| 
		Thoughts Sent In 1999 | 
	
	
		| 
		1/1/1999 | 
		
		 | 
		One foe is too 
		many and a hundred friends too few. | 
		
		- | 
		Hopi Indian 
		Proverb | 
	
	
		| 
		1/3/1999 | 
		 | 
		Our deeds 
		determine us, as much as we determine our deeds. | 
		
		- | 
		George Eliot | 
	
	
		| 
		1/5/1999 | 
		 | 
		You can't cross 
		the sea merely by staring at the water. | 
		
		- | 
		Rabindranath 
		Tagore | 
	
	
		| 
		1/7/1999 | 
		 | 
		Who dares to 
		teach must never cease to learn. | 
		
		- | 
		John Cotton 
		Dana | 
	
	
		| 
		1/9/1999 | 
		 | 
		When we look 
		for the good in others, we discover the best in ourselves. | 
		
		- | 
		Martin Walsh | 
	
	
		| 
		1/10/1999 | 
		 | 
		Dear LORD, keep 
		your arm around my shoulder.…and ….Your hand over my mouth! | 
		
		- | 
		
		Unknown  | 
	
	
		| 
		1/12/1999 | 
		 | 
		You'll never 
		leave where you are, until you decide where you'd rather be. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		1/14/1999 | 
		 | 
		Trifles make 
		perfection, and perfection is no trifle. | 
		
		- | 
		Michelangelo | 
	
	
		| 
		1/15/1999 | 
		 | 
		There is no 
		fear where there is faith. | 
		
		- | 
		Kiowa Indian 
		Proverb | 
	
	
		| 
		1/18/1999 | 
		 | 
		There are two 
		kinds of men who never amount to very much: Those who cannot do what 
		they are told, and those who can do nothing else. | 
		
		- | 
		Cyrus H.K. 
		Curtis | 
	
	
		| 
		1/19/1999 | 
		 | 
		There is no 
		greater loan than a sympathetic ear. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		1/20/1999 | 
		 | 
		Think 
		excitement, talk excitement, act out excitement and you are bound to 
		become an excited person. Life will take on a new zest, deeper interest, 
		and greater meaning. | 
		
		- | 
		Norman Vincent 
		Peale | 
	
	
		| 
		1/21/1999 | 
		 | 
		Politeness goes 
		far, yet costs nothing. | 
		
		- | 
		Samuel Smiles | 
	
	
		| 
		1/22/1999 | 
		 | 
		Love at first 
		sight is easy to understand. It's when two people have been looking at 
		each other for years that it becomes a miracle. | 
		
		- | 
		LEADERSHIP ... 
		with a human touch | 
	
	
		| 
		1/25/1999 | 
		 | 
		I think the one 
		lesson I have learned is that there is no substitute for paying 
		attention. | 
		
		- | 
		Dianne Sawyer | 
	
	
		| 
		1/26/1999 | 
		 | 
		The greatest 
		mistake a man can make is to sacrifice health for any other advantage. | 
		
		- | 
		Arthur 
		Schopenhauer | 
	
	
		| 
		1/27/1999 | 
		 | 
		You can tell if 
		you're on the right track - it's usually uphill. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		1/28/1999 | 
		 | 
		Before you put 
		someone in their place, you should put yourself in theirs. | 
		
		- | 
		David Denotaris | 
	
	
		| 
		1/29/1999 | 
		 | 
		Have a great 
		day, and don't forget who gave it to you! | 
		
		- | 
		Max Lucado | 
	
	
		| 
		2/1/1999 | 
		 | 
		There is no 
		success without hardship. | 
		
		- | 
		Sophocles | 
	
	
		| 
		2/2/1999 | 
		 | 
		The more 
		original a discovery, the more obvious it seems afterwards. | 
		
		- | 
		Arthur Koestler | 
	
	
		| 
		2/3/1999 | 
		 | 
		Seek wisdom, 
		not knowledge. Knowledge is of the past, wisdom is of the future. | 
		
		- | 
		Lumbee Indian 
		Proverb | 
	
	
		| 
		2/4/1999 | 
		 | 
		Men are not 
		prisoners of fate, but only prisoners of their own minds. | 
		
		- | 
		Franklin D. 
		Roosevelt | 
	
	
		| 
		2/5/1999 | 
		 | 
		Happiness is 
		like jam. It's almost impossible to spread it around without getting 
		some on yourself. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		2/8/1999 | 
		 | 
		If the power to 
		do hard work is not talent, it is the best possible substitute for it. | 
		
		- | 
		James A. 
		Garfield | 
	
	
		| 
		2/9/1999 | 
		 | 
		Far and away 
		the best prize that life offers is the chance to work hard at work worth 
		doing. | 
		
		- | 
		Theodore 
		Roosevelt | 
	
	
		| 
		2/10/1999 | 
		 | 
		D.I.M.I.T.T. = 
		Determination Is More Important Than Talent. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		2/11/1999 | 
		 | 
		Everything 
		worthwhile, everything of any value, has a price. The price is effort. | 
		
		- | 
		Loretta Young | 
	
	
		| 
		2/12/1999 | 
		 | 
		God doesn't 
		make orange juice; God makes oranges. | 
		
		- | 
		Jesse Jackson | 
	
	
		| 
		2/15/1999 | 
		 | 
		Be wealthy in 
		your friends. | 
		
		- | 
		William 
		Shakespeare | 
	
	
		| 
		2/16/1999 | 
		 | 
		
		Friends are lights in the winter; the older the friend, the brighter the 
		light.   | 
		
