Unchangeable

Flowers have withered,
Book pages have faded
But your eyes, your smile
It can never be outdated.

Much sweeter then honey
That’s what your kisses bring.
Oh the feeling it gives
It’s just so lingering.

Though stars are distant,
The moon unreachable
I will pick them for you,
Wrap it with the sky so blue.

It’s like our souls are chained,
Especially bonded
Fated to each other
Cannot be unfitted

Many years have passed,
Most of them I wasted
But those times spent with you
Will never be discarded

You’ve always been there for me.
I’ve always been there for you.
You never stopped caring for me
And I never stopped loving you.

For The Last Time

yesterday i was walking aimlessly

i was feeling happy and carefree

then i saw a very familiar face

suddenly my heart is on a race

she gave me her pretty smile

that i haven't seen for awhile

a few words and then some more

til' there's none to say anymore

concluded that our lives are well

we parted ways after a farewell

i know i have moved on already

yet it made my eyes so teary

remembered all the fights we had

it made our memories really bad

love ain't here for us to stay

so again i have to break away

for the last time i'm going to cry

but that would be my final goodbye

Simple Yet Powerful

Heavenly Father,

Walk through my home and take away all my worries and any illnesses. Please watch over and heal my family and friends. Bless my home, family and friends with peace, love and joy in Jesus name. Amen.

Inside My Heart

When darkness spreads over the sky

and the birds stop chirping from above...

When everything has quiet down

and all I hear is the ticking of the clock...

Just before I rest my weary eyes

I clasp my hands and bow my head...

I whisper to God my simple prayer

and thank Him for placing you

inside my heart.

10 Habits for a Stronger Heart

The smartest plan for attacking a heart attack is, of course, preventing one from ever happening. Choose three of the following strategies and make them a habit. The closer to the top, the more you reduce your risk of heart disease.

1. Convince Your Wife to Stop Smoking
Nonsmoking husbands of smoking wives face a 92 percent increase in their risk of heart attack. Breathing secondhand smoke boosts bad cholesterol levels, decreases good cholesterol, and increases your blood's tendency to clot.

2. Work Out for 30 Minutes, Four Times a Week
Middle-aged men who exercise vigorously for 2 or more hours cumulatively per week have 60 percent less risk of heart attack than inactive men do.

3. Lose 10 to 20 Pounds
If you're overweight, dropping 10 to 20 pounds lowers your risk of dying from a heart attack. A 10-year study found that overweight people had heart attacks 8.2 years earlier than normal-weight victims.

4. Drink Five Glasses of Water a Day
Men who drink that many 8-ounce glasses are 54 percent less likely to have a fatal heart attack than those who drink two or fewer. Researchers say the water dilutes the blood, making it less likely to clot.

5. Switch from Coffee to Tea
A recent study found that people who drink three cups of tea a day have half the risk of heart attack of those who don't drink tea at all. Potent antioxidants, called flavonoids, provide a protective effect.

6. Eat Salmon on Saturday, Tuna on Tuesday
Researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health say that eating fish at least twice a week lowers heart-disease risk by more than 30 percent. The magic ingredient is the omega-3 fatty acids.

7. Ask Your Doctor About Vitamin E and Aspirin
Men who take both cut the plaque in clogged arteries by more than 80 percent, according to a recent University of Pennsylvania study.

8. Eat a Cup of Total Corn Flakes for Breakfast
This cereal contains one of the highest concentrations of folate (675 micrograms) of any cereal. Taking in that much folic acid daily cuts your risk of cardiovascular disease by 13 percent, according to researchers.

9. Count to 10
Creating a 10-second buffer before reacting to a stressful situation may be enough to cool you down. Men who respond with anger are three times more likely to have heart disease and five times more likely to have a heart attack before turning 55.

10. Eat Watermelon
It contains about 40 percent more lycopene than is found in raw tomatoes, and a new study shows that your body absorbs it at higher levels due to the melon's high water content. Half a wedge can boost heart-disease prevention by 30 percent.

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