Comments on: Box Of Cookies

By: ladydiane

ladydiane — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 08:29:06 +0000

Everybody wanted to change the world but no one wanted to change
himself/herself…why is it that we always see first the negative aspect of a person…
maybe we can practice seeing first the brighter side of a person rather than the
negative side…

love this site…

By: raymundpilapil

raymundpilapil — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 09:21:10 +0000

Nice… It happens a lot.

You give criticism without knowing you are ought to be criticized also.

You demand love when you never loved in return.

You ask to much when you give nothing at all.

You don’t practice what you preach.

You crave something you haven’t earned with.

I’m speechless…

P.S.: Anyone who have already watched the movie, “One More Chance”. It breaks my heart. I just accompanied my wife to watch that movie and well, you never know. I almost wanted to share tissues with my wife but fortunately, I did not.

Check the line of Bea(Basha) talking to John Llyod(Popoy):

Basha: Ang totoo hanggang ngayon ay umaasa pa rin ako na ako parin.
Ako na lang… Ako na lang uli…….

Popoy: She have me at my worst…. You had me at my best… And you chose to break my heart…..

Damn line….

By: imogen

imogen — Wed, 18 Jul 2007 14:00:51 +0000

Hi Tom! I didn’t write this. A friend emailed it to me. I had goosebumps after I read the story, so I had to post it here. I agree, it has a great moral. And we could all use it in our own lives.

By: Tom LeDree

Tom LeDree — Wed, 18 Jul 2007 12:47:20 +0000

This is a great story with a great moral. How did you come up with it?

Everything in our lives are how we see them. The world exists in your own head. Once you learn this you can use it to your own advantage.