		- | 
		Roger 
		Rosenblatt - Contributed by Patti Stollfuss | 
	
	
		| 
		2/17/1999 | 
		 | 
		Friendship 
		cannot be bought; you have to help make it. | 
		
		- | 
		Sauk Indian 
		Proverb | 
	
	
		| 
		2/18/1999 | 
		 | 
		The most 
		beautiful discovery true friends make is that they can grow separately 
		without growing apart. | 
		
		- | 
		Elizabeth Foley | 
	
	
		| 
		2/19/1999 | 
		 | 
		Your friend is 
		the man who knows all about you, and still likes you. | 
		
		- | 
		Elbert Hubbard | 
	
	
		| 
		2/22/1999 | 
		 | 
		Yesterday is 
		history, tomorrow is a mystery, today is a gift--that's why we call it 
		"the present. | 
		
		- | 
		Original author 
		not known - submitted by Lynn Lobenhofer | 
	
	
		| 
		2/23/1999 | 
		 | 
		Do not spoil 
		what you have by desiring what you have not; but remember that what you 
		now have was once among the things you only hoped for. | 
		
		- | 
		Epicurus | 
	
	
		| 
		2/24/1999 | 
		 | 
		Be satisfied 
		with needs instead of wants. | 
		
		- | 
		Tenton Sioux 
		Indian Proverb | 
	
	
		| 
		2/25/1999 | 
		 | 
		Do not wish to 
		be anything but what you are and try to be that perfectly. | 
		
		- | 
		St. Francis De 
		Sales | 
	
	
		| 
		2/26/1999 | 
		 | 
		Don't worry 
		about bitin' off more than you can chew. Your mouth is probably a whole 
		lot bigger'n you think. | 
		
		- | 
		Texas Bix 
		Bender | 
	
	
		| 
		3/1/1999 | 
		 | 
		You don't stop 
		playing because you are old; you grow old because you stop playing. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		3/2/1999 | 
		 | 
		When you win, 
		nothing hurts. | 
		
		- | 
		Joe Namath | 
	
	
		| 
		3/3/1999 | 
		 | 
		What should I 
		do to love? Believe. - What should I do to believe? Love. | 
		
		- | 
		Irish Proverb | 
	
	
		| 
		3/4/1999 | 
		 | 
		To be 
		persuasive, we must be believable. To be believable, we must be 
		credible. To be credible, we must be truthful. | 
		
		- | 
		Edward R. 
		Murrow | 
	
	
		| 
		3/5/1999 | 
		 | 
		There's more to 
		life than crossing things off your To-Do list. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		3/8/1999 | 
		 | 
		Those who make 
		the worst use of their time are the first to complain about os its 
		brevity. | 
		
		- | 
		Jean De La 
		Bruyere | 
	
	
		| 
		3/9/1999 | 
		 | 
		Thoroughly to 
		teach another is the best way to learn for yourself. | 
		
		- | 
		Tyron Edwards | 
	
	
		| 
		3/10/1999 | 
		 | 
		Unused talents 
		give you no advantage whatever over someone who has no talents at all. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		3/11/1999 | 
		 | 
		We are told 
		that talent creates its own opportunities. But it sometimes seems that 
		intense desire creates not only its own opportunities, but its own 
		talents. | 
		
		- | 
		Eric Hoffer | 
	
	
		| 
		3/12/1999 | 
		 | 
		We are most 
		often in the dark when we are the most certain, and the most enlightened 
		when we are confused. | 
		
		- | 
		M. Scott Peck | 
	
	
		| 
		3/15/1999 | 
		 | 
		We can 
		generally learn more about Peter from listening to Peter tell us about 
		Paul than we can about Paul. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		3/16/1999 | 
		 | 
		We learn more 
		by looking for the answer to a question and not finding it than we do 
		from learning the answer itself. | 
		
		- | 
		Lloyd Alexander | 
	
	
		| 
		3/17/1999 | 
		 | 
		We will be 
		known forever by the tracks we leave. | 
		
		- | 
		Dakota Indian 
		Proverb | 
	
	
		| 
		3/18/1999 | 
		 | 
		Wise people 
		learn what they can. Fools learn when they must. | 
		
		- | 
		Arthur 
		Wellesley Wellington | 
	
	
		| 
		3/19/1999 | 
		 | 
		When you're 
		through learning, you're through. | 
		
		- | 
		Vernon Law | 
	
	
		| 
		3/22/1999 | 
		 | 
		Your attitude 
		will defeat you faster than the competition. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		3/23/1999 | 
		 | 
		You've got to 
		go through the negative before you can get to the positive. | 
		
		- | 
		Willard L. 
		Burson | 
	
	
		| 
		3/24/1999 | 
		 | 
		A brave man 
		dies but once, a coward many times. | 
		
		- | 
		Iowa Indian 
		Proverb | 
	
	
		| 
		3/25/1999 | 
		 | 
		A happy person 
		is not a person in a certain set of circumstances, but rather a person 
		with a certain set of attitudes. | 
		
		- | 
		Hugh Downs | 
	
	
		| 
		3/26/1999 | 
		 | 
		A short pen is 
		better than a long memory. | 
		
		- | 
		Confucius | 
	
	
		| 
		3/29/1999 | 
		 | 
		The very first 
		step toward success in any occupation is to become interested in it. | 
		
		- | 
		Sir William 
		Osler | 
	
	
		| 
		3/30/1999 | 
		 | 
		The reason so 
		many people never get anywhere in life is because when opportunity 
		knocks, they are out in the backyard looking for four-leaf clovers. | 
		
