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Sunday Thought For The Day

Jumping in the Beach / Saltando en la Playa
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“Be under­stand­ing to your ene­mies.
Be loyal to your friends.

Be strong enough to face the world each day.
Be weak enough to know you can­not do every­thing alone.

Be gen­er­ous to those who need your help.
Be fru­gal with that you need yourself.

Be wise enough to know that you do not know every­thing.
Be fool­ish enough to believe in miracles.

Be will­ing to share your joys.
Be will­ing to share the sor­rows of others.

Be a leader when you see a path oth­ers have missed.
Be a fol­lower when you are shrouded by the mists of uncertainty.

Be first to con­grat­u­late an oppo­nent who suc­ceeds.
Be last to crit­i­cize a col­league who fails.

Be sure where your next step will fall, so that you will not tum­ble.
Be sure of your final des­ti­na­tion, in case you are going the wrong way.

Be lov­ing to those who love you.
Be lov­ing to those who do not love you; they may change.

Above all, be your­self. ” ~ Author Unknown

Lance writes sto­ries from his heart, aim­ing to inspire and moti­vate, as you align more fully with YOUR true peak. When he’s not here, you can find him hang­ing out with his fam­ily, rid­ing a bike, or just gen­er­ally act­ing goofy.   Sign up for the Thoughts from the Tree­house newslet­ter and get addi­tional inspi­ra­tion in your email inbox!
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Comments

  1. Rupal says:

    Wowz­ers. This one is so great. Def­i­nitely print­ing this to put up on my board Lance. Really is some­thing I can gain from on a daily basis. Thanks!

    ~rupal

    Rupal´s last blog post..Pipe In! Shout out! Make your voice heard!

  2. Every Sun­day, I have new activity..checking what’s your next Sun­day Thought For The Day. One Sun­day thought a day, keep neg­a­tive away. This one is one of my favorite. And I love the pic­ture. Thank You LAnce

    sud­denly slimmer´s last blog post..Becom­ing Alia Bal­boa : part 2

  3. Love your Sun­day thoughts Lance! This one speaks vol­umes to me. It says bal­ance, it says com­pas­sion, it says be hum­ble. There are a lot of lessons here! Thanks!

    Natalia Burleson´s last blog post..Accep­tance, Job Interview

  4. Miz says:

    I so look for­ward to start­ing my day/week here.

    above all BE YOURSELF.

    do what you want and say what you feel cuz those who mind dont mat­ter and those who mat­ter DONT MIND’ (poorly quoted. Dr Seuss :) )

    Miz´s last blog post..Grat­i­tude. Spread the Mood. Last Day O’Freebies. (Go ‘head & Brood.)

  5. Susan Mazza says:

    Thanks for a beau­ti­ful thought to carry me through this day and into the week!

    Susan Mazza´s last blog post..The Red Car The­ory of Leadership

  6. Jay says:

    Lance– What a won­der­ful quote to start the week by emu­lat­ing. Thank you for always being an inspiration.

    Jay´s last blog post..The Sun­day Ponder

  7. Daphne says:

    Lance,

    I wrote the entire quote down in my jour­nal because I know I will have to refer back to it many times, and spend a life­time doing what it says. It’s beautiful.

    Daphne´s last blog post..Offen­sive Judg­ing and Defen­sive Judging

  8. I think this is great except for the line about being fool­ish enough to believe in mir­a­cles. I think it’s a bold and beau­ti­ful thing to believe in mir­a­cles. If you don’t you will miss them!

    Tess The Bold Life´s last blog post..What Was Your Biggest Insight In Jan­u­ary 2009?

  9. Hi Lance

    Really touches one’s heart.
    Espe­cially: “Above all, be your­self“
    It seems a dif­fi­cult one for many in this world today.

    Juliet

    Life­Made­Great | Juliet´s last blog post..Over­com­ing The Bar­ri­ers Of Intro­ver­sion: Start­ing The Process

  10. Lance you always pick a great thought to start the week on a pos­i­tive note…“Above all be your­self.” I find it so sad that we strug­gle to do that…when did soci­ety say who we are isn’t good enough?

  11. Annette says:

    that’s a great one. Be yourself.….….…something I tried to work against for years!

    Annette´s last blog post..

