to Spring

Ohhhh Sunsine and Yellow roses how lovely ...Tootles..lmao

These good thoughts
were collected by Bob Hansen, formerly executive director of the Korean War Veterans Advisory Board and now executive director of the U.S. Botanical Garden National Fund. This previously appeared in Airborne Quarterly. There is something here for every one
The greatest joy Giving
The most endangered species Dedicated leaders
Our greatest natural resource Our youth
The greatest “shot in the arm” Encouragement
The greatest problem to overcome Fear
The most effective sleeping pill Peace of mind
The most crippling disease Excuses
The most powerful force in life Love
The most destructive pariah Gossip
The most incredible computer The human brain
The worst thing to be without Hope
The deadliest weapon The tongue
The two most powerful words Can do
The greatest asset Faith
The most worthless emotion Self-pity
The worst thing you can lose Self-respect
The most satisfying work Helping others
The ugliest personality trait Selfishness
The most beautiful attire A smile!
The most prized possession Integrity
The most contageous spirit Enthusiasm
The most powerful communication Prayer


To the world, you may be just one person;
but to one person, you may be the world!

Measure wealth not by the things you have, but by the
things you have for which you would not take money.

give to all kindness,not just friends,but enemies also~
a true gift of love ,is forgiving~~~

gypsy wrote:give to all kindness,not just friends,but enemies also~
a true gift of love ,is forgiving~~~

That sounds almost like something Jesus would say. You know, I always wanted to believe in Jesus, and that a person such as him existed, and I still do think a Man named Jesus existed once upon a time, but I have trouble believing what people have 'attributed' to him for one reason or another.

Even with most of my relatives dropping like flies, I never gave much thought to my own mortality, well, not until recently. I never visit grave yards. I’m just not into the culture of death, when you’re gone, you’re gone, period, end of story. About the only concession I make, is that each year on my Moms birthday, I say a few words to my mother. Things like: Hi Mom, well I was thinking about you, and just wanted you to know. I guess next year I'll do the same for my Dad. It’s not like I think they are up in heaven or something, I don’t, but I still manage to say something, even though I can’t explain why. Being the self-centered asshole that I am, the only thoughts I’ve had of my own passing concern how those I’m leaving behind will deal with my death. I have no thoughts or concerns of an “afterlife" should there be one, it will come as a major surprise, like a real major surprise.

Look, I fucked up a lot in my life, but I never once did anyone wrong, at least not deliberately, not knowingly. Of the things I did that were less than good, I am truly sorry, truly contrite. That’s the best I can do. If there is a God, he gave me a mind, an intellect that made it impossible for me to accept what religion taught me about Him, so it ain’t my fault if I missed the message. My views on religion have much to do with my views on death, neither scare me.

Make no mistake about it, I sincerely wish that there was going to be a wonderful afterlife, a peaceful, wonderful place, but I just don’t buy it. And by the same token, I don’t believe that there is an awful place where I will be tormented forever more because I wasn’t able to accept the premise of an afterlife.

There is much to be said for being a heathen, you get to sleep in on Sunday, and it makes dying a hell of a lot easier…lol

ok, I just believe it a beautiful thought, feeling.
I respect your belief.

no problem, i don't push anything on anyone, each of us have our own thoughts,beliefs, and paths to follow.. have a wonderful afternoon,..

I just took a fresh baked carort cake out of the oven~ and perking pot of coffee~

Peachy wrote: Ohhhh Sunsine and Yellow roses how lovely ...Tootles..lmao

ah,thanks Peachy,,

hope your doing great

I remember your lovely pictures..

your children ,I am sure have really grown..
loved your pms to me after iyt message boards shut down

look forward to a wonderful time here..

enjoy