Don’t wait until tomorrow

January 31, 2013

I am only one, but still I am one.
I cannot do everything,
but still I can do something;
and because I cannot do everything,
I will not refuse to do something I can do.

~ Edward Everett Hale

 

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    Nader B

    January 31, 2013

    That's beautiful Jendhamuni 🙂

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    Mario BRUNO

    January 31, 2013

    I LOVE THE THEME YOU PICKED, With this Beautiful PICTURE , PERFECT TOGETHER ! ! !

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    Jendhamuni Sos

    January 31, 2013

    So happy to see you here too, my dear +Chadamas Plainkim I just came to post this morning and had to run back to work. Taking a short break from editing right now.

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    Kenneth Chow

    January 31, 2013

    My dear +Jendhamuni Sos You did too much already, set a reachable goal & give yourself a break you may live more happier & healthier  :-))))

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    Osvaldo de Aguiar

    January 31, 2013

    Vê pode ser apenas um,mas um com muita vontade ajuda uma centena!

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    Reg Dawn

    January 31, 2013

    Thank you my dear Jendhamuni.
    beautiful picture and great words.
    Have a good night dear.

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    Jendhamuni Sos

    January 31, 2013

    Thank you so much, my dear +Reg Dawn 
    Busy all morning, finally another break here.
    Going to visit you now.

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    Reg Dawn

    January 31, 2013

    Thank you. …..with joy and happiness…..Yes.

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    Will Meinhart

    January 31, 2013

    Wow!
    That's really a very perfect picture….
    And a good quote 🙂

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    p.swarna kumar

    February 1, 2013

    so..beautiful…dear jendhamuni…

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    Charles van Dijk

    February 1, 2013

    +Jendhamuni Sos I think you left your homeland 38 years ago. How much longer will it take before you don't call it your homeland any more. I think it has to do with the circumstances, I went home to the Netherlands for 6 months once had a good look and found myself a stranger in the place where I was born, upon returning to Australia I noticed the smell of the evaporation coming out of the gum trees recognise the sounds of the animals, at night I can see actually the Milky Way in the sky knowing I'm home.

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    Jendhamuni Sos

    February 1, 2013

    +Charles van Dijk I left my country in 1979, when the Vietnamese invade the country. The Khmer Rouge took over the country in 1975. So I left my country only 34 years ago, not 38:)))) Thank you so much for sharing your story, Charles. So interesting. I never viist my country that long at all. The most is 8 or 9 days.

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    Charles van Dijk

    February 2, 2013

    +Mark Moshchinsky Yes place of birth it is very personal, granted the last wish of a Russian who had a jar of Russian soil to be put in his grave for his funeral. I would never do a thing like that, but a wish is a wish. Have a nice weekend also.

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    Charles van Dijk

    February 3, 2013

    +Mark Moshchinsky Don't know what you mean. The affinity of your place of birth varies between individual and individual. Jenda's affinity seems to be a lot stronger than mine that's all, but seemingly it is more culture based. I admire her devotion to her religion how she explains it all in her dignified way.

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    Mario BRUNO

    February 5, 2013

    Today is Good Enough , Very Beautiful Picture , Mario + 1 !

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