  12. Be fool­ish enough to believe in mir­a­cles.” This is the best line in the whole bunch. Keep believ­ing my friend.

    Tom Volkar / Delight­ful Work´s last blog post..Off Kil­ter, Pissed and Real

  13. I always love the Jun­gle of Life thought of the day. My favorite line is “Be fool­ish enough to believe in mir­a­cles.” I’ve heard it said that to be born into these bod­ies it’s equiv­a­lent to a per­son in a plane throw­ing a Hula hoop out into the Pacific Ocean and hav­ing a tur­tle poke it’s head up within that hoop.

    We are liv­ing a mir­a­cle every sin­gle day. It’s up to us to appre­ci­ate this oppor­tu­nity, every moment of every day. I know that we all strug­gle at times. I cer­tainly have, but if we can keep bring­ing our­selves back to the mir­a­cle that is “being alive,” we can extract so much more joy than if we believe we are liv­ing a ho hum existence.

    Karl — Work Happy Now´s last blog post..30 Days of No Com­plain­ing – Wis­dom Multiplied

  14. Julie says:

    (smile) If we are WiSE enough to believe in mir­a­cles, all the rest will fall into place!!

    Julie´s last blog post..A Storm is Coming

  15. Laurie says:

    Be lov­ing to those who do not love you; they may change.” This one is so dif­fi­cult to do but very true. I like how it says “they may change.” How much time do we spend try­ing to change oth­ers? We can only change our­selves. By lov­ing peo­ple who can’t give it in return you are hon­or­ing God and grow­ing your­self up. Great quote Lance. Each line con­tains a pearl of wis­dom. Each stanza will speak to a par­tic­u­lar per­son depend­ing on the cir­cum­stances he is fac­ing in this day. Very nice.

  16. Lance,

    Nice thought–and well timed–for all of us. There is such insen­si­tiv­ity in our every­day com­ings and goings, just a quick check of our hearts and emo­tions would do every­one some good.

    Great post, great writ­ing, and great day!

    Danny

    Danny Clayton´s last blog post..Tell me again how porn is victimless

  17. Audra Krell says:

    Ah Lance, I’m lov­ing this one, as always. I would add that there is a time to fol­low, even if we do know the way. There are times when we are to sub­mit to author­ity, and in that “weak­ness,” we are very, very strong.

  18. Caroline says:

    Lance, that is lovely to read this morn­ing :) Thanks for shar­ing this today. Have a beau­ti­ful Sunday!

    Caroline´s last blog post..My new home…

  19. Henie says:

    Hi Lance!

    Now you know that your site is my haven, where I come to pon­der and smile!:) Thank you so much for you!

    You can smile with your eyes closed but not your heart.!” ~Henie~

    Henie´s last blog post..What’s so Funny?

  20. Henie says:

    I ditto ditto ditto Tom’s com­ment! :)

    Henie´s last blog post..What’s so Funny?

  21. Speak­ing of gen­er­ous, I recently started to offer free bllog con­sult­ing ses­sions. You should check it out Lance.

    Suc­cess Factors´s last blog post..Gary Vayn­er­chuk Case Study: The Mom and Pop Advantage

  22. Lance–

    Be gen­er­ous to those who need your help.
    Be fru­gal with that you need yourself.”

    Wow! This is EXACTLY what I needed to read today! THANK YOU!!!

    Kathy @ Vir­tual Impax´s last blog post..Cash4Gold and the Ensu­ing Social Media Firestorm

  23. kathy says:

    Above all Be Your­self. Each of us is here for a pur­pose as unique as each indi­vid­ual. If we try to be some­thing or some­one we’re not, it’s not just us who misses out.

    kathy´s last blog post..Dance, Dance, Dance

  24. This is beau­ti­ful; thank you for shar­ing. It really cap­tures the sense of what it means to be an indi­vid­ual in con­text of the com­mu­nity and the world.

    Eliz­a­beth Barrette´s last blog post..Join­ing Com­mu­nity Sup­ported Agriculture

  25. bobbi says:

    wow what a quote…I need to print this out and put it on the bath­room mirrior!!!!

  26. Liara Covert says:

    To “be lov­ing to those who love you” is to grasp the power of reci­procity. At the same time, those peo­ple who evoke anger or dis­com­fort in you are the kinds of peo­ple who need love most.

    Liara Covert´s last blog post..10 Ways stretch your capacities

  27. Blake says:

    Great thought. If we could all just be our­selves all the time the world would be a bet­ter place. Thanks for sharing!

