That's deep. And a fairly intriguing quote

*quotes for later philisophical talks X3*

It's part of "The Prayer for Serenity". You can find the whole thing on Google.

you have such a good way with words =3

Very fitting for whats happening now

*nods* I thought so.

Change what you can, don't worry about the things you can't blow up, and always remember the difference between the two.

You've studied with Master Sergeant Leo?

One moment of serenity...
How I missed that.
I thank you, Zannah! (bow respectfully) m(-_-)m

(^w^)

Hmm, bad memories. Back when my brother was heavy into drugs and trown into a crappy rehap center, they pretty much furced our entire family to learn that bloody prayer. Balls all it did.

*hugs* Sorry to unearth bad memories for you, hun. :( I have similar issues with some of the bible verses my mother quoted at me over and over again when my father was dying of cancer.

No worries. Heck, I don't mind if other people can confide in sayings from a bible, or any book. And I'm sorry if I brought up any bad memories for you.

Stolen from the song from India.Arie. Look it up

I meant in

I know it only as the Prayer for Serenity. The message is what really matters.

I know, just wanted to say something ^_^

I have read that before, it is very profound.

And very, very true!

:)

Funny, I haven't seen that for years. My mother had a wooden slab with that on it, yet it was not seen against after we moved. That pretty much describes me perfectly, and to believe that I didnt truly know what it meant when I was younger, yet was doing such throughout my existence.

Thanks to reviving back a past memory, Zannah. *Hugs*

The problem is that they lack the desire to accept.

*hugs*

*Smiles & hugs back*

<BOOM!> <tat-tat-tat-tat!>
Sorry, Jon! I can't hear you with all this Liberty going on behind me!
<whistle.............. BOOM!>

j/k! something funny to lighten the mood

I'm glad you posted that, both in my journal and here.
So true! So wise.

*hugs*