Little Words to Live By
There is always someone who loves you more than you know


By: Unknown

Customer Service

Me: Hey, guess what? I wore the jumper you said looked nice on me on Sunday. I sat down for lunch and then walked away. Then, while walking I felt a sudden breeze on my tummy. I realized that the jumper has torn into 2 parts !!! I had to hold on to the jumper till I got home.

Friends: Oh my gosh ! I'm so sorry. The stock is not mine. I'm helping my friend clear stock. Please bring it back to the store and exchange it for something else. I'm really sorry.

Me: Sure, no problem. I'll come by this week.

Little Words to Live By

Your Inner Genius is the fullness and wholeness of you.

By: Emmanuel Kwao

My Journey to Reach Financial Freedom

"You are exactly where you deserve to be" exclaimed Mr. Robinson.

Little Words to Live By

You are exactly where you deserve to be

By: Marco Robinson

I am Annoying - Says Facebook !

I have luxury of time this morning. I sat in front of my laptop and started creating schedules to set a reminder for myself. I love the Event function in Facebook. It really helps me organize outings and activities with my friends.

By the 4th event I tried creating, I received a prompt warning. Flashing boldly on my screen - YOU ARE ANNOYING AND A NUISANCE TO OTHERS !

It couldn't be any obvious.

Little Words to Live By

We waste time looking for the perfect lover,
instead of creating the perfect love

By: Tom Robbins

The Truth Was Revealed in Tears

As I came into class that day, I never expected my day to end with tears.

Like most tutors, I looked at my students and said that I loved them all the same. However, that was impossible, because I do have a favorite. A truth I try my best to hide.

Each time I come to her home for private classes, I would actually take delight in marking her papers. Her handwriting is neat. Her room is always scented. It was so comfortable, I never wanted to leave when the class ends.

She has such good manners and brimming smile. She is a joy to be around.

That particular day, she didn't smile when I walked in her room. I knew there was something bothering her when she did all the mathematical sums incorrectly. I didn't say anything as I marked a big X on the workbooks.

Then, I just sat there and looked into her eyes, softly I said, "Dear, what is wrong?"

Her tender voice broke and echoed in the still room, "Is cancer contagious?"

I was caught unguarded. "No, why do you ask?" I managed to will myself to speak. She then explained that her grandmother had died of cancer years ago and her father is diagnosed with cancer.

The room got colder as her voice ate the room.

I sat there, motionless. This is where, her tears erupted like a volcano. I did what my body could do, I hugged her.

After an eternal moment, I sat her up and comforted her. Intently, I found out that she was worried that the blister on her lips were an infestation of cancer and she would die next after her father !

For a nine year old, the news was too much for her to handle. I completely understand her fear.

We didn't do anything after that. We just talked. I explained what is cancer and I could see her bright smile once more.

At the end of 2 hours, I went back to my car. In it, I cried. I don't know why, I just cried.