Since I bought a Sun Cellular Sim Card, my phone never got tired of saying, “You have a Message!” Everyday, I receive more or less than 40 messages, aprroximately:

• 4-inspiring-God-is-here messages
• 5 Hey-guys-text-me-I’m-bored-group-messages
• 5 Hey-guys-I-am-about-to-blah-blah-Wish-me-Luck-group messages
• 10 terrible sad love quotes
• 8 touching friendly quotes
• 3 funny jokes\par
• 1 green joke\par
• 2 go-for-the-luurve quotes
• 1 freakin-chain-letter-text
• 1 Hey-Xyla-what’s-up-real-personal message

Whew! And guess what, only 10-25% of the total messages I receive a day remain and stay in my phone until I have forwarded them to my lists of sunsters and finally, be replaced by another set of quotes.

So what about them, huh? I just realized that forwared messages may affect your mood. They affect what you are feeling at the moment as soon as you’ve read it. They can make your day as bright as a sun or as gloomy as hell. You might want to thank the person who sent you for encouraging, inspiring and strengthening you OR even curse that person for reminding you agin your must-have-forgotten-but-keeps-on-coming-back past and letting you feel like you’re carrying a large boulder behind you! Rarr! That’s the reason why not all messages I receive everyday are kept in my inbox. Why would I keep messages which will just make me feel blue, right? Now if you don’t want to be lonely, delete those sad quotes and read those enlightening and inspiring words over and over again! It might be a little help!

I was just wondering, who could possibly those people behind those quotes? Have you thought of that, too?

Well, Mr./Ms. inspiring quotes maker, if you are reading this, I just want to thank you for brightening up my day, 24/7! (wink!**) . And to the terrible sad quote writer… do you know how much teary eyes and hurt feelings you’ve caused because of your down-causing quotes?! If you dont… tsk tsk tsk. Yari Ka!