目录
An Invisible Smile
看不见的微笑
Get Thorrough Understanding of Oneself 悟透自己
An Invisible Smile 看不见的微笑
Think Positive Thoughts Every Day 积极看待每一天
World of Wisdom 感悟生活
A Good Measure of Equanimity 平和的心态
Choose Optimism 选择乐观
Our Pursuit of Happiness 我们对幸福的追求
Giving Life Meaning 给生命以意义
Boro to Win 生而为赢
Let Love Go
将爱放飞
When I Become Old 当我日渐老去的时候
Love Needs Words 大爱无声
Keep Walking in Sunshine 一直走在阳光里
An Invisible Wall 无形的墙
Loving an Imperfect Person 爱一个不完美的人
I Love Go 将爱放飞
Love and Telephone 爱情与电话
The Roese from Heaven 来自天堂的玫瑰
Love Without Measure 爱无尺度
A March Snow
三月的雪
A Wayfaring Song 旅行之歌
On the Seashore 海边
A March Show 三月的雪
Our Love Is Simple as a Song 单纯如歌的爱
Sand Dunes 沙丘
Ode on a Grecian Urn 希腊古瓮颂
Rush 匆匆
Pride and Prejudice 傲慢与偏见
Letter from an Unknown Woman 一个陌生女人的来信
Late Summer 晚夏
Baby's Wold 孩童的世界
The Old Man and the Sea 老人与海
Life Is a Theater
人生如戏
Life Is a Theater 人生如戏
Get Victory out of Defeat 转败为胜
Wait a Little Longer in Despair 绝望时再等一下
Only a Man…
If Only 情理之间
Happy Life 幸福生活
The Perfect Time to Start Is Right Now 实现梦想，很好时机就是现在
To Be a Super Financer 爱线，更爱幸福
Using the Force of Yoga 接触瑜伽的神奇力量
摘要
Keep Walking in Sunshine
一直走在阳光里
Years of storms had taken their toll on the oldwindmill. Its wheel, rusted and fallen, lay silently inthe lush bluegrass. Its once animated silhouette wasnow a tall motionless steeple in the twilight sun.
I hadn’t walked across our old farm in fifteenyears. Yet the sensations came flooding back. I couldsmell the freshness of new mown alfalfa. I couldfeel the ping of the ice-cold summer rain, and thesun’s sudden warmth on my wet shoulders when itreappeared after a brisk July thunderstorm.
Rain or shine, I used to walk this path each dayto see Grace. She always made me smile, even afterSis and I had just had a big squabble. I would helpGrace with her chores. Then we would visit over agenerous helping of her delicious homemade chocolatecookies and ice cream. Being confined to a wheelchair didn’t stop Grace from being a fabulous cook.
Grace gave me two of the greatest gifts I’ve everreceived. First, she taught me how to read. She alsotaught me that when I forgave Sis for our squabbles, itmeant I wouldn’t keep feeling like a victim. Instead, Iwould feel sunny.
Mr. Norton, the local banker, tried to forecloseon Grace’s house and land after her husband passedaway. Thanks to Pa and Uncle Tony, Grace could keepeverything. Pa said that it was the least he could dofor someone talented enough to teach me to read!
Soon folks were coming from miles around tobuy Grace’s homemade cakes, pies, breads, cookies,cider, and ice cream. Mark, the grocery store man,came each week to stock his shelves and bring Gracesupplies.
Grace even had me take a big apple pie to Mr.Norton who became one of her best customers andfriends. That’s just how Grace was. She could turnanyone into a friend!
Grace always said, “Dear, keep walking insunshine!” No matter how terrible my day started, Ialways felt sunny walking home from Grace’s house —even beneath the winter starlight.
I arrived at Grace’s house today just after sunset.An ambulance had stopped a few feet from her door,its red lights flashing. When I ran into the old house,Grace recognized me right away.
She smiled at me with her unforgettabletwinkling blue eyes. She was almost out of breathwhen she reached out and softly touched my arm.Her last words to me were “Dear, keep walking insunshine!”
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