In certain situations

It is not necessary that tears must fall when you are sad and lips must smile when you are happy. Sometimes life catches us in certain situations when we smile in pain and cry with happiness.

~Written by Uday Uprety

http://leelavadeeflower.blogspot.com/2014/07/in-certain-situations.html

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  1. Perooru Jaru

    July 3, 2014

    Tear not controlled every time; smile also not controlled every time.They are the part of human being. 

  2. ashok sharma

    July 3, 2014

    Gud mrng jen….very true lines n nice post thanks

  3. Krizt Remiey

    July 4, 2014

    It shouldnt to shed tear bcause it shows that how weak we are to …………

  4. Marina Paredes

    July 4, 2014

    There's nothing wrong at all in crying & smiling…they came with emotions & we are all but human to feel as such…¤♥¤

  5. Raghav panday

    July 4, 2014

    Very nice beauty full words ,,,,,I feel really blessed to hv you as a,,,, friend on g+ ,,, keep writing for ur friends and blessing us because ur word works as a medicine for hundred of wounds ,,,,,, many of ur friends must be waiting for ur new fresh post every morning expecting medicine jen ,,,,,,,,,

  6. Rose Joseph

    July 4, 2014

    Very beautiful post, Jen! I appreciate it very much!

  7. Cris Lopez

    July 4, 2014

    Usually, people who cries lot are those who commit sins and found themselves a sinner….

  8. Christine Summers

    July 6, 2014

    Very beautiful flowers and words.Thank you.have a very Blessed day and night.

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