Another of the quips by the famous Will Rogers explained something that I never really understood until the years went fleeting by. Now I must admit I find myself chuckling as I read them. I am going to try to put another one of them to rhyme.
A quote from Will Rogers, “If you don’t learn to laugh at trouble,” he said
“When you grow old you will have nothing to laugh at, at all.”
When I was younger that meant not much to me for I did not see
That the funniest one in the room could easily be me.
Now that the years have passed swiftly by
I now realize Mr. Rogers was telling no lie.
When I look around I see misunderstanding and hate.
If I dwell on these feelings sadness will become my fate.
Therefore I have decided to look for the humor I see.
I will dwell on the laughter to rejuvenate me.
Even if it is myself that makes me smile
I have come to realize that a smile is never out of style.
So take serious the advice of a wise old man
And find humor in whatever form you can.
Laugh and the whole world laughs with you, it’s true .
Cry and you cry alone with nobody around for you to cry too.
It's certainly a joy to keep Will Roger's quotes around. There are joys all around if one takes the time to look and to think about it. How blessed we truly are! Thanks again...:)
Peave&Grace,
Sharon
I agree, life is too short to live it being depressed or angry. For it is much easier to forgive, to love, and to laugh! Enjoyed this much Lew! Good advice!
Blessings,
Joyce B.
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Peave&Grace,
Sharon
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Blessings,
Joyce B.
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