    Blake´s last blog post..Another Din­ner Snap Shot

  28. Biz says:

    I love it! My favorite line is the last one — by yourself!

    Biz´s last blog post..Cincin­nati Chili

  29. Evelyn Lim says:

    Thanks for the inspir­ing quote!! I have one more to share for myself: Be com­fort­able not know­ing what I do not know. Have faith that each step will unfold in its own time. Each step will be revealed to me when the time is ripe.

    Eve­lyn Lim´s last blog post..Wings Of Love

  30. Evita says:

    Oh Lance — “BE YOURSELF” what could be more price­less than that?!

    The whole poem is very beau­ti­ful and inspir­ing, but there is a catch, many peo­ple really do not know how to be them­selves and hence act out in ways they picked up from oth­ers or ways that they “think” they are sup­posed to act. I have found that for many peo­ple it is in fact a great chal­lenge and a whole huge learn­ing curve to actu­ally learn how to and have the courage to be themselves.

    I hope that this post from you inspires many to really look within and let their real selves come through — for then we do believe in mir­a­cles, we do help oth­ers, we do share and lead and all the rest. When we are our­selves — it is then that we always live out our high­est potential.

    Evita´s last blog post..The Help­ful and Harm­ful Side of Stress

  31. Lance says:

    @Rupal — I’m happy to hear you liked this Rupal! This just hits on so many areas of life in short lit­tle snippets.

    @Suddenly Slim­mer — Hi Alia. Glad you liked this one — when I saw this one I knew I had to include it as a Sun­day Thought. Always great to see you here…

    @Natalia — This one says so much to me, too. Really, there are so many dif­fer­ent angles this takes, and yet it all ties back to being our­selves. It is a won­der­ful quote, isn’t it!

    @Miz — “Be Your­self” — that is so impor­tant, yet so easy to bury in our efforts to please oth­ers, or do what every­one else is doing, or a myr­iad of other things. And that IS a great Seuss quote — and I think you’re pretty close on it as well — fits here well doesn’t it! Thanks for shar­ing it Carla!

    @Susan — Your wel­come, Susan. This is one I hope to carry with me always (eas­ier said than done, I know…). Thanks for stop­ping by today!

    @Jay — Thanks Jay! Yes, if we can fol­low these prin­ci­ples, think of how our lives could be — won­der­ful thought, eh!

    @Daphne — Thanks so much, Daphne! This IS one to hang on to. That you’ve writ­ten it down, just shows how much this means to you. And I agree, this is a beau­ti­ful thought!

    @Tess — Yes, I think this is great too! I won­der if it’s the word­ing — I think it is bold and beau­ti­ful to believe in mir­a­cles — and yet I also see the point in this thought — about being fool­ish. My take is that we some­times get caught up in “proper” and crazy ideas — are seen as that — crazy — because they don’t fit a norm we’ve defined. In being “fool­ish” — I see this as exactly what you’re say­ing — being bold — and really believ­ing… Thanks for the thought Tess, it’s got­ten me really think­ing about this line, and that’s very good!

  32. Lance says:

    @Juliet — This does touch the heart…in many won­der­ful ways. And yes, that last line — about being your­self — that can be dif­fi­cult for many in our world today. Yet, if we aren’t truly our­selves, who are we, really?

    @Stacey Ship­man — Hi Stacey. It is sad when we aren’t our­selves. When we feel like we must put up a façade. And what does that façade get us? Hap­pi­ness? No. Love? Prob­a­bly not. A big­ger salary? Maybe — but at what price? I’m think­ing of some­thing you wrote recently about think­ing about your death (I think you did) — and what really mat­ters. And I think you’d be hard pressed to find some­one who would say they were glad they put up this façade. In fact, I think quite the opposite…

    @Annette — I think it’s some­thing we prob­a­bly have all strug­gled with, to some extent, and a point in our lives. The thing is, where you are at now — and I think you are doing fab­u­lously at being your­self — what I see you present sure comes across that way — and that’s pretty awesome!

    @Tom — I am believ­ing Tom… And from what I know of you, I sure you are as well!

    @Karl — Wow! When I really think about that — it is really quite pro­found. We are, each one of us, liv­ing mir­a­cles! How cool and awe­some is that! Karl, I’m lov­ing this thought of how our lives are mir­a­cles — and we should treat them as such! Wow! Thank you for that thought!

