Your Daily Advice

[Kazooie]

When people say the same thing over and over, it means they don't read.

 

[esselle]

Be kinder than necessary for everyone you meet, is fighting some kind of battle.

 

[Kazooie]

Destroying is all the battle.

 

[Kazooie]

As is losing, if you want too.

 

[Kazooie]

Always look on the less worse side of life?

 

[Kazooie]

The mosquitos will eat you alive if you go out alone.

 

[Kazooie]

Taffy is good for the soul!

 

[pic_chick]

happiness is the side effect of self love

 

[esselle]

True dat^^

And without self love, you won't be able to love another.

 

[Kazooie]

The sun is painful and warm.

 

[Kazooie]

If you wait it out, the other guy will eventually die?

 

[Kazooie]

And you can get lessons on everything. Even on the female reproduction system from an elderly lady on a chatroom.

 

[Kazooie]

Some people can't be trusted to warn you about the scary parts in a movie.

 

[Kazooie]

Fried rice isn't the kind of fried you really want.

 

[esselle]

Love your neighbor as yourself. 'Winning' an argument, but hurting another in the process...is not worth it, in the end.

Just sharing; thought this was good...

The power of kindness

It’s easy, and very powerful, to be kind and courteous to those who are kind and courteous to you. Yet to experience the full power of your sincere courtesy and kindness, offer them to people who are careless and rude to you.

Rudeness is nearly impossible to maintain when it is met with courtesy. Carelessness and negativity will wither in the bright light of kindness and true forgiveness.

Sure, it is difficult to bring yourself to forgive those who are hurtful to you. But the thing is, forgiveness gives you the upper hand.

The way to stop the hurt is by refusing to participate in it. To effectively help yourself, offer genuine kindness to others.

By no means should you tolerate continued abuse. Yet there is no good reason to perpetuate that abuse.

Be the one who is strong, who stops the negativity. Put the power of kindness, courtesy and forgiveness to work for you and your world.

— Ralph Marston