Don't rush!

It Depends on WHOSE Hands it's in !

I received a wonderful mail....

A basketball in my hands is worth about $19. A basketball in Michael Jordan's hands is worth about $33 million. It depends whose hands it's in !

A baseball in my hands is worth about $6. A baseball in Roger Clemens' hands is worth $475 million. It depends on whose hands it's in !

A tennis racket is useless in my hands. A tennis racket in Andre Agassi's hands is worth millions. It depends whose hands it's in!

A rod in my hands will keep away an angry dog. A rod in Moses' hands will part the mighty sea. It depends whose hands it's in!

A slingshot in my hands is a kid's toy. A slingshot in David's hand is a mighty weapon. It depends whose hands it's in!

To those who know RF, he is bold, sharp n serious. To little darling, he is soft, tender n loving.

To those who know RF, he is chicky, naughty n funny. To Little darling again, he is warm, understanding n fun. That's why I love him so much!!!!!!

As you see now, it depends whose hands it's in. So put your concerns, your worries, your fears, your hopes, your dreams, your families and your relationships in The Universal hands because... It depends whose hands it's in !

Do u have the piece of mind?

I was asked, "You sell life insurance?" My proper answer is; I sell hopes, promises, education, value, respect, dignity and a good piece of mind!" I reach out to others to preach the religion of life insurance.

In lives there are always hopes, the hope to have a better future. Hopes or dreams could be created in the presence for the purposes of a beautiful lives. We don't sell you hopes alone, we promise to fulfill all your dreams by the written contracts in our love insurance. We promise to make sure your children to have a decent education, immaterial of what happen to you if you are not around. In your untimely death, we offer value to your survivors, making sure shelters and food are available. You rest assure, the family will live with respect and the dignity to move on in life. Most important we want you to have a good piece of mind at the moment, so that you could concentrate and focus on your destiny.

Life insurance is an intangible product. One has to feel and sense the important of it. A good life insurance agent don't sell but rather guide and assist his clients to understand the facts of life, which is full of obstacles and uncertainties. Life insurance is one practical and fastest alternative to overcome this challenging world.

Something to ponder - "To insure peace of mind, ignore the rules and regulations" — George Ade (1866-1944), American humorist.

Happiness is only a feeling.

Little darling asked, "Sweetheart what happen if i no longer in this world? Would you still be happy?"

This was my reply. As long as i had been loved by her, i will always be happy. After all happiness is only a feeling of the mind. Even if she isn't around for any reason, i could still be happy by thinking of the past memories, the time we were together, making love, walking along the park, travelling to places of interest, the laughter we had and the sharing of our bonding. Of course with her around now, i can be more happier by seeing, listening, smelling, tasting and touching her. As I said earlier, happiness is only a feeling and that applies to sadness as well. If she isn't around, i choose to feel happy by thinking the past. After all without the past, there is no presence and without the presence there is no future either.

To those who are in love. "Love is patient; love is kind and envise no one, Love is never boastful, nor conceited, nor rude; never selfish, not quick to take offensive, There is nothing love cannot face; there is no limit to its faith, its hope, and endurance. In a word, there are three things that last forever; faith, hope, and love; but the greatest of them all is love"...which can be felt at all times. Be it the past, presence or the future.

Brave 95 years grandma.

Wow!!! Yes!!! That's a 95 years old grandma. Looking at her, you might say anything you like. My goodness! My God! She is mad & crazy! I can't believe it! Senseless! Bitchy! Or whatever!

To me this is couragous and braveness. She gives me hope and belief. Meaning.. to stay longer in lives and be healthy, one has to be brave and naughty. Most important...to look positively outwardly and see the world, and not be bothered how others see in youself as long as you have love in your heart. I am glad these photos were given to me, and i like to share with all my readers without offend.

Food for thought - "The quality, not the longevity, of one's life is what is important. — Martin Luther King Jr. (1929-1968)

Westerner vs Asian.

Difference between Westerners and Asians - This is very interesting, just read on. To group all races of Asians as one is to overgeneralize. Asian races are more diverse than the Caucasians, i.e. Indians differ from the Chinese in most respects.

(1) Opinion
Westerners: Talk to the point. Asians: Talk around the circle, especially if opinions are different

(2) Way of Life
Westerners: individualism, think of himself or herself. Asians: enjoy gathering with family and friends, solving their problems, and know each other's business.

(3) Punctuality
Westerners: on time. Asians: in time.

(4) Contacts
Westerners: Contact to related person only. Asians: Contact everyone everywhere, business very successful.

(5) Anger
Westerners: Show that I am angry. Asians: I am angry, but still smiling... (Beware!)

(6) Queue when Waiting
Westerners: Queuing in an orderly manner. Asians: Queuing?! What's that?

(7) Sundays on the Road
Westerners: Enjoy weekend relaxing peacefully. Asians: Enjoy weekend in crowded places, like going to the mall.

(8) Party
Westerners: Only gather with their own group. Asians: All focus on the one activity that is hosted by the CEO.

(9) In the restaurant
Westerners: Talk softly and gently in the restaurant. Asians: Talk and laugh loudly like they own the restaurant.

(10) Travelling
Westerners: Love sightseeing and enjoy the scenery. Asians: Taking picture is the most important; scenery is just for the background.

(11) Handling of Problems
Westerners: Take any steps to solve the problems. Asians: Try to avoid conflicts, and if can, don't leave any trail.

(12) Three meals a day
Westerners: Good meal for once a day is sufficed. Asians: At least 3 good meals a day.

(13) Transportation
Westerners: Before drove cars, now cycling for environmental protection. Asians: Before no money and rode a bike, now got money and drive a car

(14) Elderly in day-to-day life
Westerners: When old, there is snoopy for companionship. Asians: When old, guarantee will not be lonely, as long as willing to babysit grand kids.

(15) Moods and Weather
Westerners: The logic is: rain is pain. Asians: More rain, more prosperity

(16) The Boss
Westerners: The boss is part of the team. Asians: The boss is a fierce god.

(17) What's Trendy
Westerners: Eat healthy Asian cuisine. Asians: Eat expensive Western cuisine.

(18) The Child
Westerners: The kid is going to be independent and make his/her own living. Asians: Slog whole life for the kids, the centre of your life.

Note: my personal observation, whether Westerners or Asians we speaks the same language SMILE...."What's the use of worrying? It never was worth while, so pack up your troubles in your old knit bag, and smile, smile, smile. — George Asaf.

WHAT is it that's hard to break???

Diamonds are hard to find but not hard to Break.

What is the hardest thing to break then?

The answer is: HABIT! If you break the H, you still have A BIT. If you break the A, you still have BIT. If you break the B, you still have IT! Hey, after you break the T in IT, there is still the 'I'.

And that (I) is the root cause of all the problems. Isn’t it right?! Now you know why HABIT is so hard to break…. Its destiny is in its name!

As for me, it is so hard to break my habit not to write everynight coz i know you are there waiting to read my naughty blog. Thank you for coming back again. I love you.

Food for thought - "Stop the habit of wishful thinking and start the habit of thoughtful wishes". — Mary Martin (1913-1990)