Giving/Taking
All good things must come to an end
Can’t argue with that….
Babble in progress
Cutting corners
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The only ditch I want to be buried in is the ditch that I couldn’t get out of.*
That fine line between couldn’t and can’t. 🙂
Jumps of Faith
Perfect timing sometimes requires jumps of faith.
Babble in progress.
Perfect timing requires bold action?
Still babbling…..
A leap of faith is nothing more than bold action.
A leap of faith can always be nothing more than bold action whereas bold action can never be something less than a leap of faith?
Apart from that
Postdecessor
Funny anecdote
We were at BJ’s last night having a few biers with friends. The local Catholic priest, who shall remain nameless, was eating a pizza at the bar. I thought the pizza looked delicious from where I was sitting. I asked the bartender to order me what the priest was having.
That pizza was amazing! Maybe the best pizza ever. Upon the completion of our meal I decided to go talk to the Father…..
That’s when Janet stopped me dead in my tracks, saying: “Don’t do it, honey. Let him go in peace.”
🙂
Choir preaching
There has always been too much choir preaching. How else to explain the gridlock in almost every human endeavor?
This and that
Let’s not and say we did
Agreeing to disagree is less healthy than disagreeing to agree. Or, to put a more positive (less negative) spin on it, disagreeing to agree is healthier than agreeing to disagree. —R-U.S.
Protected: Hen-pecked?
Exceptional?
Just a thought
“For a man to be a true believer and to be strong and independent is impossible; religion and self-sufficiency are contradictory terms.”
—Dr. Albert Ellis, “Case Against Religion: A Psychotherapist’s View and the Case Against Religiosity,” 1980.