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----------------- Moved a few books which were laid down beside the laptop and sat on top of the couch content yet still innocent of the fact that it was being eyed by my daughter for killer extraction soon. Like a dentist would extract an aching bum tooth! She hates a messy sofa. So had to rush to its rescue before it was sent to the store room and be stuck there forever. In the transfer, a small book slipped out of my hands and fell down to the floor. A tiny book of about 165 pages, authored by Norman Vincent Peale, titled Why Some Positive Thinkers Get Positive Results. Decided to peek through its pages which content were intermittently lined with a green marker pencil (yeah, its a habit) here and there. This book is already several years old but I can remember why I bought it. It was that time in my life when everything that was so-called negative assailed every most area of my life. Making it even more exasperating was being surrounded by ... yes, you guessed it right... negative people. So I decided to spend time inside a book store with the aim of throwing out the turmoil-attack on my senses on the dozens of books lined up on the shelves and hoped to heaven that it would all get stucked in there. And that I would finally come out of it recharged. Anyway to make a long story short... I found this book. (Yeah, I needed some positivity... every wee bit of it that I could find.) I bought the book, not because it was by Norman Vincent Peale (I never knew about his other books back then) but because on its cover it said ... Positive Thinkers Get Powerful Results. I learned so much from that tiny book than I ever hoped to learn in a school year or a teeny-weenie semester of learning or in one portion of my life. These lines from that big little book stuck like glue ........ to quote Today is yours. You must seize it because it is fleeting , only twenty-four hours that are soon gone by. If you live to be eighty years of age, you will have only 29,200 days. Each of them, therefore, is a precious fragment of a gift called time, your time. It only makes sense to use every day well. Today is yours. Use it well - Unquote Today! Seize it! Grab it! Love it! Live it! And I will add..... Pray with it. Love your books; it was once a part of you.
Posted on: Thu, 09 Oct 2014 02:11:42 +0000

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