...every act of true friendship is proof of a rising luck-potential within us. Such actions are like oil, lubricating the psychological mechanism of generosity which so many allow to rust unused within them.
~ A.H.Z. Carr (Author of How to Attract Good Luck: And Make the Most of It in Your Daily Life)
A very dear friend gave me a Guess wallet as a birthday gift.:) I feel 'super' blessed, especially because my friend isn't well-off and she specially sent it from New Zealand.:) Furthermore, I wasn't expecting a birthday gift from her. Just her friendship is a good enough gift for me.:)
If I can tell that someone whom I have met for the first time is 'dangerous', obviously I can also tell who are not my real friends and who are those who befriend me with ulterior motives. I may not say it but it does not mean that I do not know. I may not look smart but it certainly does not mean that I can be easily deceived.
Dare to Dream
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Some colleagues may appear to be friends but I know they are not, because true friends will never deliberately go around telling others things about me that are not true time and again.
Friendship is built on sincerity and trust. If a person gets close to me with ulterior motives, it shows and it also destroys trust. True friendship has no hidden agenda.
With reference to my earlier posts, I must say that I am not against foreigners and foreigners working in Singapore per se, because I do have friends who are foreigners.