Self vanity

Budi, a boy grade 3 just won a medal as the best reader in the class. Lulled by vanity, he boasted before the maid at home, "Aunt, look, if you want to be able to read as well as my aunt." The maid took the book, looked at him, and finally said haltingly, "Son Budi, I can not read."

Arrogant like a peacock, the little boy ran into the family room and shouted to his father, "Well, Aunt could not read, while I was only 8 years though, I've been able to read a medal for excellence. I want to know how the hell he felt, looking at books but can not read. "

Without saying a word. father walked to the bookshelf, take a book. and gave him to Jake and said. "Aunt feel like this." The book was written in German and Bob could not read a single word.

Boys will never forget the lessons that one moment. When the feeling of pride comes, he will quietly remind him, "Remember, you can not read in German".
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Do You Know ?
200 years since Napoleon Bonaparte invaded Venezia, not enough to make a bunch of people there to forget his actions in the past. A group of people Venezia plans to sue Bonaparte with reason, the man who is considered the tyrant has stolen artistic objects.

This lawsuit, all for the campaign that the former ruler of France's statue removed from the heart of Venice St.Mark Square museum. Marble statue of 2.5 meters was showing Napoleon with an open chest and muscular body holding a globe in his left hand. Powered by the merchants of Venice, as a token of gratitude to Napoleon that have made this city as a tax-free port.
 
This statue is located in St. Mark's Square, from 1811 until 1814, when the city fell into the hands of Austria. The statue was later moved to San Giorge Maggiore. Historians lose track of where the statue was, until it was rediscovered in a Sotheby's auction.
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Words of Wisdom Today.
People become so remarkable when they start thinking that they can do something. When they believe in themselves, they have the first secret of success. (Norman Vincent Peale)