We all need humour in our lives. Or else things will be bleak, dull and grey. So crack and appreciate a joke every once in a while. With the cliche saying, "A laugh a day keeps the blues away!". So enjoy your daily supplements of jokes. Here are some words of wisdom from kids!

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Good Advice From Kids



"Never trust a dog to watch your food." -Patrick, age 10



"When your dad is mad and asks you, 'Do I look stupid?' Don't answer." -Hannah, age 9



Never tell your Mom her diet's not working." -Michael, age 14



"Stay away from prunes." -Randy, age 9



"Don't pull Dad's finger when he tells you to." -Emily, age 10



"When your Mom is mad at your dad, don't let her brush your hair." -Taylia, age 11



"Never let your three-year old brother in the same room as your school assignment." -Traci, age 14



"A puppy always has bad breath--even after eating a Tic-Tac." - Andrew, age 9

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OK, looks like the layout and graphics have to wait. It's 4 weeks before SPM and I'm panicking at midnight, yes midnight, because of it (well, also because I hardly do any studying...)!



Howeverrrr... I'm browsing to get some inspirations. So knowing me, it'll take a while.

Oh and what do you guys think of psychology or hospitality?

Edit: Alright so my thinking is a little out of control. Sue me. No, you know what.. just kill me right here. Just shoot my head.

Thoughts are so powerful. They can affect the way you react and the way you perceive.


Words are so powerful. They come from thoughts, they can break a person's heart or mend it back.


Actions are so powerful. They come from words, they create your past and create your near future.


Habits are so powerful. They come from actions, they are the things that are hard to get rid of. They may benefit you or pull you down.


Destiny is so powerful. Reaped from habit and cannot be overcome. And all this starts with just a thought.

So becareful of your thoughts and becareful of your intentions.

I'm sorry I wasn't.

Envy. An emotion that occurs when a person lacks something that another has and wishes to possess it, to have it. Envy is one of the Seven Deadly Sins. According to Wikipedia, "envy is the pain or frustration caused by another person having something that one does not have oneself." - One word that is different from the other word jealous, which, according to Wiki again, is the fear of losing something to another person (a loved one in the prototypical form).

So are you an envious being? I am. Infact, I think I am easily envious of many things many people have. I might envy those who are richer or have their own cool gadgets like a laptop, hand-held games, bigger room, own bathroom, etc. etc. But rarely is my envy something materialistic. What and whom I envy are those who have natural talents or beauty or both brains and brawn put together. And I am also easily jealous.

If you think you do not envy anyone, or have never envied before, think again. It is only natural for humans to feel so; to become a green-eyed monster every once in a while. It is an emotion we possess. More still when we are in a competitive world. However, it is an emotion we should keep under control. To be envious, is to sin. When you envy, you tend to hate. And if there is no further control, that hate may turn into wrath (which is also in the list of the Seven Deadly Sins). That wrath may lead to something else.

So change this envy into kindness or admiration. If the other is better than you in something, don't dwell in self-pity or in Envy's chokehold. You might be better than the other at something else. Everyone has their own strengths. For all you know, someone else might be envying or admiring you for something you can do well. Let go of Envy and its desires and be confident in you.

"Let us not be conceited; let there be no rivalry or envy of one another."- Galatians 5:26