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Life Is Too Short, A Reason To Be Happy All The Time



We start our life full of expectations. As a child, we dream a lot. When asked what do you want to become when you grow up, we blurbed our ambitions. Later in life, we are drowned in situations that we don't have any control. We compete with each other to come first everywhere and usually wins. Life is a struggle we think can't afford to miss.

In our old age, we realize one thing. Life is only this much short? Is it worth surviving all those turmoils only to find life is short? Think about it. View life in a different angle. Enjoy small things in life. It could be a small family get together or something you cherish to remember. May God Bless You All.
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  1. Unique animal mugsAugust 30, 2018 at 5:28 PM

    Life is so short and stressful. But applying Bible principles makes it joyful. It promises a hope that we can live an everlasting life

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