P.S. I Love You

While I was browsing the mini library in our office, I saw this thin manual entitled "P.S. I love You" compiled by H. Jackson Brown, Jr.

It was a compilation of P.S's which is commonly found at the bottom of a letter. Here are some of it and maybe we can learn from this words of wisdom.

P.S.

What you are becoming

is more important than what

you are accomplishing.

I Love you,

Mom

P.S.

Dearest Daugher,

you don't have to prove yourself to me,

your father, or to anyone. If you have

done your best, that's all that matters. Are

you content and satisfied with your efforts?

That's the only question to ask.

I love you,

Mom

P.S.

Life is teaching you some painful lessons.

But it is from adversity that strength is born.

You may have lost the inning, but I know

you'll win the game.

I Love you,

Mom

P.S.

Awareness is a major key to success.

Keep your radar finely tuned.

You never know where a good idea will

come from

or how far it will take you.

I Love you,

Mom

P.S.

Carrying a grudge is like a run in a

stocking - it can only get worse.

Forgiveness is the answer.

I Love you,

Mom

P.S.

Good Manners sometimes means simply

putting up with other people's bad manners.

I Love you,

Mom