Mother Theresa

There is much suffering in the world--very much. Material suffering is suffering from hunger, suffering from homelessness, from all kinds of disease, but I still think the greatest suffering is being lonely, feeling unloved, just having no one. I have come more and more to realize that it is being unwanted that is the worst disease that any human being can never experience.

In these times of development, the whole world runs and is hurried. But there are some who fall down on the way and have no strength to go ahead. These are the ones we must care about.

Let us be very sincere in our dealings with each other other and have the courage to accept each other as we are. Do not be surprised at or become preoccupied with each others failure; rather see and find the good in each other, for each one of us is created in the image of God. Jesus has said it beautifully " I am the vine, you are the branches. " The life giving sap that flows from the vine through each of the branches is the same.

Mother Theresa

Friends and Family

Athena, ..Beautiful inside and outMom & Helen, Spiritual warriors!!

My Life Group

Me & My Cousin Lisa

Violin

A very imortant audience!

Playing Twinkle

Facebook

I went off facebook a few mos ago after feeling like it had been hijacked. We are living in a time when we are overwhelmed with information. For some reason we want people to know what we are doing and even thinking 24/7. I enjoyed facebook when I first started doing it but it got out of hand and became more of an irritation than a way to stay connected to family and friends.
I have to take full responsibility because I accepted every friend request. Some people I knew and considered friends, some I barely knew, some I used to know and some I didnt really know at all. I ended up with over 400 people on my friends list and as a result I was bombarded with too much information about people I didnt know, and people I thought I knew. I saw men who I know struggle with addictions openly posting inappropriate pictures that shocked me and caused me to struggle. I read status updates that go against every thing I believe in posted by needy people just looking to create disunity and looking for attention. I was tagged in photos from my past that I did not want to see and was not proud of. Re-connecting with old friends is fun...at first, but the truth is I have a rather dark past and there are some memory lanes I have no business walking down.
I think facebook is a great way to stay connected to friends and to share information but it can get out of hand when too many people from too many walks of life come together, that's just my own personal experience, observation and opinion.
I know I have offended people who I removed as friends. People take that stuff personally and I had to make a decision that that's just too bad. The truth is there were individuals who viciously lashed out at me for removing them from my friends list and exposed the fact that they are indeed not my friends.
I completely deleted everyone and everything on my account a few mos ago, and started again from scratch, it took me hours to un-tag myself from every photo, and to delete every post. The truth about facebook is you can never delete your account. You can only de-activate it. You can always log back on and everything is still there. When you try to de-activate your account it tries to talk you out of it. Bottom line.... it's impossible to make it completely go away. I don't think a lot of people realize this.
Be careful what you share and what you post and who you accept as friends. You absolutely can remove people as friends but don't expect some of them to understand or go away quietly.