Prevention is Better than Cure

by Cristina Nuta - Many people nowadays are very little concerned about their health and they refuse to go to the doctor’s for a check, periodically. They say that time does not permit them to do this or just because they feel ok and they don’t need to see a doctor.The only moment they see themselves obliged to go to the doctor is when they really feel sick and they don’t have another possib ...

Date added: 03 February '07

The Young Will Always Admire and Contest the Old

by Herminne Tonita - Young generations have always found something to argue about: they aren't pleased with school, with their parents, or with the rules imposed by the community they live in. They always consider the rules they have to obbey to be too strict, and they don't want to understand that discipline and taking responsability for your actions means a better development of your personal ...

Date added: 18 February '07

People are Always Good Company When They are Doing What They Enjoy

by Herminne Tonita - Whenever you are sick and tired of staying indoors you call a friend to come over to your place or to go out. You know when you are not alone you'll feel less bored and you'll find something interesting to do. But if you ask someone to do something they don't enjoy they aren't such a good company. This means that you're having fun when you're doing exactly the things you en ...

Date added: 25 February '07

Prevention is Always Better than Cure

by Herminne Tonita - Going to the doctor's represents one of the worst experiences in our lives: long hours of waiting, the check-out, medicines, diets. The situation goes worse if you have to stay in the hospital. So as to avoid all these awful moments, it's better the prevention and to the cure. Staying healthy in the society we live may become a challenge: all the pollution and the stress ca ...

Date added: 26 February '07

Difficult is Always the First One that Occurs

by Cristina Nuta - All things are difficult before they are easy When we are said to do something which implies a little effort from our part, our first impulse is to say that thing is difficult to do. We start to complain and we consider that it isn't worth doing that thing. For example, if we have to learn by heart a poem of twenty stanzas we will say we won’t be able to learn it because ...

Date added: 07 March '07