Thought for TODAY: 1st March 2012

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The less number of hands you have to wipe your tears the more stronger you will become.

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  1. Unknown2 January 2013 at 23:01

    you know...i wasn't able to comment what i did...i gave a reaction of all the posts...instead...

    and i suppose i read it before also...and truly speaking it's is one of the best...no matter how many times you read it...it makes a deep impact to one's life.

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    1. Privy Trifles3 January 2013 at 10:26

      Thank you:)

      Yes this is one statement which has helped me sail through times when I needed someone badly as I wanted to cry my heart out but sadly there was none at that time. And today I dont need anyone

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