    @Julie — And a smile right back at you Julie! I love your thought here too — how all will fall into place if we’ll just believe! Beautiful!

    @Laurie — Oh, you are so right on this one being dif­fi­cult. This is prob­a­bly what I’d say is the hard­est for me — lov­ing those who do not love me. And I love your thought about each stanza speak­ing to us depend­ing on where we are and what’s going on in our lives at the moment. Thank you, Lau­rie, for your always valu­able input…

    @Danny — Yes, the insen­si­tiv­ity of our everyday’s… And what does that get us? Less love. Less joy. More unhap­pi­ness… Lis­ten to our hearts, that’s what I’m hear­ing you say — and that is a great thought. If we lis­ten to our deep within’s — we’ll see that we are cen­tered — and we “know’ what to do… Thanks for stop­ping by here today!

  33. Lance says:

    @Audra — This one says so much to me! I’m lov­ing it too! Fol­low­ing, even when we do know the way — I like that very much, Audra. Some­times we sub­mit to oth­ers and that’s okay. It shows love. It shows con­fi­dence. It shows trust. Thanks for this this thought Audra…

    @Caroline — And may your Sun­day be beau­ti­ful as well, Car­o­line! I’m very happy that you’ve enjoyed this ‘thought’ today. I did too…

    @Henie — And I know I can always count on your for a smile, my friend! And your own added thoughts that con­tinue to amaze me with the insight con­tained within them. Keep on believ­ing in those mir­a­cle out there Henie…

    @Success Fac­tors — Hi Derek. I’ll stop over and see what you have going on, thanks for the heads up.

    @Kathy@Virtual Impax — Know­ing that these words touch peo­ple in spe­cial ways — it’s really what makes doing this so worth it. So, thank you, Kathy, for shar­ing this today — you’ve put a lit­tle extra bounce in my step…

    @Kathy — Each of us DOES have a pur­pose! And by us not liv­ing our pur­pose, how is that affect­ing those around us? That’s a great thought to this Kathy…

    @Elizabeth — Thank you, Eliz­a­beth. Being an indi­vid­ual, yes — that’s what it’s about. And just think of what that can mean for our world if every­one, really and truly under­stood this… Thanks for stop­ping by today!

  34. Lance says:

    @Bobbi — Print away! I should too…it’s so much good stuff con­tained within these words…

    @Liara — Giv­ing and receiv­ing, a pow­er­ful thought Liara. And also — to your other point — you are right on with who needs love the most — peo­ple who evoke dis­com­fort in us. And it might be exactly what they need, and have been lack­ing in their lives — which leads to the discomfort.

    @Blake — Yes, if we could all just be ourselves…why is that so hard some­times? Thanks Blake.

    @Biz — “Be your­self” — two words, and they say so much! Thanks Biz!

    @Evelyn — You are very wel­come Eve­lyn! And you’ve added some great thoughts to this dis­cus­sion. Being com­fort­able with what we don’t know. Eve­lyn, what a con­cept that holds so much won­der­ful pos­si­bil­i­ties! Just because we are expe­ri­enc­ing some­thing new to us, doesn’t mean we should shut our­selves out from the pos­si­bil­ity of what it all means. I really love this Eve­lyn. It speaks so much to look­ing at life with an open mind and heart, and that’s a very won­der­ful way to view our world…

    @Evita — It really is price­less — if we can truly achieve the con­cept of “be your­self”. Like you say, Evita, how do peo­ple really know when they are being them­selves? And when are they act­ing, and maybe even believ­ing it to be their “true north”. It does take much courage — and courage is not always easy to enlist. The sta­tus quo can seem so much eas­ier. Yet, years from now, when our life on earth is end­ing, how happy will we really be if we fol­lowed the sta­tus quo all our lives? Evita, I think what you’ve writ­ten is full of so much truth. Get­ting to “be your­self” can be a com­plete change in mind­set, and one that can seem like too much to con­quer some­times. Yet, what else is there, really, if we don’t truly reach that state of being where we become who we are meant to be…

  35. brandi says:

    that fourth line. that’s my trip up.

    work­ing on it. great post!

    brandi´s last blog post..joy rebel faq

  36. Mark says:

    Another one for the board! Thanks Lance!

