Life is a never-ending journey. You asked if we lose freedom when we get married? Partially yes, because if you are a very loving wife, when you love your family above everything else, you will always set aside your personal ambitions, needs, etc. but this could not always be the case because it depends on the agreement between the husband and the wife. Each of them can still have some freedom, but that freedom should be within the bounds of marriage.

Our life here on earth is like a passing journey. Like a clouds in the sky its here a little while then its gone so we must make the most of it. Lets face it, the final destination of every human is death. When we are born our journey starts on earth and ends up with death. In life, we have many priorities to become successful in our chosen fields like pursuing our own career, getting rich, and travelling the world everything that money can buy and offer. But the questions is, was this worth all along? To spend our life here on earth away from God? Do you often think if you pray to him? Praise him, and asking forgiveness for your sins? For all your negligence, indiffirence, and ungratefulness for all the blessing he bestowed upon you. Do you ever ask yourself if you live in the accordance with the laws of God? How often do you share your blessings to others or even help the needy and give your helping hand to reach them out? Or was it you are deaf from their misery blinded by your own selfishness and pride because of your wealth? Sometimes people are mean and uncaring. What they wants is only for the benefit of them. What if God forbids something happenned to you and its time for you to go? You cannot say no for death is like thief that comes in the night and ready to take you up. The lesson in life is that don’t burden yourself for material things for this are temporary what matters most is that you’re spiritual life. How you live your life united with God totally obedient to his will.

Those are words that a person should learn as part of good manners. I wonder why your student scratched your arm with a coin! Good thing you did not get tetanus from it; you could had flunked her for being so rude! ha ha ha! I don’t know there are really people who do not know how to act well; maybe because they do not have GMRC subject in grade school; it is Good Manners and Right Conduct; we had in public elementary school, so many,many years ago!

But a person do not need to take such subjects on good manners, it can be learned even at home during childhood years.

Hahahaha, actually she dropped the subject for feeling afraid of what she was doing.lols.I called her attention and spoke to her that I was okay after that incident. She returned back to class and she felt happy after. There are some many students this time lacking good manners in fact they do not greet their teachers when meet them anywhere in the campus hahaha. That is the result for failures students do not accept their failures.

Is it Portulaca olaracea or locally known as ulasiman? I read its benefits and I have planted one when I saw it growing in a neighbor’s yard, but I had not tasted it.

Once the Customer enters inside a Bank he generally expects some attention from the employees. He expects somebody to come and assist him so that he can leave the bank finishing his work with confidence. He needs some trusted people. Here in this aspect, the Banks especially Private Sector Banks are far ahead of their counterpart Public Sector Banks.

A smiling face will always have its value wherever it is. A small smile with an attention and care towards a customer will do a lot than a routine attention and care. They smile and give you information politely explaining the things with a lot of patience. This is one of the positive signs of Private banks which we all should appreciate and the Public sector Banks need to know. It needs special training of the employees the value of which the Public Sector Banks have now realized and are implementing. They are picking up now.