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May I thrive to be pretty on inside more than outside 作者 18April - My Birthday Wish

Cool Sites


Spiritual Nirvana If you are interested in Buddhism, then this site is for you.

Get Rich Slowly You can find some great and easy to implement tips on managing your finances here.

Zen Habits You can find nice cool articles to bring up your spirits and nourish your soul.

Hack MSN Space One of the coolest site teaching you how to modify and personalize your MSN Space

Technorati Useful Site to help develop your Blog Space

Food for Soul


Peace Pilgrim You cannot change anyone except yourself. After you have become an example, you can inspire others to change themselves.

Mark Twain The worst loneliness is not to be comfortable with yourself.

Abraham Lincoln Character is like a tree and reputation like its shadow. The shadow is what we think of it; the tree is the real thing.

Charles Darwin It is not the strongest who survive; Nor the most intelligent. But the one most responsive to Change

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe One ought, everyday, to hear a song, read a fine poem, and, if possible, to speak a few reasonable words

日志

4月19日

Moving

I am moving.

Watch me build my new home.

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4月18日

My Latest Catch

SGH-P310

It's not the newest kid on the block.

But the sleek and light-weight factor attracted me the moment I set eyes on her.

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4月13日

No Government

All bosses would be out of town next week.

It's going to be like a country before the elections.

No Government

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4月12日

SO LITTLE TIME AND YET SO MUCH TO DO. Such is a very common situation our modern society is offering to us. Work, Family, Friends, Fitness regimes, ... Work-Life Balance seems like such a hard-to-attain ideal. I was inspired by Leo's write-up on setting priorities at the beginning of the year/month/week/day.

So many times, we find ourselves struggling to juggle the issues that we have on hand. And very often, we attend to things that are calling out to us more loudly or frequently, instead of the really more important issues, ... unfortunately.

I recall reading First Things First by Stephen Covey some years ago. He basically categorized issues facing us as Important or Unimportant and Urgent or Non-Urgent.

At times, it is worth the while to stop for a moment and reflect ... it is of no point climbing the ladder so hard when you do not know if it is leaning on the correct side.

Guess this weekend would be a quiet, contemplative one for me.