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thiru murugan

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"Keep Walking" - My Personal Blog

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"How to Live Online" -How to make a living on Internet

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March 15

Story: Creature Compassion

This is a true story that happened in Japan.

 

In order to renovate a house, a Japanese man breaks open the wall. Japanese houses normally have a hollow space between the wooden walls. When tearing down the walls, he finds a lizard stuck there with a nail hammered to its foot. He sees this, feels pity, and at the same time curious, as when he checks the nail, he sees it was nailed 10 years ago when the house was first built!

 

The lizard has survived in this position for 10 years; in a dark wall partition for 10 years without moving! He wonders how it has survived. So he stops working and observes the lizard - what it does, and what and how it has been eating.

 

Soon enough, another lizard appears out of the wood work, with food in its mouth!

 

The lizard stuck to the wall by the nail is fed by the other lizard.

 

Imagine that? This lizard has been serving its fellow creature tirelessly for 10 long years without giving up hope!

 

The man is both stunned and deeply touched. He walks towards the wall, gently un-nails the lizard, and walks away with tears in his eyes.

 

Think, would you do that for your partner? Would you do that for your Mum, your Dad, friends, co-workers, brothers and sisters? Never giving up on them even when all hope is lost and all support futile? Never giving up on them even if they were no longer productive or beneficial to you? Could it be that his fellow creature's unconditional act was what was keeping the lizard alive even in this treacherous condition? Imagine the compassion that a small creature not blessed with a mind as brilliant as yours or mine is capable of! If this little lizard can do it, then why can't we?

 

Moral of the story: Steadfast devotion and unconditional love creates miracles. And you can learn valuable lessons from all creatures great and small!

 

Never abandon your loved ones or any one who reaches out for your support.

Never say you are busy when you can sense they really need you.

You may have the entire world at your feet. But you may be the only one they turn to.

One callous, insensitive moment of negligence could break a heart and spirit.

And the same moment turned into attention and affection could save a life! 

 

If you were touched by this story, share it with others to let them know you're there for them...

Funny One-Liners from Kids: Part 6

  1. Do teenagers age fast?
    No, but sometimes their parents do!
  2. Which dog can jump higher than a building?
    Any dog, buildings can't jump!
  3. Which one is faster, hot or cold?
    Hot, because you can catch a cold.
  4. In which battle was Admiral Lord Nelson killed?
    His last one.
  5. Which kind of bird picks up heavy things?
    A crane!
  6. Where do broken ships go?
    To the docks.
  7. Where do snowmen keep their money?
    In a snowbank.
  8. Where do sheep get a hair cut?
    At the baa baa shop!
  9. Why isn't your nose twelve inches long?
    Because then it would be a foot!
  10. Why was the math book sad?
    Because it had too many problems.

Story: The Limit of Love

While Dad was polishing his new car, his 4 yr old son picked stone & scratched lines on the side of the car.

In his anger, Dad took the child's hand & hit it many times, not realizing he was using a wrench. At the hospital, his child has already lost his all fingers & child asked "Dad when will my fingers grow back?" Dad was so hurt.

He went back to car and kicked it a lot of times.

Sitting back he looked at the scratches, child wrote "I LOVE YOU DAD".

Moral Of The Story: Anger And Love Has No Limits!

Funny One-liners from Kids:Part 5

  1. How do you call a dog with no legs?
    It doesn't matter, it won't come.
  2. In what school do you learn how to greet people?
    In hi school!
  3. What do snakes do after they fight?
    They hiss and make up.
  4. What is the longest word in the world?
    Smiles or Smiled.
    There is a mile between the first and last word.
  5. What time is it when the clock strikes 13?
    Time to get a new clock!
  6. What is the best material for kites?
    Fly paper.
  7. What is the best thing to use if you itch?
    Scratch paper.
  8. What kind of robbery is least dangerous?
    A safe robbery.
  9. What's the best month for a parade?
    March!
  10. Is being a telephone operator a business or a profession?
    It is more like a calling.

Story: The Time of Adversity


Don't short-cut God when you experience adversity. Ask him, "God,

what do you want to teach me?" Use it as an opportunity to grow. Do

as Charles Darrow and his wife did who themselves suffered

tremendous adversity. They accepted adversity as part of life and

refused to allow it to steal their joy. They worked through it, and God

helped them. They learned through this situation, and they kept

laughing.


