No Regrets

Our lives are a tapestry. Woven with the interlaced threads of our experiences, decisions, events and most importantly people. As the warp of our lives unfold, every moment creates the weft. The richness of our tapestry is determined by each moment. Every new person adds color, every new event adds texture. We can choose cotton for our weft - a life ordinary. Or we can weave with silk, gold and silver. In this interlaced tapestry, to live with regret weakens the fabric - degrades the design.

Monday, July 26, 2010

Warning: Contents May Be Hot.

Motors have a maximum RPM and CPUs have finite capacity. Are we any different?

This past week I have lived the following:

“If you work really hard and you’re kind, amazing things will happen.”

Today, I have doubts.

Did God place in each of us a limit to our generosity, our ability, our spirit? Are we designed to only go so far, take so much?

When we reach our limit, what next. What if you don't work really hard and you are mean, will you really care if amazing things happen?

No Regrets.