The Greatest Gift That You Can Give

If You Like To Make Things Out Of Wood, Or Sew, Or Dance, Or Style People's Hair, Or Dream Up Stories And Act Them Out, Or Play The Trumpet, Or Jump Rope, Or Whatever You Really Love To Do, And You Love That In Front Of Your Children, That's Going To Be A Far More Important Gift Than Anything You Could Ever Give Them Wrapped Up In A Box With Ribbons.

The Real Issue In Life Is Not How Many Blessings We Have, But What We Do With Our Blessings. Some People Have Many Blessings And Hoard Them. Some Have Few And Give Everything Away.

Parents Who Expect Change In Themselves As Well As In Their Children, Who Accept It And Find In It The Joy As Well As The Pains Ofgrowth, Are Likely To Be The Happiest And Most Confident Parents.

Anyone Who Has Ever Been Able To Sustain Good Work Has Had At Least One Person--and Often Many--who Have Believed In Him Or Her. We Just Don't Get To Be Competent Human Beings Without A Lot Of Different Investments From Others.

Love Isn't A State Of Perfect Caring, It Is An Active Noun Like Struggle.