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HELLO, •*♚I'M RIC AND COMMITTED TO GOD, MY FAMILY AND TO MY WORK. . I WANT TO TRAVEL AROUND WITH MY FRIENDS. I DON'T HAVE ANY SPORTS. HATES PEOPLE WHO ARE BOSSY BUT THEN LIKES THE NOISY ONE WHOM I CAN BE INSANE IN THINGS. I DON'T LIKE MUCH PIZZA. I LOVE COLORS GREEN, BLUE, AND RED. HATES MATH!

Attitude is more important than all of the elements in our lives. wherever you go so far and high from now if you don't have a good attitude, it's useless. Attitude can be better by our experiences in life, the longer we live the more we can commit ourselves to what we have and love.
It’s more than success and education its about on how you deal with other people coz its not just within our mind instead its within our heart. i believe than few % attitude will not grow sans the help of other people. its you to help yourself discover what's inside other people's mind. And always remember a give and take habit. We cannot aim perfection, that's the basic rule as a human. the thing is to improve ourselves as best as we can. we can count critics but you can't count those who value you. go with influential people and never rank yourself to anyone. Listen, be respectful, and progress and your life will be different. always believe in possibilities.Don’t be afraid to be left out. Keep everything nice and slow and that would bear the best that's more than perfection. :-) •*♚







El Decipulo Querido Evangelista de San Juan Comisión en la Memoria Cariñosa del Senior de Ricardo Ragadio Rivera.



El Discípulo Amado
San Juan Evangelista
Encargado en Memoria de
Ricardo Rivera Sr. y Ragadio
1950-2009






CALL TO ACTION for all flickr members:

1. Focus on people’s good points. Tell all with whom you come into contact the good things you see in them.

2. Develop a positive approach toward life. Compliment more than you criticize.

3. Build a climate of trust and support in all your relationships. Cooperate with others instead of competing with them.

4. Use gentle, loving, respectful language dealing with others. They won’t hear your words if you’re too busy dodging your sharp tongue.

5. Take a genuine interest in the work and activities of others. Make a point to ask about new projects.

6. Listen patiently, with your heart, when others are talking. It’s Christlike to put aside one’s own interests for the love of another.

7. Learn how to refuse with a smile. If you have to say "no" to something, do it respectfully.

8. Put the devil of jealousy far behind you. Deal with your personal insecurities in some other ways, but don’t put others down to make yourself look better.

9. Be loyal. Never allow yourself to tear down the kingdom of God by destructive, behind-the-back criticism of others.

10. Do extra little things that are nobody’s job. Be generous by volunteering—especially for the jobs for which there is no great reward.*
Putting these all together is another way of being an instrument of peace in the manner of St. Francis of Assisi. Let us learn to tame too what is wild and violent within ourselves and the world around us.

~ from a franciscan site.