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8/4/2010 6:21:41 PM Words to Ponder  

duchessa
Over 10,000 Posts!!! (11,238)
Yonkers, NY
age: 59 online now!


I received these words from a friend....

There comes a point in your life when you realize
who matters,
who never did,
who won't anymore...
and who always will.
So, don't worry about people from your past,
there's a reason why they didn't make it to your future.

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8/4/2010 6:24:44 PM Words to Ponder  

donajaii
Over 1,000 Posts (1,350)
Lansing, MI
age: 42


What if it is your Mother???

8/4/2010 6:25:18 PM Words to Ponder  
ichoose_alone
Richmond, IL
age: 38


Nope. Not buying it. Sometimes, the best and only place to be is in the past.Well,for me it is.

8/4/2010 6:25:58 PM Words to Ponder  

rocket000
Over 2,000 Posts (2,269)
Murrayville, GA
age: 52


There is a similar saying,

Friends for a season, friends for a reason and friends for a lifetime...

8/4/2010 6:26:53 PM Words to Ponder  

bigdaddyforyou
Henderson, NV
age: 30 online now!


very nice, thanks for sharing,op

8/4/2010 6:28:52 PM Words to Ponder  

kingritter
Mount Aukum, CA
age: 22


And always look to the future

8/4/2010 6:28:56 PM Words to Ponder  

raynbowsyns
Dalzell, SC
age: 36


For once a thread I actually appreciate.

Thank you


(now I must go back to S&D and be a sarcastic horn dog before sentiment makes me cry)

8/4/2010 6:32:31 PM Words to Ponder  
fuzbuster
Corpus Christi, TX
age: 42


That deep.

Considering I just realized I don't want to share my popcorn with a date, you've taken it to a whole new level there.

8/4/2010 6:59:33 PM Words to Ponder  

klassy_klown
Over 2,000 Posts (2,316)
Bakersfield, CA
age: 41


I don't live in the past, but I know I wouldn't be the woman I am today if it weren't for the people in my past.

8/4/2010 7:05:14 PM Words to Ponder  

thebestman
Over 7,500 Posts!! (7,684)
Alpharetta, GA
age: 36


hi klassy

8/4/2010 7:06:18 PM Words to Ponder  

duchessa
Over 10,000 Posts!!! (11,238)
Yonkers, NY
age: 59 online now!


Quote from donajaii:
What if it is your Mother???


pondering about

8/4/2010 7:07:23 PM Words to Ponder  

duchessa
Over 10,000 Posts!!! (11,238)
Yonkers, NY
age: 59 online now!


Quote from ichoose_alone:
Nope. Not buying it. Sometimes, the best and only place to be is in
the past.Well,for me it is.


Individual is as individual does...to me, future is the word.

8/4/2010 7:17:07 PM Words to Ponder  

ladyog
Over 4,000 Posts! (6,947)
Rotterdam
Netherlands
age: 54


No...TODAY...is the word...for TODAY is all we have right now...

8/4/2010 7:18:38 PM Words to Ponder  

sweperman
Opdyke, IL
age: 45


hummmm....I love many things about my past,i hate many things about my past,but i ponder about my future and wonder what will be!

8/4/2010 7:22:07 PM Words to Ponder  

justokingin2010
Billings, MT
age: 50


For me, all the people from my past matter. They made me the man I am today.

Without the painful memories, could I really appreciate how good the pleasant one’s are?

8/4/2010 7:24:38 PM Words to Ponder  
leftfooted
Over 2,000 Posts (3,226)
West Covina, CA
age: 51


For some that point is when there is no future and only the past is what can be looked upon....



[Edited 8/4/2010 7:26:18 PM ]

8/4/2010 7:29:30 PM Words to Ponder  
jeweles5
Galion, OH
age: 31


While agree that people from the past have helped shaped me itnto the person I am today but there are reasons why some people need to stay in the past. I also believe people come into your life at certain points for certain resons and not all are ment to stay a part of your life forever.