		- | 
		Walter P. 
		Chrysler | 
	
	
		| 
		3/31/1999 | 
		 | 
		The most 
		important lesson you can learn from winning is that you can. | 
		
		- | 
		Dave Weinbaum | 
	
	
		| 
		4/1/1999 | 
		 | 
		The human body 
		was designed to walk, run or stop; it wasn't built for coasting. | 
		
		- | 
		Cullen 
		Hightower - Contributed by Patti Stollfuss | 
	
	
		| 
		4/2/1999 | 
		 | 
		The block of 
		granite that is an obstacle in the path of the weak becomes the stepping 
		stone in the path of the strong. | 
		
		- | 
		Thomas Carlyle | 
	
	
		| 
		4/5/1999 | 
		 | 
		Learning is 
		discovering that something is possible. | 
		
		- | 
		J. Krishnamurti | 
	
	
		| 
		4/6/1999 | 
		 | 
		Life does not 
		have to be perfect to be wonderful. | 
		
		- | 
		Annette 
		Funicello | 
	
	
		| 
		4/7/1999 | 
		 | 
		If you would 
		persuade, you must appeal to interest rather than intellect. | 
		
		- | 
		Benjamin 
		Franklin | 
	
	
		| 
		4/8/1999 | 
		 | 
		If your plan is 
		for a year, plant rice. If your plan is for a decade, plant trees. If 
		your plan is for a lifetime, educate children. | 
		
		- | 
		Confucius | 
	
	
		| 
		4/9/1999 | 
		 | 
		It's all right 
		to be Goliath, but always act like David. | 
		
		- | 
		Phil Knight | 
	
	
		| 
		4/11/1999 | 
		 | 
		It's easier to 
		fight for one's principles than to live up to them. | 
		
		- | 
		Alfred Adler | 
	
	
		| 
		4/13/1999 | 
		 | 
		Hatred is never 
		ended by hatred but by love. | 
		
		- | 
		Buddhist Saying | 
	
	
		| 
		4/14/1999 | 
		 | 
		Everyone who is 
		successful must have dreamed of something. | 
		
		- | 
		Maricopa Indian 
		Proverb | 
	
	
		| 
		4/15/1999 | 
		 | 
		Character 
		consists of what you do on the third and fourth tries. | 
		
		- | 
		James A. 
		Michener | 
	
	
		| 
		4/16/1999 | 
		 | 
		We make 35 
		million laws to enforce the Ten Commandments. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		4/19/1999 | 
		 | 
		A leader is a 
		dealer in hope. | 
		
		- | 
		Napoleon | 
	
	
		| 
		4/20/1999 | 
		 | 
		A window of 
		opportunity will not open itself. | 
		
		- | 
		Dave Weinbaum | 
	
	
		| 
		4/21/1999 | 
		 | 
		Age does not 
		protect you from love. But love, to some extent, protects you from age. | 
		
		- | 
		Jeanne Moreau | 
	
	
		| 
		4/22/1999 | 
		 | 
		Begin to weave 
		and God will give the thread. | 
		
		- | 
		German Proverb | 
	
	
		| 
		4/23/1999 | 
		 | 
		All the 
		beautiful sentiments in the world weigh less than a single lovely 
		action. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		4/26/1999 | 
		 | 
		A child 
		believes that only the action of someone who is unfriendly can cause 
		pain. | 
		
		- | 
		Santee Sioux 
		Indian Proverb | 
	
	
		| 
		4/27/1999 | 
		 | 
		Act on your 
		ideas: Ideas in action solve problems, achieve goals, and, as much as 
		anything can, assure a happy life. | 
		
		- | 
		Earl 
		Nightengale | 
	
	
		| 
		4/28/1999 | 
		 | 
		Anyone who says 
		the days of opportunity are over is copping out. | 
		
		- | 
		Ann Landers | 
	
	
		| 
		4/29/1999 | 
		 | 
		At least I 
		think I've discovered the secret: Do what you want to do, but do it. | 
		
		- | 
		Truman X. Jones | 
	
	
		| 
		4/30/1999 | 
		 | 
		Criticism is 
		something we can avoid easily - by saying nothing, doing nothing, and 
		being nothing. | 
		
		- | 
		Aristotle | 
	
	
		| 
		5/4/1999 | 
		 | 
		Miracles do not 
		happen in contradiction to nature, but only in contradiction to that 
		which is known to us in nature. | 
		
		- | 
		Saint Augustine | 
	
	
		| 
		5/5/1999 | 
		 | 
		Most of us go 
		through life not knowing what we want, but feeling darned sure this 
		isn't it. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		5/6/1999 | 
		 | 
		Nothing can 
		stop the man with the right mental attitude from achieving his goal; 
		nothing on earth can help the man with the wrong mental attitude. | 
		
		- | 
		W.W. Ziege | 
	
	
		| 
		5/7/1999 | 
		 | 
		Physical 
		strength can never permanently withstand the impact of spiritual force. | 
		
		- | 
		Franklin D. 
		Roosevelt | 
	
	
		| 
		5/10/1999 | 
		 | 
		A smile is an 
		inexpensive way to improve your looks almost instantly. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		5/11/1999 | 
		 | 
		It's the 
		quality of thinking that counts. | 
		
		- | 
		Eli 
		Schragenheim | 
	
	
		| 
		5/12/1999 | 
		 | 
		We credit 
		scarcely any persons with good sense except those who are of our 
		opinion. | 
		
		- | 
		La 
		Rochefoucauld | 
	
	
		| 
		5/13/1999 | 
		 | 
		The acquisition 
		of knowledge always involves the revelation of ignorance - almost is the 
		revelation of ignorance. | 
		
