Life is a ball.  There are days when things are doing pretty well, and there are days when you just feel like the world is about to crash on you.  When it rains, it pours, as they say. 

Good things come in bundles, sometimes one after the other.  Oftentimes you can’t believe they’re even happening at all!  But when the awful things start to come, be prepared, because they also come one after the other!  No need to despair at all! When things start going wrong, I always try to look at the bright side of life.  There’s so much to think of!  It isn’t always so bad, afterall.  Thoughts of those days when good things poured like rain always make me feel better about life.  My dad used to tell me to “always make a stock inventory of everything that you do in life!”  These words echo in my mind over and over again.   And when you do make a stock inventory, you begin to see the good things that you tend to overlook because of the worries that load you at that moment.  Am I right or am I right?    

Life will never be perfect, as I constantly say.  But I always consider the bad days as challenges in life that make me a stronger person.   Through these challenges, I discover something new in myself, and something new about life.   Life is beautiful, life is wonderful.  No matter how awful some days turn out to be for me, I would keep my hopes up, and look forward to the coming of a better day.  I do what I have to do, and God will take care of the rest. Here’s a little collection of some nice music that I like listening to whenever I’m making that "stock inventory" of my life.  I would fix myself a cup of coffee, sit down and just relax.  Music always makes me feel good.  Christian music, instrumental music, they all inspire me to think about love and to appreciate the beauty of life.  It sets me on that mood to think clearly, to evaluate things, and to make new plans and goals.   It inspires me to look forward to a better day ahead.  Let me share this beautiful music to everyone.  You may feel like listening to them every now and then.