I WOULD RATHER - 2

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BY FERDI FUENTES (+)





Be sincere than a hypocrite



Be authentic than untrue



Be better than good



Be a cooperator than a competitor



Be hopeful than hopeless



Be reading than gossiping



Be right than wrong



Be competent than ineffective



Be a food producer than a consumer



Be fair than greedy



Be early than late



Be clean than dirty



Be happy than sad



Inspire than discourage



Praise than criticize



Plant than cut trees



Reuse than abuse nature



Walk than ride



Smile than frown



Have less than more



Have a pure heart than material possessions



Serve than be served



Pray than waste time



Blaze a trail than stand still



Be a CHILD OF GOD

(filipino: tagalog)

 
MAS MAMATAMISIN KONG

Maging taos-puso kaysa mapagbalatkayo

Maging totoo kaysa maging mapagkunwari

Maging mas mabuti kaysa mabuti lang

Maging kaisa kaysa katunggali

Maging puno ng pag-asa kaysa walang pag-asa

Maging pala-basa kaysa pala-tsismis

Maging tama kaysa mali

Maging may kakayahan kaysa walang bias

Maging tagagawa ng pagkain kaysa tagaubos

Maging patas kaysa ganid

Maging maaga kaysa huli

Maging masaya kaysa malungkot

Maging inspirasyon kaysa pampahina ng loob

Maging tagapuri kaysa tagapuna

Maging tagapagtanim kaysa tagaputol ng mga puno

Maging mapanagutang gumamit kaysa sumira ng kalikasan

Maglakad kaysa palaging sumakay

Ngumiti kaysa sumimangot

Magmay-ari ng kaunti kaysa ng marami

Magkaroon ng busilak na puso kaysa ng maraming mga materyal na bagay

Maglingkod kaysa paglingkuran

Magdasal kaysa magsayang ng oras

Mag-ukit ng landas kaysa tumayo lamang

Maging ANAK NG DIYOS!
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