I enjoy reading the The Journal of the American Medical Association. The September 15th 2010 edition had this great poem in it....Side Effects May includeNow available
over the counter, the phone, or the Internet—
even on the corner—
with or without a subscription.Clinically proven to
counteract depressed mood,
soothe frazzled nerves,
decrease heart and respiratory rate,
lower the heart from the throat,
warm the heart,
coat the pit in the stomach,
moisten eyes with tears of joy,
motivate individuals to fulfill their potential, and
inspire groups of people to alter the very course of history,
including (but not limited to) putting a man on the moon and
casting off the shackles of racism and political oppression.Side effects may include
malapropisms,
Freudian slips,
tears of sadness,
things said that can never be taken back,
false hopes,
and, in general, the exact opposite of what's intended.So,
talk to your loved one,
your neighbor, your doctor,
to everyone you can, about
Words.(Words is a registered trademark of Language.)
It is here that truth is learned, that integrity is cultivated, that self-discipline is instilled, and that love is nurtured. -Pres. Gordon B. Hinckley
Monday, September 20, 2010
Side Effects May include
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that is so true! thanks for sharing, it reminded me how much of an effect our words truly do have. i just wish i was better with words, nothing ever seems to come out exactly how i want it to....
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