Glass half empty - Glass half full

Well! I am an optimist so, in all walks of life I have always looked at glass half full and I always make efforts to not to get myself looking at the emptiness of the glass. I guess it all depends on howmuch you want out of life. Sometimes, you will be happy for what you have sometimes one gets greedy so, they may not be able to look at the water in the glass at all, even if the glass is full :)

if you have given the example of glass then i would like yo tell you that it is depending on the way you take it for examplr ; you are given glass half filled with water then what you will say , you will mostly say that it is hafl filled with water and i will say that it is fully filled half with water and half with air !!!!

We have two children (and a third on the way). The older one, Jay looks at life as a half full glass, and contentedly relishes the contents! The younger one, Kavi looks at the same thing as half empty and expends energies to find ways to fill up the glass. Then with a sense of accomplishment he looks around for approval with glee. Both are delightful, though the younger one makes up for his petulance with a very demonstrative and loving nature. At various times, I have looked at something from both perspectives and rejoiced in either or become dejected. But learning from our children, it matters little if we perceive the glass to be either half full or half empty. What matters is what we do about it. If the glass is half full of the good stuff - savour it or fill it up, hoard it and savour it. If it is half empty with the poor stuff, rinse out the glass and make space for the good stuff.