Quote #221, My Thoughts and YOUR thoughts

I love Quotes. I love them because they make me think. What does the quoter mean? Why did he/she write this? Is there a message to get through to the reader/the world? What did YOU initially think when you read it?

Here goes blog quote #221...

"Playing make believe is always the start of believing. So.. whare shall we go today and who wants to start?"
-The Universe, at Tut.com-

This is marvelous as it's quick, it's to the point, and it's catchy.

It's also true. As I've stated before, everything is created twice. First in the mind, then, the actual creation.

Whatever you can think up, in theory, is a possibility. Lets get those noggin's working out like a fresh racehorse. Lets see some LATHER on those brains.

That's my view....... What Say You?

In Case You Missed(7/20-7/26 Posts on Smile-Therapy)

Another busy week at Smile-Therapy. This week we covered optimism and hope, winning versus success, a odd topic for Smile-Therapy dealing with what you chat with to a DYING MAN. We had a nice Fill in the Blank Quiz for a brain break, and closed the week with wisdom from a past president, Calvin Coolidge. And we're off....

7-20....2 doctors have different ways to prescribe medicine called HOPE( one has 20% cure rate and the other 75%. Why is this?)
7-21.... You may think Winning = Success.. think again and listen to hall of fame coach abnd legend.. John Wooden.

7-22.... What do you SAY to a DYING Man?....this was extremely well received. Why is this topic at Smile-Therapy? Read and find out.

7-23.... Another famous FILL IN THE BLANK.. get all answers correct and win a free month's Smile-Therapy
7-24....A word on PERSISTENCE.. from president Calvin Coolidge.

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Quote #220, My Thoughts and YOUR thoughts

I love Quotes. I love them because they make me think. What does the quoter mean? Why did he/she write this? Is there a message to get through to the reader/the world? What did YOU initially think when you read it?

Here goes blog quote #220...

" The absent are always in the wrong."
-English proverb-

This one has to make you smile. Isn't it amazing all the things that happen when you arent there? To you!

Ever attend a meeting and have to leave early? It's odd how things all of the sudden get assigned to you. And after you leave, your ears are ringing as they are talking about you.

Although this quote is meant to be humorous, sadly, it is easy to make a scapegoat of the person who isn't there. Your best defense is to be present! If not, rather than 'enter at your own risk', this time your leaving or not showing up at your own risk.

That's my view....... What Say You?

Quote #219, My Thoughts and YOUR thoughts

I love Quotes. I love them because they make me think. What does the quoter mean? Why did he/she write this? Is there a message to get through to the reader/the world? What did YOU initially think when you read it?

Here goes blog quote #219...

"The second day of a diet is always easier than the first. By the second day, your off it."
-Barbara Johnson-

A little humor from Ms. Johnson this scrumptious Tuesday morning in July. I'm reading her book 'Humor Me' and there are plenty of one liners and zingers in there.

The funny thing is, there is some truth to the first part of her statement. I once wrote a book on dieting called 'It Only Makes Sense', and there is no question that things get easier on days 2, 3 and 4. First off, in any project you tackle, the hardest thing is to GET STARTED. So once your under way, and you've made the commitment, it does get easier.

Secondly, as the days go on, your body literally gets used to eating less food. Don't get me wrong.. losing weight is by no means easy. Nonetheless, its a mind over matter game. It's a decision. It's also not as difficult to push away from the plate the longer you stay on the diet. Thoughts anyone?

That's my view....... What Say You?

Quote #218, My Thoughts and YOUR thoughts

I love Quotes. I love them because they make me think. What does the quoter mean? Why did he/she write this? Is there a message to get through to the reader/the world? What did YOU initially think when you read it?

Here goes blog quote #218...

"You cannot legislate the poor into freedom by legislating the wealthy out of freedom. What one person receives without working for, another person must work for without receiving. The government cannot give to anybody anything that the government does not first take from somebody else. When half of the people get the idea that they do not have to work because the other half is going to take care of them, and when the other half gets the idea that it does no good to work because somebody else is going to get what they work for, that my dear friend is about the end of any nation. You cannot multiply wealth by dividing it.

-Dr Adrian Rogers, 1931-

Well said by Dr Rogers. Seems like common sense to me. How about you?

That's my view....... What Say You?

Quote #217, My Thoughts and YOUR thoughts

I love Quotes. I love them because they make me think. What does the quoter mean? Why did he/she write this? Is there a message to get through to the reader/the world? What did YOU initially think when you read it?

Here goes blog quote #217...

"Even a fish would stay out of trouble if he could learn to keep his big mouth shut."
-sign in Barney Molldrem's kitchen-


A friendly reminder from our friends in the aquatic world. Sometimes it's better to grin and bear those lips and just say to yourself, hmmm. Some call it discretion, others, patience, still others, wise judgement.

When in doubt, listen and observe. At the very least, you won't get "hooked".

That's my view....... What Say You?

Quote #216, My Thoughts and YOUR thoughts

I love Quotes. I love them because they make me think. What does the quoter mean? Why did he/she write this? Is there a message to get through to the reader/the world? What did YOU initially think when you read it?

Here goes blog quote #216...

"A little nonsense now and then, is relished by the wisest men."

-Willy Wonka-

Another great Wonka -ism. Still say its one of thee all time best movies ever for kids and adults. So many life lessons hidden in a subtle ways, that require a 2nd or 3rd viewing.

This quote mirrors the popular saying 'All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy'. Everyone should aim to never lose their kid at heart. Do we ever really grow up? I say... fiddlesticks to that.

Stay young. At mind, and at heart. Wonka bars, everlasting gobstopppers and lollipops for all.

That's my view....... What Say You?