		- | 
		Wendell Berry | 
	
	
		| 
		5/14/1999 | 
		 | 
		When someone 
		gets something for nothing, someone else gets nothing for something. | 
		
		- | 
		Unknown | 
	
	
		| 
		5/17/1999 | 
		 | 
		Cherish youth, 
		but trust old age. | 
		
		- | 
		Pueblo Indian 
		Proverb | 
	
	
		| 
		5/18/1999 | 
		 | 
		Between the 
		great things that we cannot do and the small things we will not do, the 
		danger is that we shall do nothing. | 
		
		- | 
		Adolph Monod | 
	
	
		| 
		5/19/1999 | 
		 | 
		Bravery is the 
		capacity to perform properly even when scared half to death. | 
		
		- | 
		General Omar 
		Bradley | 
	
	
		| 
		5/20/1999 | 
		 | 
		Digging for 
		facts is smarter exercise than jumping to conclusions. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		5/21/1999 | 
		 | 
		Doing the best 
		at this moment puts you in the best place for the next moment. | 
		
		- | 
		Oprah Winfrey | 
	
	
		| 
		5/24/1999 | 
		 | 
		Success is 
		going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm. | 
		
		- | 
		Winston 
		Churchill | 
	
	
		| 
		5/25/1999 | 
		 | 
		The beautiful 
		thing about learning is nobody can take it away from you. | 
		
		- | 
		B.B. King | 
	
	
		| 
		5/26/1999 | 
		 | 
		The better I 
		get, the more I realize how much better I can get. | 
		
		- | 
		Martina 
		Navratilova | 
	
	
		| 
		5/27/1999 | 
		 | 
		The gap between 
		enthusiasm and indifference is filled with failures. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		5/28/1999 | 
		 | 
		The greatest 
		gift you can give another is the purity of your attention. | 
		
		- | 
		Richard Moss | 
	
	
		| 
		6/1/1999 | 
		 | 
		The first 
		principle is that you must not fool yourself - and you are the easiest 
		person to fool. | 
		
		- | 
		Richard Feyman | 
	
	
		| 
		6/2/1999 | 
		 | 
		The moment a 
		person forms a theory, his imagination sees, in every object, only the 
		traits which prove that theory. | 
		
		- | 
		Thomas 
		Jefferson | 
	
	
		| 
		6/3/1999 | 
		 | 
		The pathway to 
		glory is rough and many gloomy hours obscure it. | 
		
		- | 
		Chief Black 
		Hawk | 
	
	
		| 
		6/4/1999 | 
		 | 
		To accomplish 
		great things we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but 
		also believe. | 
		
		- | 
		Unknown | 
	
	
		| 
		6/7/1999 | 
		 | 
		When you don't 
		know what you want, you often end up where you don't want to be. | 
		
		- | 
		Bob Greene | 
	
	
		| 
		6/8/1999 | 
		 | 
		We cannot tempt 
		fate without eventually getting scorched by it. | 
		
		- | 
		Ana Veciana 
		Contributed by Patti Stollfuss | 
	
	
		| 
		6/9/1999 | 
		 | 
		A good laugh 
		and a long sleep are the best cures in the doctor's book. | 
		
		- | 
		Irish porverb | 
	
	
		| 
		6/10/1999 | 
		 | 
		Age is not 
		important unless you're a cheese. | 
		
		- | 
		Helen Hayes | 
	
	
		| 
		6/11/1999 | 
		 | 
		Anyone who 
		stops learning is old, whether at 20 or 80. Anyone who keeps learning 
		stays young. | 
		
		- | 
		Henry Ford | 
	
	
		| 
		6/14/1999 | 
		 | 
		All who have 
		died are equal. | 
		
		- | 
		Comanche Indian 
		Proverb | 
	
	
		| 
		6/15/1999 | 
		 | 
		A new idea is 
		delicate. It can be killed by a sneer or a yawn; it can be stabbed to 
		death by a quip and worried to death by a frown on the right man's brow. | 
		
		- | 
		Charles Brower | 
	
	
		| 
		6/16/1999 | 
		 | 
		All problems 
		become smaller if you don't dodge them but confront them. Touch a 
		thistle timidly, and it pricks you; grasp it boldly, and its spines 
		crumble. | 
		
		- | 
		William F. 
		Halsey | 
	
	
		| 
		6/17/1999 | 
		 | 
		Don't find 
		fault. Find a remedy. | 
		
		- | 
		Henry Ford | 
	
	
		| 
		6/18/1999 | 
		 | 
		Everyone starts 
		from scratch, but not everyone keeps scratching! | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		6/21/1999 | 
		 | 
		Be more 
		concerned with your character than your reputation, because your 
		character is what you really are, while your reputation is merely what 
		others think you are. | 
		
		- | 
		John Wooden | 
	
	
		| 
		6/22/1999 | 
		 | 
		A successful 
		marriage requires falling in love many times, always with the same 
		person. | 
		
		- | 
		Mignon 
		McLaughlin | 
	
	
		| 
		6/23/1999 | 
		 | 
		Character is 
		not made in a crisis - it is only exhibited. | 
		
		- | 
		Robert Freeman | 
	
	
		| 
		6/24/1999 | 
		 | 
		Do not follow 
		where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a 
		trail. | 
		
		- | 
		unknown | 
	
	
		| 
		6/25/1999 | 
		 | 
		Friendship 
		consists in forgetting what one gives and remembering what one receives. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		6/28/1999 | 
		 | 
		Good and 
		quickly seldom meet. | 
		
