The Tomato Game
A teacher asked her students to bring some tomatoes in a plastic bag to school. Each tomato was to be given the name of a person whom that child hates. So, the number of tomatoes would be equal to the number of persons they hate.
One on the Wall
Probably the most beautiful wall you may ever see will be our wall of good deeds on the Day of Judgement. This is what is Charity when you give from one hand and the other hand does not know about it. May God help us to spend for the poor and the needy.
Thorns
Thorns Sandra felt as low as the heels of her Birkenstocks as she pushed against a November gust and the florist shop door. Her life had been easy, like a spring breeze. Then in the fourth month of her second pregnancy, a minor automobile accident stole her ease....
A Deadly Frozen Night (A True Story)
A Deadly Frozen Night (A True Story)
There was a Jewish man named Yankel, who had a bakery, in a town, Crown Heights, Germany. He always said, “You know why I’m alive today?”
The Test of the Lord
The Test of the Lord. I woke up this morning and knew that today, The sun would not be shining and the clouds would be gray. As I stepped outside…
A Surrendered Wife
Women often ask me if my approach is about dumbing myself down or becoming a submissive wife. I tell them I am a feminist. Surrendering is acknowledging you can’t change or control anyone but yourself. That’s empowering!
How You Can Increase Your Value
Michael Jordan was born in 1963, in the slums of Brooklyn, New York. He had four siblings, and his father’s earnings were not sufficient to provide for the whole family. He grew up in a poor neighbourhood. Exposed to mindless violence and heavy discrimination in the slums, he saw for himself only a hopeless future.
You Shall Not
You shall not worry, for worry is the most unproductive of all human activities.
You shall not be fearful, for most of the things we fear never come to pass.
You shall not carry grudges, for they are the heaviest of all life’s burdens.
You shall face each problem as it comes. You can only handle one at a time anyway.
Uncommon Courtesy
Uncommon Courtesy
I ran into a stranger, as he passed by.
“Oh, excuse me please,” was my reply.
He said, “Oh, please, excuse me too;
I wasn’t even watching; I didn’t see you.”
We were very polite, this stranger and I.
We went on our way, and we said good-bye.