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. If you want to read more articles on aspects of immigrant living, go to amazon.com, search using my name and two entries will pop up, with the titles, “The Complete Success Guide for the Immigrant Life: How to Survive, How to Thrive, How to be Fully Alive,” and the portable, handy, “The Immigrant’s Little Quote Book for Success.”
A CIRCLE is perhaps the perfect geometric structure there is.
Although some would claim the triangle or a square to be better structures because of their stable nature, the circle and all its derivatives – the orb, the sphere, the globe and every structure on earth and in the universe with a core, circumference and radii emanating from the core – can teach and even help us to understand much about nature, human life and its cycles and seasons.
“A brave person is someone who takes positive action after he has said his prayers.” —Unknown
DESPITE a current surge in the stock market numbers, there is still a nagging feeling that things are not what they seem to be.
THE world we live in is conditioned to emulate extremes. We delight in the most beautiful, the tallest, the largest, the richest, the brightest, the fastest and anything else you can think of, as well as pay attention to extremes at the opposite end of the spectrum: the ugliest, the shortest, the smallest, the poorest, the darkest, the slowest. You get the idea.
We’re conditioned to pay no mind to the ordinary, the middle ground, the average run-of-the-mill, the shades of gray, the humdrum of everyday life or the predictably dull and boring.
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Read more...“Speak the truth, but leave immediately after.” — Slovenian Proverb
A FRIEND emailed me the prayer below. I had to do some fact checking with some websites that do the digging about the veracity of email content that does the rounds in Cyberville. The internet is rife with rumors and it is always good policy to verify and dig deeper.
“Social media should improve your life, NOT become your life!” — Patrick Driessen
(Conclusion)
IF YOU have posted something offensive, ranting and raving at someone or something as a gut reaction to a situation that angers you, you would get the instant gratification of venting your ire. But do think about the far-reaching consequences of being hauled off to court and wasting your time and money defending yourself.
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