		- | 
		George Herbert | 
	
	
		| 
		6/29/1999 | 
		 | 
		Have more than 
		thou showest; speak less than thou knowest. | 
		
		- | 
		William 
		Shakespere | 
	
	
		| 
		6/30/1999 | 
		 | 
		He who know 
		others is clever; he who knows himself is enlightened. | 
		
		- | 
		Lao-Tzu | 
	
	
		| 
		7/1/1999 | 
		 | 
		I have more 
		trouble with D.L. Moody than any other man I know. | 
		
		- | 
		D.L. Moody | 
	
	
		| 
		7/2/1999 | 
		 | 
		It takes 
		courage to stand up and speak. It takes even more courage sometimes to 
		sit down and listen. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		7/6/1999 | 
		 | 
		You may be 
		disappointed if you fail, but you are doomed if you don't try. | 
		
		- | 
		Beverly Sills | 
	
	
		| 
		7/7/1999 | 
		 | 
		You can't make 
		one thin dime giving people what they need. You've got to give them what 
		they want. | 
		
		- | 
		Angel Martin | 
	
	
		| 
		7/8/1999 | 
		 | 
		You can't be 
		brave if you've only had wonderful things happen to you. | 
		
		- | 
		Mary Tyler 
		Moore | 
	
	
		| 
		7/9/1999 | 
		 | 
		Two marks of a 
		holy person: giving and forgiving. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		7/12/1999 | 
		 | 
		Before you can 
		win, you have to believe you are worthy. | 
		
		- | 
		Mike Ditka | 
	
	
		| 
		7/14/1999 | 
		 | 
		Avoid having 
		your ego so close to your position that when your position falls, your 
		ego goes with it. | 
		
		- | 
		Colin Powell | 
	
	
		| 
		7/14/1999 | 
		 | 
		Consider how 
		hard it is to change yourself and you'll understand what little chance 
		you have of trying to change others. | 
		
		- | 
		Jacob M. Braude | 
	
	
		| 
		7/15/1999 | 
		 | 
		Don't be afraid 
		to take a big step if one is indicated. You can't cross a chasm in two 
		small jumps. | 
		
		- | 
		David Lloyd 
		George | 
	
	
		| 
		7/16/1999 | 
		 | 
		Don't belittle 
		… be BIG. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		7/19/1999 | 
		 | 
		Not everything 
		that is faced can be changed; but nothing can be changed until it is 
		faced. | 
		
		- | 
		James Baldwin | 
	
	
		| 
		7/20/1999 | 
		 | 
		You may be 
		deceived if you trust too much, but you will live in torment if you 
		don't trust enough. | 
		
		- | 
		Frank Crane | 
	
	
		| 
		7/21/1999 | 
		 | 
		When what we 
		are is what we want to be, that's happiness. | 
		
		- | 
		Malcom S. 
		Forbes | 
	
	
		| 
		7/22/1999 | 
		 | 
		When I was 
		young, I observed that nine out of 10 things were failures, so I did 10 
		times more work. | 
		
		- | 
		George Bernard 
		Shaw | 
	
	
		| 
		7/23/1999 | 
		 | 
		What the world 
		really needs is more love and less paperwork. | 
		
		- | 
		Pearle Bailey | 
	
	
		| 
		7/26/1999 | 
		 | 
		"Do" is the 
		critical word. | 
		
		- | 
		Peter F. 
		Drucker | 
	
	
		| 
		7/26/1999 | 
		 | 
		According to 
		cancer survival statistics Lance Armstrong is not alive, nor did he win 
		the Tour de France. - Just Do It. | 
		
		- | 
		Nike Commercial | 
	
	
		| 
		7/27/1999 | 
		 | 
		A human being 
		is happiest and most successful when dedicated to a cause outside of his 
		own individual selfish satisfaction. | 
		
		- | 
		Dr. Benjamin 
		Spock | 
	
	
		| 
		7/28/1999 | 
		 | 
		A total 
		commitment is paramount to reaching the ultimate performance. | 
		
		- | 
		Tom Flores | 
	
	
		| 
		7/29/1999 | 
		 | 
		After climbing 
		a great hill, one always finds that there are many more hills to climb. | 
		
		- | 
		Nelson Mandella | 
	
	
		| 
		7/30/1999 | 
		 | 
		
		Opportunity merely knocks - temptation kicks the door in!  | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		8/2/1999 | 
		 | 
		You only live 
		once, but if you work it right, once is enough. | 
		
		- | 
		Joe E. Lewis | 
	
	
		| 
		8/3/1999 | 
		 | 
		Work banishes 
		those three great evils; boredom, vice, and poverty. | 
		
		- | 
		Voltaire | 
	
	
		| 
		8/4/1999 | 
		 | 
		When people are 
		highly motivated, it's easy to accomplish the impossible. And when 
		they're not, it's impossible to accomplish the easy. | 
		
		- | 
		Bob Collings | 
	
	
		| 
		8/5/1999 | 
		 | 
		Whatever your 
		past has been, you have a spotless future. | 
		
		- | 
		Melanie 
		Gustafson | 
	
	
		| 
		8/6/1999 | 
		 | 
		To profit from 
		good advice requires as much wisdom as to give it. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		8/9/1999 | 
		 | 
		The trouble 
		with most of us is that we would rather be ruined by praise than saved 
		by criticism. | 
		
		- | 
		Norman Vincent 
		Peale | 
	
	
		| 
		8/10/1999 | 
		 | 
		The three most 
		important questions all winners ask themselves: What do I want? How am I 
		going to get it? When am I going to do something about it? | 
		
