Hi Jo: I want to thank you for all the little statements you make that mean
so much.
Last weekend my ex-sister-in-law gave me a book called "The Cancer Conqueror
- an incredible journey to wellness" by Greg Anderson. I started reading it
on Monday and it has thrown me for a loop. It should be called the Life
Conqueror, there's help in there for everyone. But what is has shown me is
how inadequate I am as a loving human being. In reading it has so many
changes that I have to make it's overwhelming. Your ROOM for improvement
put me in mind of this book which is why I am rattling on.
Thanks again. Your friend June A.
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> Subject: [MOL] "thoughts for today"
>
> Hello Everyone,
>
> Here are my "thoughts for today":
>
> The one who attempts to be better than himself is likely
> to have more success than the one who attempts to be better
> than someone else.
>
> Room for improvement is the largest room in the world.
>
> We should never compare ourselves to anyone else. I know that's hard to
> do, since we live in such a competitive society. The only comparison
> that need be made is when we look at ourselves and ask, "Am I better
> today than I used to be?" We look for progress, not perfection! That has
> always been a tough one for me, because I have always expected so much
> from myself, but I have come a long way in that area. There seems to be
> a fine line between expecting perfection, and not settling for less than
> the best you can do. I guess the best place to be is right up to the
> line without crossing it. That's going to take some practice for *me*.
> I'd better end *now*, because I really could go on and on with subjects
> like this...but that's all for now, folks.
>
> God bless,
> Jo
> To see today's Humor, Inspirational, Poem, Health Tip, and Household
> Hint, visit my web site at http://thoughtsfortoday.com
>
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