it is important to be kind and considerate of others. You don’t need to be a saint to be a good person. A person who can take the time to give what they have is the one who will grow.
Well, as we have learned, kindness and consideration is not an innate characteristic. You can develop it by learning to value what you own and give credit where credit is due. To take something away from another is to deny someone the opportunity to learn or grow or change.
It gets a bit tricky when it comes to giving credit where credit is due when we’re talking about people who are very important to us. As humans we tend to think of ourselves as the only ones who can give something to someone. But as we’ve learned, we’re not perfect. This has led to us taking everything we own and giving it away without thinking about the impact we’ve created on other people.
The whole point of the annual birthday gift exchange is that it forces us to rethink the idea that we are the only ones who can make a difference. This year I would like to start from scratch, giving a large amount of money to people I don’t know and asking for their support in helping another person get to a point where they can begin to take more control of their life. The idea of being a part of creating a life I can be proud of is something that has never left me.
The idea of being a part of creating a life I can be proud of is something that has never left me. I believe that a person cannot control their own actions, which is why we are given the gift of life. Even if I did not have a life worth living, I would still be able to be proud. I would still be able to make a difference. And the fact that I can change the future I can be proud of is something that has never left me.
This is the first time I’ve mentioned my birthday on a blog, but I’m happy to be able to share a little birthday story with you, so feel free to have a look. I was born on the eleventh of February, but I really don’t remember much about that day. My parents always tell me that it’s a holiday, so perhaps that’s why I don’t care.
I can honestly say that I remember exactly how I got my birthday wish. I was 5 months old and I was the only one at the hospital that day, so I went straight to the nurse, and asked her if she had my birthday wish. She said no and told me that I could have my wish any time. I was so excited, I was so excited that I kept asking that all day in the hospital.
In the hospital, the nurse was a tiny pink lady, and she wouldnt take no for an answer. She was clearly a very good person. I asked her why she couldn’t tell me because I was 5 months old. She said that she had a different birthday that day. I was confused, so I asked her what the day was. She said February 11th.
Yeah, that’s right. So I just wanted to know if that was the best possible birthday I could have. I also requested a birthday cake. She said it was not possible in the hospital because she was in a locked room. I told her that I wanted to have a birthday party. She said she couldn’t give me a party because she was in a locked room.
The way I see it, my birthday was a day I had a good chance of going to bed on at night for a reason, so that was not a good day to have a party. After that, I got a good chance to have a good day, so I could have a party. Not that I care, but I would still have been happier if I had a party, so I don’t understand why she has to be mad at me for that.