		- | 
		Mark Gibson | 
	
	
		| 
		8/11/1999 | 
		 | 
		The reluctance 
		to put away childish things may be a requirement of genius. | 
		
		- | 
		Rebecca Pepper 
		Sinkler | 
	
	
		| 
		8/12/1999 | 
		 | 
		The only place 
		you find success before work is in the dictionary. | 
		
		- | 
		May V. Smith | 
	
	
		| 
		8/13/1999 | 
		 | 
		The most 
		important trip you may take in life is meeting people halfway. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		8/16/1999 | 
		 | 
		Bibles that are 
		falling apart usually belong to people who are not. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		8/17/1999 | 
		 | 
		Beware what you 
		set your heart upon. For it surely shall be yours. | 
		
		- | 
		Ralph Waldo 
		Emerson | 
	
	
		| 
		8/18/1999 | 
		 | 
		Change is not 
		merely necessary to life. It is life. | 
		
		- | 
		Alvin Toffler | 
	
	
		| 
		8/19/1999 | 
		 | 
		Discovery 
		consists of seeing what everybody has seen and thinking what no one else 
		has thought. - Albert Szent | 
		
		- | 
		Gyorgyi | 
	
	
		| 
		8/20/1999 | 
		 | 
		Education is 
		when you read the fine print. Experience is what you get if you don't. | 
		
		- | 
		Pete Seeger | 
	
	
		| 
		8/23/1999 | 
		 | 
		Always assume 
		each and every person wants to do a better job and grow. | 
		
		- | 
		Steve Farrar | 
	
	
		| 
		8/24/1999 | 
		 | 
		Any activity 
		becomes creative when the doer cares about doing it right, or better. | 
		
		- | 
		John Updike | 
	
	
		| 
		8/25/1999 | 
		 | 
		Be an early 
		riser: the game does not snuggle their heads on feather pillows. | 
		
		- | 
		Assinibone 
		Indian Proverb | 
	
	
		| 
		8/26/1999 | 
		 | 
		Do not fear 
		going forward slowly; fear only to stand still. | 
		
		- | 
		Chinese Proverb | 
	
	
		| 
		8/27/1999 | 
		 | 
		It's not how 
		old you are, but how you are old. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		8/30/1999 | 
		 | 
		When you were 
		born, you were crying and everyone around you was smiling. Live your 
		life so that when you die, you're the one who is smiling and everyone 
		around you is crying. | 
		
		- | 
		Author unknown 
		- sent to me by Cary Williams | 
	
	
		| 
		8/31/1999 | 
		 | 
		What you are 
		speaks so loud that I cannot hear what you say. | 
		
		- | 
		Ralph Waldo 
		Emerson | 
	
	
		| 
		9/1/1999 | 
		 | 
		Try to fix the 
		mistake - not the blame. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		9/2/1999 | 
		 | 
		Those who 
		follow the crowd will never be followed by a crowd. | 
		
		- | 
		John Maxwell | 
	
	
		| 
		9/3/1999 | 
		 | 
		The recipe for 
		perpetual ignorance is be satisfied with your opinions and content with 
		your knowledge. | 
		
		- | 
		Elbert Hubbard | 
	
	
		| 
		9/7/1999 | 
		 | 
		The greatest 
		ability is dependability. | 
		
		- | 
		Curt Bergwall | 
	
	
		| 
		9/8/1999 | 
		 | 
		The honor of 
		the conquest is rated by the difficulty. | 
		
		- | 
		Baron De 
		Montesquieu | 
	
	
		| 
		9/9/1999 | 
		 | 
		The only sure 
		weapon against bad ideas is better ideas. | 
		
		- | 
		W. Grisold | 
	
	
		| 
		9/10/1999 | 
		 | 
		The impossible: 
		what nobody can do until somebody does. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		9/13/1999 | 
		 | 
		The shortest 
		way to do many things is to do one thing at a time. | 
		
		- | 
		Samuel Smiles | 
	
	
		| 
		9/14/1999 | 
		 | 
		The wise man in 
		the storm prays to God, not for safety from danger, but for deliverance 
		from fear. It is the storm within that endangers him, not the storm 
		without. | 
		
		- | 
		Ralph Waldo 
		Emerson | 
	
	
		| 
		9/15/1999 | 
		 | 
		There's no cap 
		on success. The jury stays out until you take your last breath. | 
		
		- | 
		Judy Sheindlin | 
	
	
		| 
		9/16/1999 | 
		 | 
		We always 
		admire the other fellow more after we have tried to do his job. | 
		
		- | 
		William Feather | 
	
	
		| 
		9/17/1999 | 
		 | 
		The largest 
		room in the world is the room for improvement. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		9/20/1999 | 
		 | 
		Your dreams can 
		be realities. They are the stuff that leads us through life toward great 
		happiness. | 
		
		- | 
		Deborah 
		Norville | 
	
	
		| 
		9/21/1999 | 
		 | 
		You've got to 
		be willing to give up good to get great. | 
		
		- | 
		Kenny Rogers | 
	
	
		| 
		9/22/1999 | 
		 | 
		You either have 
		to be first, best, or different. | 
		
		- | 
		Loretta Lynn | 
	
	
		| 
		9/23/1999 | 
		 | 
		You get the 
		best effort from others not by lighting a fire beneath them, but by 
		building a fire within. | 
		
		- | 
		Bob Nelson | 
	
	
		| 
		9/24/1999 | 
		 | 
		You will never 
		be on top of the world if you try to carry it on your shoulders. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		9/27/1999 | 
		 | 
		Ability will 
		never catch up with the demand for it. | 
		
