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Early morning wisdom

Misunderstanding is preceded by lack of communication therefore make swift toward conversation.

Be swift in letting others know you value the friendship and relationship.

You can't say for anyone else what is due them. You just have to know what is due you.

Ladies, let not looks and charm be the illusion to draw you away from what you know to be right and pledge not to hurt friends because of it.

Make no excuse for trying to delay happiness when you yourself are wrapped in the arms of the one you love.

Don't accuse one of not being swift in their actions, only to follow them around and hinder their progress.

Don't profess the mountain achievable to climb if you are going to be the one striving to pull them down.

Don't take the bread nor the crumbs that one has created either by vision or accomplishment and then pity them when they have no food after you have taken it to make wealth for others.

To every woman who supports and encourages another, who shines their light so others can see, who has been a virtual mother, inspiration, and given wisdom to many- I salute you this day. For that too is one of the highest acts of civility known to mankind


~T.G~

* Similarities to other writings not intended.

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