These are great. Will save them for future reading.
Christine
At 08:33 AM 18/07/98 -0700, you wrote:
>
>Location: FOOD FOR THOUGHT (With Memories) By RUBY WILLIAMS
>
> Love and happiness
> 1. Laughter is the music of life.
> 2. One cannot love what he cannot respect, whether it be himself or
> another.
> 3. A hug is the perfect gift--one size fits all and nobody minds if
you
> exchange it.
> 4. The only way we're ever going to have any loving memories for our
> tomorrows is to love a little today.
> 5. The nice thing about your smile is that everyone thinks it's
>meant for
> him.
> 6. If you can't love a person for what he is, love him for what you
can
> help him become.
> 7. If we took time to count our blessings, we'd be too busy to
complain.
> 8. If you want to be happy, take things as they come and don't hold on
> to them as they go.
> 9. Happiness isn't found in searching for it. It comes quietly
while you
> are helping others.
> 10. Letting go often develops more strength than holding on.
> 11. No person can be considered a failure who has been the cause of a
> child's laughter.
> 12. A compliment is verbal sunshine.
>
>
> A friend is a friend is a friend
> 1. If you're not willing to be a friend to someone who doesn't
entirely
> suit you then you will never have many friends.
> 2. A real friend will not visit you in prosperity unless he is
>invited; but
> when you are in trouble he will come without invitation.
> 3. The purchase price of a friend is to be one.
> 4. There is only one thing better than making a new friend and that is
> keeping an old one
> 5. A true friend will put a finger on your faults without rubbing them
> in.
> 6. Promises may get you friends but it is performance that keeps them.
> 7. Everyone is a stranger until you make him your friend.
>
> The beginning is the family
> 1. The easiest thing to overlook in a family is how much we need each
> other.
> 2. The family you come from isn't as important as the family you are
> going to have.
> 3. You can't make a husband tender by keeping him in hot water.
> 4. To break a child's trust is to cripple him for life.
> 5. When speaking of tranquilizers, they had one back in my
> grandfather's day that practically garanteed you a good nights
>sleep... It
> was called "hard work"
> . 6. Grandparents are given children to love and grandchildren to love
> them in return.
>
>
> Old age is something we all will share
> 1. When people tell you how young you look, they're also telling you
> how old you are.
> 2. Anyone can get old, all you have to do is live long enough.
> 3. To worry about your age is silly. Every time you're a year older so
> is everyone else.
> 4. Look at the bright side. No matter how old you are--you're younger
> than you will ever be again.
> 5. Wrinkles should merely indicate where smiles have been.
> 6. The one thing that comes without any effort is old age.
>
> Words for you to muse on
> 1. I like long walks- especially when they are taken by people who
> annoy me
> 2. Some troubles come from wanting to have your own way: Others
> come from being allowed to have it.
> 3. If you've got troubles, the best eraser in the world is a good
>night's
> sleep
> 4. Life is not a plate to be emptied but a bowl to be filled.
> 5. Folks who think they must always speak the truth overlook another
> good choice---silence.
> 6. The hardest thing of all to give is--- in.
>
>
>
>
>
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