Kcat Yarza, KCAT CAN: I Have A Pen That Writes Quotes
As long as I dream, that is enough for me to keep moving forward.
Our hands will never be too small for helping those who are in need as long we have the heart to care.
Our little actions of love, when put together, can make a big difference.
Life is the greatest chance that has been given to all of us. So how do you choose to live your life? You’ve got a pen. Write it down.
God is alive in each one of us. We just need to bend our knees, hold our hands together and open our hearts to Him.
In life, we have no control over the storms that we encounter. It’s normal to feel devastated and sad, but to continue being sad is already our choice.
Help does not only come through financial assistance. There are a lot of ways with which one person can help another person.
Keep hoping. Be patient and diligent. Never give up. Hold on to your faith. God helps us when we show Him that we are willing to help ourselves.
I believe that the choice not to have a choice is a choice in itself.
I believe that the choice not to have a choice is a choice in itself
Everyone can dream and as impossible as it may look and sound, this kind of thinking and attitude is what will keep us going.
People come and go in this lifetime. Some merely pass us by. Some stay with us for a little while. Some leave as quickly as they come. However, when real friends come, they stay and never leave.
Keep on dreaming. Keep on believing. It is free. And it is a choice.
Dream, live it and make it happen! As impossible as it may look and sound, this kind of thinking and attitude are what will keep us going.
Let us keep on dreaming and instead of saying “I wish” and waiting for it to happen, have the courage to say “I will” and make it come true.
Since we have to make choices in life, why not choose the good ones?
Even if all our senses fail to function − eyes turn blind and ears fail to listen − the heart will still listen, see and beat.
It is said that ‘Beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder’. I say, ‘Perfection lies in the heart of the receiver.
Change can only work in two ways – for the better, or for the worst. Yet, regardless of whatever manner in which change comes into our lives, what matters is how we view it and how we react to it.
Change is uncomfortable and awkward at first. It has a ripping effect on those who refuse to go along with it. It is not fixed by crying, or worrying, or wallowing in self-pity and mental anguish.
