Hi ,
What a great week it’s been here in Seattle. Lots of sun, a bit of much
needed rain, and spring daffodils and crocus are popping up everywhere. It just doesn’t get much better than this!
Still, I’ve been hearing of a lot of problems going around lately –
computer problems, email problems, health problems – you name it. How is it going for you?
I think many people just get worn out about now, so in trying to find something
kind of inspirational for you this week, I went into my saved files and found a poem I had forgotten all about. Problem was,
I had copied the poem from somewhere or other and didn’t have an author or source. “I know,”
I said to myself “I’ll Google it.” And so I did.
Funny thing is, it led me to a site called “Quick Inspirations”.
I kid you not – and they didn’t have a source either, but they did have the same poem, so I decided it must
be a public domain thing. It’s called “Do Something”. Hope you like it.
"DO SOMETHING!"
Are you almost disgusted
with life, little man?
I'll tell you a wonderful
trick
That will bring you contentment,
if anything can -
Do something for somebody,
quick!
Are you awfully tired
with play, little girl?
Wearied, discouraged,
and sick?
I'll tell you the loveliest
trick in the world,
Do something for somebody,
quick!
Though it rains like the
rain of the flood, little man,
And the clouds are forbidding
and thick,
You can make the sun shine
in your soul, little man,
Do something for somebody,
quick!
Though the stars are like
brass overhead, little girl,
And the walks like a well-heated
brick,
And our earthly affairs
in a terrible whirl,
Do something for somebody,
quick!
Actually the site itself is pretty neat. There are poems, quotes, stories,
and even pictures and Flash Show thingies, so I thought I’d give you the link as well. It’s http://www.quickinspirations.com Enjoy
I haven’t forgotten about marketing
- or taxes, for that matter. Below you will find links to the tax information book as well as my site which has been
caught up with recent archives as well as a couple of new articles and, of course, recommended programs.
