You have to lose your mind to come to your senses.

<babble>Whether one is comforted or discomforted by the fact that more things go unnoticed than noticed says a lot about that person’s comfort level.</babble>

There is a thin line between doing something for the greater good and doing something for the lesser evil.

It also takes faith to make possible a G*d who needs to give rewards in order to be pleased.

He who can reminisce about the future will always be happy.  —R-U.S.

<babble>Lack of knowledge today hurts less than yesterday’s ignorance. In other words, what you know today hurts more than what you thought you knew yesterday. :-)</babble>

<babble>If you think everything is right there must be something wrong. And if you think everything is wrong everything could be right. In other words, the best way to make things right is to make sure everybody thinks something is wrong.</babble>

I’m not odd. I’m just a little uneven. 🙂

Is it better to overdo things today so you don’t overdo them tomorrow or is it better to overdo things yesterday so you don’t overdo them today? I think I prefer the former but I could go either way on this one.

Just remember that the things we deserve can most likely be traced more to the things we didn’t do than the things we don’t deserve can be traced less to the things we did.

Hmmmm…..

Or is it the things we don’t deserve can most likely be traced less to the things we did than the things we deserve can be traced more to the things we didn’t do.

Or is it both?

That fine line between believing in what you don’t believe and in believing what you do believe.

You always need it right before you know it.

I think anonymity would be a great superpower to have. Imagine saying anything you wanted and not having to answer for it. 🙂

Is it more or less righteous to get what you deserve for the things you do? Maybe we need to stop asking what we did to deserve what we have and start asking what we didn’t do to deserve what we have.…

Ralph: The weight could be worth it.
Janet: The weight should be worth it.
🙂

Ralph: The wait could be worth it.
Janet: The wait should be worth it.
🙂