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The Holstee Manifesto - Live your Life

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THIS IS YOUR LIFE. Do what you LOVE and do it OFTEN. If you don’t like something, CHANGE IT. If you don’t like your job, QUIT. If you don’t have enough time, QUIT WATCHING TV. If you are looking for the love of your life, STOP. They will be waiting for you when you START DOING THINGS YOU LOVE. STOP OVER ANALYZING, LIFE IS SIMPLE. All emotions are beautiful. When you eat, appreciate EVERY LAST BITE. Open your MIND, ARMS, and HEART to New Things and People, We are united in our DIFFERENCES. Ask the NEXT PERSON you see what their PASSION is, and SHARE your INSPIRING DREAM with them. TRAVEL OFTEN; getting lost will help you FIND YOURSELF. Some OPPORTUNITIES only come once, SEIZE THEM. Life is about the PEOPLE you meet and the things you CREATE WITH THEM. So go out and START CREATING. LIFE IS SHORT. Live your DREAM and wear your PASSION. Source:  http://shop.holstee.com/pages/about http://reflectionof.me/life-35362

10 classic Indianisms in English language

We are a unique species,   aren’t   we? Not humans. Indians, I mean. No other race speaks or spells like we do. Take greetings for example. A friendly clerk asking me for my name is apt to start a conversation with, “What is your good name?” As if I hold that sort of information close to my heart and only divulge my evil pseudonym. Bizarre. Which got me thinking about a compilation, a greatest hits of the 10 most hilarious   Indianisms   out there. And here they are.  1. 'Passing out' When you complete your studies at an educational institution, you graduate from that institution. You do not "pass out" from that institution. To "pass out" refers to losing consciousness, like after you get too drunk, though I’m not sure how we managed to connect graduating and intoxication. Oh wait … of course, poor grades throughout the year could lead to a sudden elation on hearing   you’ve   passed all of your exams, which could lead to you actually "passing o