8/4/2010 7:32:38 PM Words to Ponder  

duchessa
Over 10,000 Posts!!! (11,238)
Yonkers, NY
age: 59 online now!


Quote from justokingin2010:
For me, all the people from my past matter. They made me the man I am today.

Without the painful memories, could I really appreciate how good the pleasant one’s are?



Do you really think we need to see evil to be able to appreciate goodness?

8/4/2010 7:43:36 PM Words to Ponder  

duchessa
Over 10,000 Posts!!! (11,238)
Yonkers, NY
age: 59 online now!


Quote from jeweles5:
While agree that people from the past have helped shaped me itnto the person I am today but there are reasons why some people need to stay in the past. I also believe people come into your life at certain points for certain resons and not all are ment to
stay a part of your life forever.



We always could say things happen for a reason.

8/4/2010 7:49:17 PM Words to Ponder  

justokingin2010
Billings, MT
age: 50


Quote from duchessa:
Do you really think we need to see evil to be able to appreciate goodness?


I think the term evil would be stretching my comment a bit far.


I will say, if you have ever experienced true gut wrenching pain, you can truly appreciate the relief you feel when that pain abates, or goes away completely. Then, you are able to remember the joyful memories and really feel that joy again.

8/4/2010 7:51:40 PM Words to Ponder  

ldroftrollops
Over 4,000 Posts! (5,770)
Goshen, IN
age: 30


Quote from duchessa:
Do you really think we need to see evil to be able to appreciate goodness?



I agree evil might be a stretch of the language....but, in regards to the point of your question....absolutely. How else would one learn to appreciate?

8/4/2010 8:06:32 PM Words to Ponder  

duchessa
Over 10,000 Posts!!! (11,238)
Yonkers, NY
age: 59 online now!


Quote from ldroftrollops:
I agree evil might be a stretch of the language....but, in regards to the point of your question....absolutely. How else would one learn to appreciate?


By enjoying what is obviously good?

8/4/2010 8:22:35 PM Words to Ponder  

littlerandyinfl
Over 2,000 Posts (3,685)
Yalaha, FL
age: 30


And, your online "friends" might as well be prison inmates.

8/4/2010 8:33:17 PM Words to Ponder  

klassy_klown
Over 2,000 Posts (2,316)
Bakersfield, CA
age: 41


Quote from justokingin2010:
For me, all the people from my past matter. They made me the man I am today.

Without the painful memories, could I really appreciate how good the pleasant one’s are?


I like the way you think. I wonder if anyone exists who has not felt pain? Does everyone's pain have to be equivalent to be felt?

By the same token, are there those who have never experienced goodness? And does goodness have to be experienced on the same level to be felt?





I believe I should not drink whiskey.

8/4/2010 8:46:10 PM Words to Ponder  

duchessa
Over 10,000 Posts!!! (11,238)
Yonkers, NY
age: 59 online now!


Quote from littlerandyinfl:
And, your online "friends" might as well be prison inmates.


Or plain idiots....

8/4/2010 8:52:08 PM Words to Ponder  

ldroftrollops
Over 4,000 Posts! (5,770)
Goshen, IN
age: 30


Quote from duchessa:
By enjoying what is obviously good?


One needs to understand the difference between good and evil, happy and sad, to be able to appreciate them don't you think?


If not, the potential to take everything for granted, is much higher and much more probably

8/4/2010 8:52:33 PM Words to Ponder  
broadcaster1
Over 1,000 Posts (1,938)
Pacoima, CA
age: 56 online now!


Quote from donajaii:
What if it is your Mother???


Good point but still applies

Parents never own their children as much as they want to
We are merely a custodian of them with sole responsibility to deliver them to the future as undamaged as possible

As much as I disagree with the OP on a lot of other issues I think the post is correct

Norbert Slidingbottom



8/4/2010 9:03:02 PM Words to Ponder  

duchessa
Over 10,000 Posts!!! (11,238)
Yonkers, NY
age: 59 online now!


ldroftrollops

""One needs to understand the difference between good and evil, happy and sad, to be able to appreciate them don't you think?""""