		- | 
		Malcom S. 
		Forbes | 
	
	
		| 
		9/28/1999 | 
		 | 
		Adversity has 
		the effect of eliciting talents, which, in prosperous circumstances, 
		would have lain dormant. | 
		
		- | 
		Horace | 
	
	
		| 
		9/29/1999 | 
		 | 
		Advice is what 
		we ask for when we already know the answer but wish we didn't. | 
		
		- | 
		Erica Jong | 
	
	
		| 
		9/30/1999 | 
		 | 
		All of us could 
		take a lesson from the weather, it pays no attention to criticism. | 
		
		- | 
		North Dekalb 
		Kiwanis Club Beacon | 
	
	
		| 
		10/1/1999 | 
		 | 
		Discomfort is 
		often a bridge, not a barricade, to success. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		10/4/1999 | 
		 | 
		Dreams are 
		extremely important. You can't do it unless you imagine it. | 
		
		- | 
		George Lucas | 
	
	
		| 
		10/5/1999 | 
		 | 
		Anger is a 
		thief who steals away the nice moments. | 
		
		- | 
		Joan Lunden | 
	
	
		| 
		10/6/1999 | 
		 | 
		Be patient with 
		everyone, but above all with yourself. | 
		
		- | 
		St. Francis De 
		Sales | 
	
	
		| 
		10/7/1999 | 
		 | 
		Eating little 
		and speaking little can hurt no man. | 
		
		- | 
		Hopi Indian 
		Proverb | 
	
	
		| 
		10/8/1999 | 
		 | 
		Every change is 
		not an improvement, but every improvement is a change. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		10/11/1999 | 
		 | 
		Every time you 
		wake up and ask yourself, "What good things am I going to do today?" 
		remember that when the sun goes down at sunset, it will take part of 
		your life with it. | 
		
		- | 
		Indian Proverb | 
	
	
		| 
		10/12/1999 | 
		 | 
		Example has 
		more followers than reason. | 
		
		- | 
		Christian Bovee | 
	
	
		| 
		10/13/1999 | 
		 | 
		Fear is 
		nature's warning sign to get busy. | 
		
		- | 
		Henry C. Link | 
	
	
		| 
		10/14/1999 | 
		 | 
		Focused action 
		beats brilliance any day | 
		
		- | 
		Art Turock | 
	
	
		| 
		10/15/1999 | 
		 | 
		For peace of 
		mind, resign as general manager of the universe. | 
		
		- | 
		Larry Eisenberg | 
	
	
		| 
		10/18/1999 | 
		 | 
		A candle loses 
		nothing by lighting another candle. | 
		
		- | 
		Father James 
		Keller | 
	
	
		| 
		10/19/1999 | 
		 | 
		Diamonds are 
		nothing more than chunks of coal that stuck to their jobs. | 
		
		- | 
		Malcom S. 
		Forbes | 
	
	
		| 
		10/20/1999 | 
		 | 
		Every exit is 
		an entry somewhere else. | 
		
		- | 
		Tom Stoppard | 
	
	
		| 
		10/21/1999 | 
		 | 
		Experience is 
		the worst teacher; it gives the test before presenting the lesson. | 
		
		- | 
		Vernon Law | 
	
	
		| 
		10/22/1999 | 
		 | 
		Love grows best 
		when watered daily with kind words. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		10/25/1999 | 
		 | 
		The true 
		meaning of life is to plant trees under whose shade you do not expect to 
		sit. | 
		
		- | 
		Nelson 
		Henderson | 
	
	
		| 
		10/26/1999 | 
		 | 
		The smarter a 
		man is the more he needs God to protect him from thinking he knows 
		everything. | 
		
		- | 
		Pima Indian 
		Proverb | 
	
	
		| 
		10/27/1999 | 
		 | 
		The winner 
		asks, "May I help?" The loser asks, "Do you expect me to do that?" | 
		
		- | 
		William Arthur 
		Ward | 
	
	
		| 
		10/28/1999 | 
		 | 
		There are no 
		secrets to success: Don't waste time looking for them. Success is the 
		result of perfection, hard work, learning from failure, loyalty to those 
		for whom you work,  and 
		persistence. | 
		
		- | 
		Colin Powell | 
	
	
		| 
		10/29/1999 | 
		 | 
		When arguing 
		with a stupid person, make sure he is doing the same. | 
		
		- | 
		Sign in St 
		Germain, WI | 
	
	
		| 
		11/1/1999 | 
		 | 
		Change is what 
		keeps us fresh and innovative. Change is what keeps us from getting 
		stale. Change is what keeps us young. | 
		
		- | 
		Rick Pitino | 
	
	
		| 
		11/2/1999 | 
		 | 
		Do not let what 
		you cannot do interfere with what you can do. | 
		
		- | 
		John Wooden | 
	
	
		| 
		11/3/1999 | 
		 | 
		Even if we 
		can't be happy, we must always be cheerful. | 
		
		- | 
		Irving Kristol | 
	
	
		| 
		11/4/1999 | 
		 | 
		Unless you walk 
		out into the unknown, the odds of making a profound difference in your 
		life are pretty low. | 
		
		- | 
		Tom Peters | 
	
	
		| 
		11/5/1999 | 
		 | 
		A smile is a 
		language even a baby understands. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		11/5/1999 | 
		 | 
		To me, faith is 
		not just a noun but also a verb. | 
		
		- | 
		Jimmy Carter | 
	
	
		| 
		11/8/1999 | 
		 | 
		Little things 
		don't mean a lot - They mean everything. | 
		
