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Throughout our entire life we have been surrounded by people who guided us, supported us, and taught us precious lessons. We continuously learning and growing from every experience we have and from every person who come across, each one plays a role on our personal development. In our life journey there’re innumerable traveler passed by who will make a halt through your journey, who will leave. No one able to know in advance. Perhaps, he/she is not your friend, your dearest or family member. You appears as an instant stanger who deep burying in my mind and never forget. I want to put something incredibly beautiful, sweet, nice and funny on u screen, but unfortunately i do not fit on it. Whenever i saw ur smiling face, I have to smile myself. In my dreams u’re mine, in my life u’re dream. i do not think much, I do not think often, but when i do think, I think of u. Somewhere, someone dreams of your smile and finds your presence in life so worth while. So when you’re lonely, remember it’s ture that somewhere, someone, is thinking of you.

When things go wrong, remember… It’s not what happens to you that matters most. It’s how you think about what happens to you…Let’s say that you are at the airport, waiting to catch a flight, and the airline tells you, “Sorry! Mechanical trouble. You won’t be leaving for three hours!” You get very angry. You tell yourself. “This is terrible! This is disaster!” While you remain stress, things will get worse! People will trip over you, spill coffee in your lap and lose baggage. When you fight life, Life always wins! Then finally you cool down. You tell yourself: “There’s nothing I can do about it. I am probably where I am meant to be. I’ll make the most of it.” Suddenly, everything changes! From nowhere an old friend appears, or you make a new friend, or you stumble on a fresh opportunity and life begins to support you. Once we change our thoughts about “a bad situation”, we can take advantage of it. Life’s great opportunities mostly arrive disguised as misfortune and disaster. Every “disaster” in your life is not so much a disaster, as a situation waiting for you to change your mind about it.