Indeed; I was just asking

8/4/2010 9:03:06 PM Words to Ponder  

gdaddy47
Columbia, TN
age: 62


Quote from rocket000:
There is a similar saying,

Friends for a season, friends for a reason and friends for a lifetime...



Had all three. Very true words.

8/4/2010 9:05:28 PM Words to Ponder  

duchessa
Over 10,000 Posts!!! (11,238)
Yonkers, NY
age: 59 online now!


broadcaster1:""""
As much as I disagree with the OP on a lot of other
issues I think the post is correct""


Are you aware that the OP was sent to me by a friend?

8/4/2010 9:20:52 PM Words to Ponder  

duchessa
Over 10,000 Posts!!! (11,238)
Yonkers, NY
age: 59 online now!


""Had all three. Very true words. ""

I had many friends for a reason...most of then
for less than a season....only two for a lifetime

8/4/2010 11:03:44 PM Words to Ponder  
broadcaster1
Over 1,000 Posts (1,938)
Pacoima, CA
age: 56 online now!


Quote from duchessa:
broadcaster1:""""
As much as I disagree with the OP on a lot of other
issues I think the post is correct""


Are you aware that the OP was sent to me by a friend?


It would have been a natural assumption that a "friend" and "words of wisdom" may have had the OP's endorsement, if so that would have been a point at which we would have had an agreement. If not then it is sad that on this issue also we may seem to beg to differ.

Norbert Slidingbottom



8/5/2010 5:56:33 AM Words to Ponder  

duchessa
Over 10,000 Posts!!! (11,238)
Yonkers, NY
age: 59 online now!


Quote from broadcaster1:

It would have been a natural assumption that
a "friend" and "words of wisdom" may have had the
OP's endorsement, if so that would have been a point at which we would have had an agreement. If not then it is sad that on this issue also we may seem to beg to differ.

Norbert Slidingbottom



Yes, I endorse what my friend sent to me...I wouldn't start a thread if I
didn't find it of value.

Too bad, I love our disagreements. LOL

8/5/2010 6:01:12 AM Words to Ponder  
arkansasnman
Over 4,000 Posts! (6,631)
Fayetteville, AR
age: 47


Quote from duchessa:
I received these words from a friend....

There comes a point in your life when you realize
who matters,
who never did,
who won't anymore...
and who always will.
So, don't worry about people from your past,
there's a reason why they didn't make it to your future.


People shouldn't base their life and philisophies on poems or cliche's.

......also, why in the hell catagorize people like that? It leads to stupid conclusions and bad decision-making.

8/5/2010 6:02:13 AM Words to Ponder  

grneydsnglmale
Grand Junction, CO
age: 52


Without a point of reference we are doomed to repeat past mistakes. While not LIVING in the past, I have to REMEMBER it in order to not screw myself up again the same way.
IMO...

8/5/2010 6:06:41 AM Words to Ponder  

pacifier69
Cattaraugus, NY
age: 45 online now!


its very important to remember when the grass was green as to not make the same mistakes again. theres no possible way to just "forget" the past. thats not how a mind works. it is important not to bring up the past to future dates. no one likes hearing someone whining about their ex.

8/5/2010 6:25:36 AM Words to Ponder  

crzyblubttrfly
Over 1,000 Posts (1,000)
Fort Smith, AR
age: 51


Hopefully we will have our" memory bank" for a long time. Experience has always been the best teacher. Even so ... "Don't let yesterday use up too much of today." ,will always be my favorite. I use it so DAMN much.

8/5/2010 6:27:32 AM Words to Ponder  

grneydsnglmale
Grand Junction, CO
age: 52


Quote from crzyblubttrfly:
Hopefully we will have our" memory bank" for a long time. Experience has always been the best teacher. Even so ... "Don't let yesterday use up too much of today." ,will always be my favorite. I use it so DAMN much.

Excellent quote!

8/5/2010 6:34:59 AM Words to Ponder  

abreathaway
Over 4,000 Posts! (4,699)
Tulsa, OK
age: 59


Quote from klassy_klown:
I like the way you think. I wonder if anyone exists who has not felt pain? Does everyone's pain have to be equivalent to be felt?

