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11/26/2024

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11/26/2024

Don't mess with Betty!

11/26/2024

"My philosophy is: what people say about me is none of my business."
I am who I am and I do what I do.
I expect nothing and accept everything.
And that makes life easier.
We live in a world where funerals are more important than deceased, marriage is more important than love, looks are more important than the soul.
We live in a packaging culture that despises content. "

Anthony Hopkins.

11/26/2024

Japanese actor Hiroyuki Sanada once said: "There are those who wish for a swimming pool in their home, while those who have it badly use it."
Those who have lost a loved one miss them deeply, while others who hold them close often complain about them.
Those who don't have a partner wish, but those who have, sometimes don't appreciate it.
Those who are hungry would give anything for a plate of food, while those who have leftovers complain about the taste.
Those who don't have a car dream, while those who have one always look for a better one.
The key is to be grateful...
To stop to look at what we have and understand that, somewhere, someone would give everything for what you already have and don't appreciate.”

11/25/2024

“Do you need me to find you something to do?” - All Parents

11/25/2024

An 83-year-old woman, impeccably dressed every morning at 8 a.m. with her hair done in the latest fashion and makeup flawlessly applied, was preparing to move into a retirement home. The recent death of her husband had prompted this new chapter in her life.

After hours of waiting patiently in the home's hallway, a gentle smile spread across her face when she was informed that her room was ready. As she slowly maneuvered her walker toward the elevator, she was given a detailed description of the small space that would be hers, including the curtains hanging in the window.

"I love it," she said, her voice filled with the enthusiasm of a young child receiving a new pet.

“Mrs. Jones, you haven’t even seen the room yet, just wait,” the staff member gently reminded her.

“That doesn’t matter,” she replied with a calm certainty. “Happiness is something you choose every day. Whether I like my room or not has nothing to do with the furniture or the layout—it’s about how I choose to think. I’ve already decided that I like it. I make that decision every morning when I wake up. I could stay in bed, focused on the things that don’t work anymore, or I can get up and be grateful for the things that still do.”