  37. LisaNewton says:

    I love this poem. The key word being “Be.” Being is what life is all about. Thanks for putting a thought in my head and a smile on my face, Lance.

    LisaNewton´s last blog post..Walk­ing to the Fowler

  38. vikum says:

    Being inspir­ing is not a new thing to you.This is another great exam­ple for that.I think it’s bet­ter to get this printed and keep it under table glass so that I can see it frequently.Keep up your great works.

    vikum´s last blog post..Delin­quents….

  39. Mark says:

    Won­der­ful! Most impor­tant “BE”!

    Mark´s last blog post..Valen­tines Day — Just Another Day to Those Who Are Romantic

  40. Hi Lance,

    Wow — this is beau­ti­ful and one I haven’t heard before. I’m work­ing on:
    “Be weak enough to know you can­not do every­thing alone.” Won­der­ful words to begin the week and I will be print­ing this one out as a reminder! Thank you Lance!

    Love, Jenny

    Jenny Mannion´s last blog post..Claim Your Per­sonal Power

  41. Jennifer says:

    Hi Lance. This is a a great one you have cho­sen for this week. You have a knack for doing that.

    I really like them all, but my favorite was the last one:
    “Be lov­ing to those who love you.
    Be lov­ing to those who do not love you; they may change.”

    It’s the most dif­fi­cult, but the most reward­ing. When we real­ize that those who don’t love us are actu­ally telling us that they really don’t love them­selves (It’s not about us) then it becomes much eas­ier to love them. Then we see them as God intended them. Respond­ing in love is a pow­er­ful thing that can make a real dif­fer­ence in these people.

    Jennifer´s last blog post..Stress — Pre­ven­tion and Relief

  42. Now, THAT’S a great quote! My Mon­day Thought for the day as I’m 24 hours late, but this could stand up for all time, of course. And what part am I going to take with me most today?

    This part… “Be lov­ing to those who love you.
    Be lov­ing to those who do not love you; they may change.” Amen!

    And this one is just plain beau­ti­ful…! Be fool­ish enough to believe in mir­a­cles. I do, I do!!

    Jan­nie Funster´s last blog post..In a nutshell

  43. Diane says:

    Hi Lance!

    Beau­ti­ful Spir­i­tual Words of Wisdom.

    Thanks Again for such thoughts to hold high regard for in life.

  44. Arswino says:

    Hi Lance, how won­der­ful the quote is. My favorite line is “Be fool­ish enough to believe in mir­a­cles.“
    I copied the quote to my col­lec­tion. Thank you, Lance.

    Arswino´s last blog post..Life That Can Be Explained In One Sentence

  45. Sagan says:

    I would love to know the back­ground of a poem like this– when­ever the author is unknown, it just makes me so curi­ous as to who they were and what kind of life they lived and what inspired their writ­ing. It’s a beau­ti­ful piece.

    Sagan´s last blog post..Book Review: “The Body Fat Solu­tion” by Tom Venuto

  46. Lance says:

    @Brandi — “…weak enough to know we can­not do every­thing alone” — yep, that’s a tough one for me too. And one I can work much more on. And your bring­ing it up here, Brandi, rein­forces that point for me. Thank you. And I wish you well in your quest toward more under­stand­ing with this, as well.

    @Mark Sali­nas — This is an awe­some one, I agree! Thanks Mark!

    @LisaNewton — “BE” — is such a small word, and yet it means so much! Truly BEing is so pow­er­ful and enlight­en­ing. Thank you Lisa, for see­ing the power of this one sim­ple word — BE. You’re putting a thought into my head, as well!

    @Vikum — I agree! This one is really wor­thy of being printed out and dis­played promi­nently — where it can be seen often. And these words can become more a part of our being…

    @Mark/ToBeMe — Thanks Mark! “BE” is such an impor­tant word — and one we can all do well to put more focus on in our lives…

    @Jenny Man­nion — It really is beau­ti­ful, espe­cially when we really let these words soak into our souls. How often do we think we can “do it all” and we don’t need help. And yet, accept­ing the help of oth­ers can be so free­ing. This is one I strug­gle with, and where I need to put some focus. Your wel­come Jenny. And really, thank you for your con­tin­ued sup­port, and all the won­der you always add with your thought­ful comments…They are appre­ci­ated very much. You are appre­ci­ated very much…

