"Start by doing what's necessary;
then do what's possible,
and suddenly you are doing the impossible."
－St. Francis of Assisi
I like this quote because I'm experiencing it.
I terminated my membership of misery club.
I wish the very best to those who trying to get out
or those who are still in.
I pray you can see this world with a beautiful mind
instead of a bitter one.
“開始做什麼是必要的，
然後做什麼是可能的，
突然間你正做那不可能的事。”
～聖弗朗西斯阿西斯
我喜歡這句話，因為我正親身經歷了。
我終止了苦楚俱樂部的會員身份。
我深深祝願那些試圖擺脫或那些仍然置身其中的人們，
我祈禱你可以一個美麗的心靈
替代苦毒來看世界。
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這相片中的玫瑰來自我家花園。
我家柏員外懂得咱中國古人有訓：
“有花堪折直須折，莫待無花空折枝。”
於是乎摘了一些給丸丸夫人慶生。
我很享受這些玫瑰的每個生長階段，
或是含苞待放，或是在枝頭搖曳，
又或在我餐桌上恣意綻放；
即便花瓣散落，我將那花瓣收集，
風乾後做成香包，那花瓣兒仍然色彩豐富！
這玫瑰人生，兩個字了得.........
“精彩”。
These roses in the photo are from my garden.
Due to the understanding of Chinese ancient motto:
"Gather the sweet blossom while you may."
Mr. Berg picked some roses for One-One's birthday.
I really enjoy each moment of these roses.
Whether when they were buds, or swaying on the branches,
or blooming on my dinning table;
even if the petals had scattered, I would collect the petals,
and dried the petals, then I put them into sachet.
Amazingly the colors of these rose petals are still rich!
The life of rose, two words to conclude .........
"Beautiful" and "Bravo".
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