Back in 1932 was out of a job and broke, and his wife was expecting

a baby. Although he was a heating engineer, there were no jobs

available and Darrow and his wife were just barely subsisting on the

few odd jobs he could get as a handyman. Things were bleak. Fate

didn't reckon with the courage of this man and his wife, however.


They laughed at it, literally. In the evenings, to take their minds off

their troubles, they made a little game in which they could pretend

they were millionaires, recalling pleasant vacations in nearby Atlantic

City. They reconstructed the area adjoining the boardwalk. Darrow

carved hotels and houses out of small pieces of wood, and they

called the game Monopoly.


Three years later, in 1935 the game was marketed by Parker Brothers,

and Darrow and his wife became millionaires because they allowed

adversity to make them instead of break them.


When you face adversity, are you going to allow it to break you

or make you? It's your choice.

February 02

Today's Wisdom: Good Parents


Good parents give their children Roots and Wings.
Roots to know where home is,
Wings to fly away and exercise what's been taught them.
-Jonas Salk

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January 19

Funny One-liners from Kids:Part 4

  1. What kinds of keys can't open a door?
    A Turkey, Donkey, or a Monkey.
  2. What kind of animal cleans the sea?
    A mermaid!
  3. What has wheels and flies?
    A garbage truck.
  4. What did Cinderella say while she was waiting for her photos?
    Some day my prints (prince) will come.
  5. What did the Teddy Bear say when he was offered desert?
    No thanks, I'm stuffed.
  6. What are good names for identical twin boys?
    Pete and Repeat.
  7. What made the laundry turn green?
    It got seasick from going round and round!
  8. What did zero say to eight?
    "Nice belt!"
  9. What spells 4 and has 3 letters?
    FOR
  10. What is big, white, gives milk, and has one horn?
    A milk truck.

November 18

Funny One-Liners from Kids: Part 3

  1. What can you find in the middle of nowhere?
    The letter H.
  2. What is at the end of everything?
    The letter G.
  3. What is the center of gravity?
    The letter V.
  4. What is a scarecrows favorite food?
    Strawberries.
  5. What do you get when you cross a cocker spaniel, a poodle and a ghost?
    Cockapoodleboo!
  6. What are the strongest days of the week?
    Saturday and Sunday. All the rest are weak days!
  7. What does an envelope say when you lick it?
    Nothing. It just shuts up.
  8. What's the kindest vegetable?
    A sweet potato.
  9. What do you call it when someone puts a clock on his belt?
    A waist of time!
  10. What do you call a sleeping bull?
    A bulldozer.

July 19

Funny One-liners from Kids: Part 2

  1. What do you call a Penguin in the desert?
    Lost
  2. What do you call a deer with no eyes?
    No idear
  3. What do snowmen have for breakfast?
    Snowflakes
  4. What do you call cheese that's not your cheese?
    Nacho cheese!
  5. What do you call a country, where all the cars in it are pink?
    A pink carnation.
  6. What do you get when you cross an elephant with a rhino?
    Elifino! (Hell if I know)
  7. What's the difference between a a love story reader and a farmer?
    One reads it and weeps, the other weeds it and reaps.
  8. What goes up and down but never moves?
    Stairs.
  9. What building has the most stories?
    The library.
  10. What mostly don't you hear in school?
    The H.

July 12

Funny One-Liners from Kids: Part 1

  1. If Johns mom has 5 sons and their names are Ja, Je, Ji, and Jo.
    Who is the last one?
    John.
  2. What kind of flower do you have between your nose and your chin?
    Tulips.
  3. What is the best way to keep food bills down?
    Use a paperweight!
  4. What tools do you need in math class?
    Multi-Pliers
  5. What did Billy say after he learned how to count money?
    "It all makes cents now!"
  6. What do you call a boomerang that doesn't come back to you?
    A stick
    (They're all sticks to me!)
  7. What did the the tie say to the hat?
    You go on a head, I'll just hang around.
  8. What Question must you always answer yes to?
    What does Y-E-S spell?
  9. What do you call a bear without an ear?
    B
  10. What do you call a rabbit with fleas?
    Bugs Bunny