    @Jennifer — Hi Jen­nifer! Thank you! Some weeks are eas­ier than oth­ers. when I found this “thought”, it all came together pretty eas­ily this week — it was one I knew felt “right”. Oh, how pow­er­ful your thought is here Jen­nifer. As hard as it is to love those who don’t love us — they really are the ones who need that so much — who need some­one to stand up and love them. For who they are. And that you bring up God’s love — His awe­some love for us. And if we can share some of that with oth­ers — what a gift we’re pass­ing on! And I’m learn­ing this more and more each day — just how pow­er­ful love can be. Jen­nifer, con­tinue to be a bea­con of love for the world — you are — and it matters…to every­one you come in con­tact with. Includ­ing me…

    @Jannie — Bet­ter late than never, right Jan­nie! I’m glad your here today — you’re “eye” is star­ing me down today, and well, keep­ing an eye on me… I need that once in a while! The part about being lov­ing to those who don’t love you — see what I said to Jen­nifer above — I mean that all for you too. You are a bea­con of love in the world. For me. For every­one your life touches. And I am hon­ored to have our paths crossed. You give me hope and beam hap­pi­ness into our world! And fool­ish enough to believe in mir­a­cles — I think you exude that char­ac­ter­is­tic so well — and I mean that with only the high­est regard — I think it’s awe­some how you embrace life and all it’s possibilities!!

    @Diane — Hi Diane! There really is so much here — and spir­i­tu­ally, this can become very deep and mov­ing. Thank you, Diane, for your thoughts here today…

    @Arswino — Hi Arswino. The line about being fool­ish enough to believe in mir­a­cles — that really is such a great line! It really says to me to always, always believe… Thanks Arswino.

    @Sagan — This is so beau­ti­ful. And unknown. And mys­teri­uos. Who wrote some­thing so won­der­ful, and what were they like as a per­son? It really would be great to know. My wife thinks I’m get­ting to know this guy (or gal) called “Author Unknown” pretty well! I say he(she) is still pretty mys­te­ri­ous, though!

  47. Be sure where your next step will fall, so that you will not tum­ble.“
    “Be sure of your final des­ti­na­tion, in case you are going the wrong way.”

    I enjoyed these quotes the most. Some­times I really want to know my final des­ti­na­tion, but on the other hand, not know­ing cre­ates a bit of excite­ment and sus­pense that makes life so darn inter­est­ing.
    Thanks for the thought! I’m now off to sleep!

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  48. Mindful Mimi says:

    Great guide­lines for life Lance, thanks.

    Mind­ful Mimi´s last blog post..It takes a long time for a man to look like his por­trait — James Whistler

  49. Yet another insight­ful Sun­day pon­der! I love this one the most

    Be lov­ing to those who love you.
    Be lov­ing to those who do not love you; they may change.”

    When we stop judg­ing who we should give our love to or how much of love we should give, that’s when we really hit the true mean­ing of the phrase uncon­di­tional love. Thanks so much Lance for the reminder :D

    Celes | EmbraceLiving.Net´s last blog post..25 Brain­storm­ing Techniques

  50. Lance says:

    @Happiness Is Bet­ter — You make a great point, that some­times it’s com­fort­ing to know where we’re going — and yet other times — it’s great to just go out, get lost, and just explore…

    @Mindful Mimi — These are great, I agree!! Thanks for stop­ping in Mimi!

    @Celes — Yes, judging…who are we to judge oth­ers — not know­ing what they’ve been through. And yet, it’s so easy to do — and that makes these two lines so so impor­tant. Reach­ing closer to uncon­di­tional love — what a great place to work toward! Thanks Celes!

  51. CG Walters says:

    Lance.… Your site and another of your won­der­ful quotes is fea­tured in the lat­est Cel­e­braZine (Cel­e­brate What’s Right in the World).…
    thank you.
    bless­ings and joy,
    CG

    CG Walters´s last blog post..Cel­e­braZine 13Feb09

  52. Jenny says:

    Lance, I absolutely love this! I am going to print it up and hang it up at work and at home! All too often so much of what is said is com­pletely for­got­ten about. There are many things that can inspire you on a rough day at work, it’s just per­fect!
    Thank you for shar­ing it with us, we all need to read this DAILY!!

    Jenny´s last blog post..Not My Omega

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