I WROTE YOUR NAME
Good Morning, I received this
today and thought of you.
I wrote your name on a piece of
paper, but by accident I threw
it away.
I wrote your name on my hand,
but it washed away.
I wrote your name in the sand,
but the waves whispered it
away.
I wrote your name in my heart,
and forever it will stay.
Send this to everyone you love
including the person that sent
it to you. If you send this to 10
people, and you get at least
one back, then count yourself
as truly blessed.
I believe in angels, The kind
that heaven sends. I'm
surrounded by angels, but I
call them my friends
Good Morning, I received this
today and thought of you.
I wrote your name on a piece of
paper, but by accident I threw
it away.
I wrote your name on my hand,
but it washed away.
I wrote your name in the sand,
but the waves whispered it
away.
I wrote your name in my heart,
and forever it will stay.
Send this to everyone you love
including the person that sent
it to you. If you send this to 10
people, and you get at least
one back, then count yourself
as truly blessed.
I believe in angels, The kind
that heaven sends. I'm
surrounded by angels, but I
call them my friends
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Gratitude --The Secret to a Long Life
Live life with gratitude --and you may
very well live longer. Studies on people
who live to over 100 years have found
that one of the most common traits these
centenarians share is that they are
profoundly grateful. They are grateful
even though many of them have led
difficult lives --surviving the Great
Depression, loss of parents at an early
age, death of children, cancer, war.
How can they be so grateful? Many of
them respond by saying that gratitude
and thankfulness are choices. They have
chosen to see life as bountiful, despite the
scarcity they have found. They have
chosen to see happiness, despite the
cruelty they have endured. Ellie Weisel,
the late noted Holocaust survivor, found
that even in circumstances as dire, as
brutally damaging to the human spirit as
living in a death camp, some people found
reasons to be optimistic, reasons to be
grateful. Reasons to be happy that they
were alive.
So, live life in a spirit of gratitude. It is,
quite simple, a choice to live.
Live life with gratitude --and you may
very well live longer. Studies on people
who live to over 100 years have found
that one of the most common traits these
centenarians share is that they are
profoundly grateful. They are grateful
even though many of them have led
difficult lives --surviving the Great
Depression, loss of parents at an early
age, death of children, cancer, war.
How can they be so grateful? Many of
them respond by saying that gratitude
and thankfulness are choices. They have
chosen to see life as bountiful, despite the
scarcity they have found. They have
chosen to see happiness, despite the
cruelty they have endured. Ellie Weisel,
the late noted Holocaust survivor, found
that even in circumstances as dire, as
brutally damaging to the human spirit as
living in a death camp, some people found
reasons to be optimistic, reasons to be
grateful. Reasons to be happy that they
were alive.
So, live life in a spirit of gratitude. It is,
quite simple, a choice to live.
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