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23.01.2022 Put this on the bucket list
22.01.2022 An anthropologist showed a game to the children of an African tribe ... He placed a basket of delicious fruits near a tree trunk and told them: The first child ...to reach the tree will get the basket. When he gave them the start signal, he was surprised that they were walking together, holding hands until they reached the tree and shared the fruit! When he asked them why you did that when every one of you could get the basket only for him! They answered with astonishment: Ubuntu. "That is, how can one of us be happy while the rest are miserable?" Ubuntu in their civilization means: (I am because we are). That tribe knows the secret of happiness that has been lost in all societies that transcend them and which consider themselves civilized societies ....... !!
20.01.2022 Understanding the love and respect of diversity in New Zealand though the lens of some guys that play rugby https://youtu.be/Yo9egwazvfs
19.01.2022 Ho Ho Ho, Merry Xmas everyone. May this day bring many smiles and your heart bursts with beautiful memories, new ones and those already forged
14.01.2022 My dad is nearly 90 & he spends all year making wooden toys for kiddies @ Xmas . They are donated to the Salvation Army for distribution . Frank Lindsay, you’re a legend !! xoxo
14.01.2022 #kindnessmatters #sprinklethatshiteverywhere
06.01.2022 That is a great law!! Anybody in Germany could confirm this
02.01.2022 "Don’t prioritise your looks my friend, they won’t last the journey. Your sense of humour though, will only get better. Your intuition will grow and expand lik...e a majestic cloak of wisdom. Your ability to choose your battles, will be fine-tuned to perfection. Your capacity for stillness, for living in the moment, will blossom. And your desire to live each and every moment will transcend all other wants. Your instinct for knowing what (and who) is worth your time, will grow and flourish like ivy on a castle wall. Don’t prioritise your looks my friend, they will change forevermore, that pursuit is one of much sadness and disappointment. Prioritise the uniqueness that make you you, and the invisible magnet that draws in other like-minded souls to dance in your orbit. These are the things which will only get better." Donna Ashworth Image: Phillipe Vogelenzang
