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A Life's Work

A Life's Work

"None of us are defined by our circumstances,
nor are we defined
by how other people perceive us.
It is up to each one of us to define ourselves,
and that is a life's work."
"Each of us has the ability to lead a dynamic life
by pursuing our unique goals and dreams.
There are no limits to
what we can do."
the whole world is an opportunity;
it is our work to make our imprints
on the highway of life.
an unlimited advantage chosen by a select few,
not of power and money, fame, nor fortune.
the select few
never try to prove themselves,
for they know who they are
they are confident, not pretentious.
they know where they come from
and they know where they're going
they are at peace with themselves
and their surroundings
they are whole and complete.
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Anonymous said…
good day miss Chris,

my name is jenny, I wonder if your mother in law- named UY SIOK HUI is the same person who happens to own a piece of land in MAA, Davao City, Philippines?

Please reply at my e-mail add myharmony75@yahoo.com

Thank you so much in advance,

Jenny
June 2, 2008 at 7:01 PM
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