By the same token, are there those who have never experienced goodness? And does goodness have to be experienced on the same level to be felt?





I believe I should not drink whiskey.




Does the fact that someone else's pain is greater than yours, make you feel you pain less?

8/5/2010 6:36:52 AM Words to Ponder  

abreathaway
Over 4,000 Posts! (4,699)
Tulsa, OK
age: 59


Quote from crzyblubttrfly:
Hopefully we will have our" memory bank" for a long time. Experience has always been the best teacher. Even so ... "Don't let yesterday use up too much of today." ,will always be my favorite. I use it so DAMN much.



The most intelligent thing (which really shocked me) my ex ever said to me is, "if you don't quit living in the past you may lose your present"!

8/5/2010 7:18:54 AM Words to Ponder  
broadcaster1
Over 1,000 Posts (1,938)
Pacoima, CA
age: 56 online now!


Quote from duchessa:
Yes, I endorse what my friend sent to me...I wouldn't start a thread if I
didn't find it of value.

Too bad, I love our disagreements. LOL


They are merely points of view and as such nothing detrimental



8/5/2010 8:18:54 AM Words to Ponder  

trish2010
Over 4,000 Posts! (4,115)
Burley, ID
age: 38


Like this one too

Attitudes are contagious is yours worth catching?

8/5/2010 8:41:57 AM Words to Ponder  

stumppy
Over 7,500 Posts!! (7,968)
Bath, PA
age: 64


Life can be a b*tch,

If you are lucky you may grow up.

8/5/2010 10:02:12 AM Words to Ponder  
latestflame
Over 10,000 Posts!!! (10,681)
Germantown, TN
age: 33 online now!


OP where someoen buys roses is one thing that doesnt matter and it's the thought that counts.

8/5/2010 10:19:14 AM Words to Ponder  

gary_guitar_
Franklin, NJ
age: 54 online now!


I've got friends who have been in my life for a long time, friends who were in my life for a season, and friends who seemed to just pass through as quickly as they came.
God puts people in our lives for a reason; either we're going to learn something from them or teach them something, we're going to help them through a tough time in their lives or they're going to help us through one.
When we're really, really blessed, we will meet those friends who are there, no matter what and they're a joy to have in our lives. They stick around and we come to know what REAL friendship is. Passing friends and acquaintences are a dime a dozen, but true friends who will go the distance with us are the rarest and most precious gems we can ever be blessed with.

8/5/2010 10:23:35 AM Words to Ponder  

candyeyes83
Saint Petersburg, FL
age: 26


Quote from gary_guitar_:
I've got friends who have been in my life for a long time, friends who were in my life for a season, and friends who seemed to just pass through as quickly as they came.
God puts people in our lives for a reason; either we're going to learn something from them or teach them something, we're going to help them through a tough time in their lives or they're going to help us through one.
When we're really, really blessed, we will meet those friends who are there, no matter what and they're a joy to have in our lives. They stick around and we come to know what REAL friendship is. Passing friends and acquaintences are a dime a dozen, but true friends who will go the distance with us are the rarest and most precious gems we can ever be blessed with.


Hey Gary! Its good to see you I like what you had to say and its oh so true! No matter how difficult or challenging a person is to deal with, I also believe they enter our lives for a reason, either to help us learn or for us to help them learn something. Just a few years ago I didn't realize that, but now I do ~

8/5/2010 11:08:37 AM Words to Ponder  

duchessa
Over 10,000 Posts!!! (11,238)
Yonkers, NY
age: 59 online now!


Quote from arkansasnman:
People shouldn't base their life and philisophies on poems or cliche's.

......also, why in the hell catagorize people like that? It leads to stupid conclusions and bad decision-making.


Well, people base their life in whatever they feel is
the right stuff for them; some base their life in one
quote from their parents...others on a poem....another
group base it on religion. Guess what? Nobody has the
right to judge them. We are individuals and as such we
find solace in different ways.