"Omar Khayyam"

 No, I don't want to drop at your place for dinner on my way from work,

No, I rather prefer you didn't feel obliged

to honour me to stay overnight,

No, I haven't a slightest interest to see,

how your living room conversion finally turned out to be,

No, I am not interested to hear how your last meeting turned out,

No way I am going to blow my Friday night' freedom

to hear about your successes during your day's meeting,

No, I am not going to pretend to be happy about, or even get excited,

of how your business lucnh turne out to be,

No, as strange as it might seems, your dream garage

holds no fascination for me,

No, I am not going to accept your invitation for your product reception,

I know that I will yawn throughout, I can't smile,

No, I am afraid I can't fit your business brunch into my busy schedule,

I rather go out with my friends and laugh, and just be,

No my phone is cut off and my email caught a virus, nothing works,

I have ran out of fax sheets and note pads and all,

No thanks I won't accept your generosity in buying me all,

No, I rather be alone, sitting home on Friday nights,

watching TV and eat potatoe chips, and a glass or wine.

knowing that there is no one to preach me throught out the night,

I rather be alone, and forsake a secured life with you,

and shopping all day with no fear, and be a useless doll for you

No I am not your prize, and never will be one,

go find yourself someone,

No I truly rather be alone,

Thanks but no thanks to you...............

I just ran out of my office, didn't care what time it is.  As I was driving home and listening to my favorite song, I saw the shadowy mountains, so brilliant and so majestic.  I love mountains, and I love nature.  It was then that I humbly thanked God for giving me my eyes to be able to see this amazing natural beauty.  And..suddenly, as always, I thought of the less fortunates.  Not that I love sadness but I always have a check mark to make sure I do see everything.  I thought of Congo and Sudan and Darfur.  Did you know that in Darfur one in every five children die before reaching the age of five? did you know that the average age for women in that region is 42? did you?

So the next time you look at the full moon, or see the sun, or see your beloveds..Just think of the less fornuates in this world, and DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.....................

A mere donation as little as few dollars would help those people............ I wished I was a doctor so I couild go and help.  I truly admire and respect those who dedicate their lives to humanity. God bless them as I am sure he will........:) let's help...