"Drops of Life" by Steven Ringelstein. Connecting Us All. Creating a Flow.

If a person can tolerate his own past, including mistakes, why not tolerate the past and the mistakes of others?

Before you buy into gossip, give it back to whoever offered it to you or it may cost you a friendship.

The friends who are hardest to get close to are the toughest to lose once they let you get close.

There is no need for an individual to put himself down. His “friends” will do it for him.

When your friend’s name and yours are at the beginning of every story worth telling, at the end is a friend worth keeping.

“Complimenting a person on their clothing or perfume is acknowledging their effort to look good for you. Not acknowledging these things is pretending to be blind and being stupid.”

“When milk becomes friends with chocolate they form chocolate milk. When eggs, flour and milk become friends they form dough. When all these ingredients become friends they form a chocolate cake. The flavor of your destiny depends on your friendships.”

“A good friendship requires a connection beyond initial perception and compatibility. If this connection is made, invest the time it takes to explore and discover all the attributes of this friend.”

“True friendships are like gravity because they make you stick around.”