There Is No Indispensable Person

There Is No Indispensable Person


THERE'S NO INDISPENSABLE PERSON

Sometimes when your feeling important, sometimes when your egos in bloom.

Sometimes when you feel that your going will leave an unfillable hole.

Just follow this simple instruction and see how it humbles your soul.

Take a bucket and fill it with water, put your hand in it up to the wrist take it out and the hole that's remaining will be a measure of how much you are missed.

You can stir up the water galore - but stop and in a minute or less the picture will be as before.

The moral of this little example is to do all that you can and be proud of yourself,

but remember . . .
There's no indispensable person

~~ Author Unknown ~~


OUR GREATEST WEALTH

  • We are born with two eyes in front because we must not always look behind, but see what lies ahead beyond ourselves.

  • We are born to have two ears -- one left, one right -- so we can hear both sides, collect both the compliments and criticisms, to see which are right.

  • We are born with a brain concealed in a skull... then no matter how poor we are, we are still rich, for no one can steal what our brain contains, packing in more jewels and rings than you can think.

  • We are born with two eyes, two ears, but one mouth... for the mouth is a sharp weapon. It can hurt, flirt, and kill. Remember our motto: talk less, listen and see more.

  • We are born with only one heart... deep in our ribs it reminds us to appreciate and give love from deep within.

-- Author Unknown

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