Learn from the Children

June 9, 2014
If you want to be a little bit wiser, a little bit smarter and wish to stay a bit younger than your age, learn from the children, not the politicians. Children are innocent. They can put a big smile on your face. Politicians? Possibly many wrinkles! ~Jendhamuni

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  1. Reply  

    Uday Joshi

    June 9, 2014

    ."Always".
    Welcome a NewDay With a
    ."Smile".
    On Your
    ."Lips".
    .".""Love"*"."*.
    In Your
    ."."'Heart'*"."*.
    .".""Good"*"."*.
    ."Thoughts ".
    In Your
    ."."*Mind"."*.
    And You Will
    ."."*Always"."*
    Have a Wonderful
    ."."" DAY "*".*".

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    jabed babu

    June 9, 2014

    Politicians ….they are Big liar ….give always falls hoops ….

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    Roland Wolfgang Friedrich

    June 9, 2014

    Children may also be very cruel. In interactions with other people. Yes, children can conjure up his face a smile. One should not lose heart dei hope and curiosity of a child. About politicians can be known not argue, ha, ha. 🙂 🙂

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    Ananya Chavan

    June 9, 2014

    Who is she ? You reply or don't , but have a wonderful day .

  38. Reply  

    Mousumi Sanyal

    June 9, 2014

    True true true ….. Absolutely true … And the happiness they can bring in your life , no one could … Very beautiful post dear sis ..stay blessed , and surround yourself with happiness and positivity … Good night dear sis +Jendhamuni Sos 🙂

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    Jayesh Thakkar

    June 9, 2014

    Sometimes I like to be a child with the children and really I can remove my stress and burden. I am sure you are enjoying a sweet dream. Have a peaceful night Jen.

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    Corina Farser

    June 9, 2014

    Beautiful little girl and true words because even the bible tells you that if you want to enter heaven you have to be like a little child hi Jendhamuni sos

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    Mohibbur Rahman

    June 9, 2014

    Peace be upon you my dear sister+Jendhamuni Sos, fabulous post love it by my heart, really life of childhood is best period of our life, innocent and pure. I love to live as child and die as child.Do you know meaning of Mohibbur Rahman and Munna mohib my dear sister I am telling you what's it mean Mohib means lover, Mohibbur means great lover and Rahman means merciful. My father Late Abdul Rahim gave me this name and all my family, relative and friends call me munna its a Hindi word its means little or small, Munna Mohib means little lover, but I have great love for all in my spirit and childhood is, in my nature that's why I hate those who hate others, I love those who love and respect others, I don't have control over my mind because I am yet by nature just like a child.

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    Ratirat T.

    June 10, 2014

    …Dear Jen..So cute both…love n miss U..all times..n..GN..ja…

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    Linda Hinton

    July 1, 2014

    She is a doll. I know she is smart as a whip. My 8 yr old granddaughter Taylor is very smart. She passed her eog test and now Taylor is going to the 4th grade in September.

  131. Reply  

    Milliam Wanjiku

    July 1, 2014

    Hi gal. .am telling you that girl looks alot like you. .haha

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