My abuelita, who was from Jerez, used to say "El que come y canta, loco se levanta." That was because when I would visit her and have breakfast with her, I would sing or hum and wiggle around on my seat. I remember asking my tia Carmen, what that meant. I realize now, as an adult, that I needed to have it explained to me, so I could process the information. I do recall "understanding" what my abuelita said. Marge:)



On Jan 5, 2006, at 5:32 AM, Joseph Puentes wrote:

I was wondering if anyone has "sayings" or "poetry" that is

inspirational that originates in or from Jalisco, Zacatecas, Chihuahua

and Aguascalientes? [See that wasn't too hard to make on topic was it???]



joseph



This is very cool.



http://www.eightprinciples.com



1- Get focused - who you really are

2- Get focused - be selfish; don't waste your time

3- Be creative - stop following the rules

4- Be creative - start scaring yourself

5- Use your wisdom - don't be serious

6- Use your wisdom - get rid of the crap

7- Take action - stop being busy

8- Take action - start something













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