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Self-Portrait & Thots 4 Today

Self-Portrait 2

Satisfactory. :)

I'm not pleased with my painting though...

It's okie, I will try again next week!

Take care to all who are unwell...

~

Michael Jackson died today.

It was devastating!

We just lost a King of Pop...

Like how I always feel when I experience loss of lives of people around me,

"Time waits for no man" - (Danish proverb)

Do what you genuinely love to do...

Live the life you have always wanted!

For me personally, I'm planning to practice that.

Godspeed!

~

Another piece of "announcement" I'm proud of:

I have completed my reading of "Think & Grow Rich".

There were aplenty of principles & habits to pick up from reading thoughtfully this inspirational/motivational book.

However, as much as I love this book, this is a mention of "after-life" which I don't quite agree upon for the obvious reason - religion. BUT I also took into account that this book is written to address people from different backgrounds including religion. As a result, I could understand.

Thumbs up!

In fact for those who are looking into being successful should most definitely take their time to read this.

Smile, Pampi

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