I've learned that.....

I've learned that.....


I've learned that most of the things I worry about never
happen. -age 64


I've learned that every great achievement was once
considered impossible. -age 47


I've learned that you can't hide a piece of broccoli in a
glass of milk. -age 7


I've learned that if there were no problems there would be
no opportunities. -age 19


I've learned that it doesn't cost anything to be nice. -age 66


I've learned that the important thing is not what others
think about me but what I think of me. -age
38

I've learned that even the simplest task can be meaningful
if I do it in the right spirit. -age 72


I've learned that every face to face encounter, regardless
of how brief, we leave something behind. -age
45


I've learned that whenever I decide something with kindness,
I usually make the right decision. -age
66


I've learned that if you spread the peas out on your plate,
it looks like you ate more. -age 6


I've learned that regardless of our color or age, we all
need about the same amount of love. -age
37


I've learned that education, experience and memories are the
three things that no one can take away from you. -age 67


I've learned that motel mattresses are better on the side away
from the phone. -age 50


I've learned that simple things are often the most
satisfying. -age 63


I've learned that if you want to cheer yourself up, you
should try cheering up someone else. -age
13


I've learned that successful living is like playing a
violin-it must be practiced daily. -age
70


I've learned that if you laugh and drink soda pop at the
same time, it will come out of your nose. -age
7


I've learned that sunroof is worth the extra cost. -age 29


I've learned that optimists live longer than pessimists.
That's why I am an optimist. -age 84


I've learned that happiness is like perfume: you can't give
it away without getting a little on yourself. -age 59


I've learned that when someone hurts your feelings, it's
unimportant unless you persist in remembering it. -age 68


I've learned that there's no elevator to success. You have
to take the stairs. -age 48


I've learned that if you smile at people, they will almost
always smile back. -age 81


I've learned that homemade Toll House cookies should be
eaten while still warm. -age 29


I've learned that we grow only when we push ourselves beyond
what we already know. -age 53


I've learned never to underestimate the potential and power
of human spirit. -age 82


I've learned that everyone has something to teach. -age 51

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Some important lessons are learned too late in life, I guess

what's the source / author?

Bittu wrote:what's the source / author?

Dunno bittu. I saw that on the wall of my physical therapy center. Liked it, took pix of it, and copied the stuff on word. I'm going to take a print out of it and stick it on my fridge door. Hope the boyz are going to read and get something out of it. Will be reminders to me too.

1) Alzheimers may not be all that bad, since it means you will be constantly making new friends.

2) If she is whispering something in the bouncer's ear, its time for you leave the club.

3) if you are honest in your response to 'does this dress make me look fat?' , you are an idiot, no matter how many degrees you have.

Okay, on a serious note:

1) Your gut instinct about things is usually right.

2) 'Fortune favors the brave' is not just a quaint saying in Latin. Its actually not that far off the mark.

At 38.5 I have learned that the biggest road blocks are in your own mind.

Tracy Whitney wrote:At 38.5 I have learned that the biggest road blocks are in your own mind.

>>>> Ok Trace. Will verify it when I get there 10 years from now.. hahahaha

I have learned that that I was wrong in thinking that I stopped growing at 19, but in reality my growth stopped at 21. I am forever 21!
None of the quotes about fit my age group.

I've learned that if you smile at people, they will almost
always smile back. -age 81

Luckily, I've leaned this early on in my life, like in my 30s, thankfully, not in my 80s. It feels great to smile (wholeheartedly, from the heart) at people. It lifts up your spirit and quite possibly the other person's too. Creates a lot of positive vibes.

keep smilin... .

I've learned that if you stare at a man, you get a wink back. So don't look at 'em. -age 14

PS: Used to happen only in India..waaay back

I've learned that every face to face encounter, regardless
of how brief, we leave something behind. -age 45