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Điều kỳ diệu của sự lạc quan

Posted by: WittyRuby on: September 27, 2008

 

 

(Dân trí) – John thuộc tuýp dễ khiến người ta ghét. Bởi lúc nào anh cũng “phởn phơ” và luôn nói những điều tích cực. Giả dụ bạn có hỏi “dạo này anh khỏe không?”, thế nào anh ta cũng nói: “Nếu còn khỏe hơn được nữa thì hẳn tôi có anh em sinh đôi [...]

Do It Anyway

Posted by: WittyRuby on: September 6, 2008

Martina McBride
You can spend your whole life building
Something from nothin’
One storm can come and blow it all away
Build it anyway

Promises to keep as I pursue my dreams…- Collin McCarty

Posted by: WittyRuby on: June 18, 2008

To not worry so much about things that are beyond my control
To not try to please everybody;
To remember that I’m never really alone, and that dear friends and precious loved ones will always be beside me;
To have good thoughts, and chase away the bad;
To keep my sense of humor (even when that’s hard to do);
To [...]

It’s ok to be afraid
of the things we don’t understand.
It’s ok to feel anxious
when things aren’t working our way.
It’s ok to feel lonely…
even when you’re with other people.

It’s ok to think and worry and cry.

- Laine Parsons


And sometimes we just need to remember,
no matter what the world sends our way,
that it is so important to [...]


 

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    The human brain, when properly functioning, is a complex mass of protoplasm capable of staggering mental feats. So what causes eventual memory loss or cognitive decline? The answer is complicated. Some things we know about, others are speculative. A 2009 study appearing in the journal “Neurobiology of Aging” suggests that some aspects of age-related cognitiv […]
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    Jorg Mardian RHN, CPT