		- | 
		Harvey MacKay | 
	
	
		| 
		11/9/1999 | 
		 | 
		Laughter is the 
		sun that drives the winter from the human heart. | 
		
		- | 
		Victor Hugo | 
	
	
		| 
		11/10/1999 | 
		 | 
		It's true that 
		we don't know what we've got until we lose it, but it's also true that 
		we don't know what we're missing until it arrives. | 
		
		- | 
		Author unknown 
		- sent to me by Cary Williams | 
	
	
		| 
		11/11/1999 | 
		 | 
		It is easy to 
		sit up and take notice. What is difficult is to get up and take action. | 
		
		- | 
		Al Batt | 
	
	
		| 
		11/12/1999 | 
		 | 
		More people 
		would learn from their mistakes if they weren't so busy denying that 
		they made them. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		11/15/1999 | 
		 | 
		Patience is the 
		best remedy for every trouble. | 
		
		- | 
		Plautus | 
	
	
		| 
		11/16/1999 | 
		 | 
		You don't have 
		to be great to start, but you have to start to be great. | 
		
		- | 
		Joe Sabah | 
	
	
		| 
		11/17/1999 | 
		 | 
		Winners outrun 
		defeat by not stopping; losers give in to defeat by not starting. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		11/18/1999 | 
		 | 
		You always pass 
		failure on the way to success. | 
		
		- | 
		Mickey Rooney | 
	
	
		| 
		11/19/1999 | 
		 | 
		The most likely 
		way to reach a goal is to be aiming not at the goal itself, but at some 
		ambitious goal beyond it. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		11/22/1999 | 
		 | 
		There are no 
		secrets to success. It is the result of preparation, hard work, learning 
		from failure. | 
		
		- | 
		Colin Powell | 
	
	
		| 
		11/23/1999 | 
		 | 
		Spectacular 
		achievements are always preceded by unspectacular preparation. | 
		
		- | 
		Roger Staubach | 
	
	
		| 
		11/24/1999 | 
		 | 
		The ornament of 
		a house is the friends who frequent it. | 
		
		- | 
		Ralph Waldo 
		Emerson | 
	
	
		| 
		11/29/1999 | 
		 | 
		They are able 
		who think they are able. | 
		
		- | 
		Virgil | 
	
	
		| 
		11/30/1999 | 
		 | 
		On the dance 
		floor, as in life, you're only as good as your partner. | 
		
		- | 
		Robin Marantz 
		Henig | 
	
	
		| 
		12/1/1999 | 
		 | 
		Nothing is more 
		difficult and therefore more precious, than to be able to decide. | 
		
		- | 
		Napoleon 
		Bonaparte | 
	
	
		| 
		12/2/1999 | 
		 | 
		People need 
		responsibility. They resist assuming it, but they cannot get along 
		without it. | 
		
		- | 
		John Steinbeck | 
	
	
		| 
		12/3/1999 | 
		 | 
		If you don't 
		climb the mountain, you can't see the view. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		12/6/1999 | 
		 | 
		Success seems 
		to be largely a matter of hanging on after others have let go. | 
		
		- | 
		William Feather | 
	
	
		| 
		12/7/1999 | 
		 | 
		Teachers not 
		only teach, but they also learn. | 
		
		- | 
		Sauk Indian 
		Proverb | 
	
	
		| 
		12/8/1999 | 
		 | 
		Some of God's 
		greatest gifts are unanswered prayers. | 
		
		- | 
		Garth Brooks, 
		Pat Alger, & Larry Bastian | 
	
	
		| 
		12/9/1999 | 
		 | 
		Perpetual 
		optimism is a force multiplier. | 
		
		- | 
		Colin Powell | 
	
	
		| 
		12/10/1999 | 
		 | 
		Patience and 
		perseverance have a magical effect before which difficulties disappear 
		and obstacles vanish. | 
		
		- | 
		John Quincy 
		Adams | 
	
	
		| 
		12/13/1999 | 
		 | 
		Facts are 
		stubborn things. | 
		
		- | 
		Alain Rene 
		Lesage | 
	
	
		| 
		12/14/1999 | 
		 | 
		If at first you 
		DO succeed, try something harder. | 
		
		- | 
		Ann Landers | 
	
	
		| 
		12/15/1999 | 
		 | 
		Education is 
		what survives when what has been learned has been forgotten. | 
		
		- | 
		B.F. Skinner | 
	
	
		| 
		12/16/1999 | 
		 | 
		Trust yourself. 
		You know more than you think you do. | 
		
		- | 
		Benjamin Spock, 
		MD | 
	
	
		| 
		12/17/1999 | 
		 | 
		Hard work is 
		the yeast that raises the dough. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		12/20/1999 | 
		 | 
		The eyes see 
		only what the mind is prepared to comprehend. | 
		
		- | 
		Robertson 
		Davies | 
	
	
		| 
		12/21/1999 | 
		 | 
		We either make 
		ourselves miserable, or we make ourselves strong. The amount of work is 
		the same. | 
		
		- | 
		Carlos 
		Castaneda | 
	
	
		| 
		12/22/1999 | 
		 | 
		The man who 
		removes a mountain begins by carrying away small stones. | 
		
		- | 
		Chinese Proverb | 
	
	
		| 
		12/23/1999 | 
		 | 
		Take a tip from 
		nature - your ears aren't made to shut, but your mouth is. | 
		
		- | 
		Bits & Pieces | 
	
	
		| 
		12/24/1999 | 
		 | 
		He came to pay 
		a debt He didn't owe because we owed a debt we couldn't pay. | 
		
		- | 
		Day Spring Card |