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

… was one of the BEST ever. 😉

I think the longer one can engage in inconsequential or unproductive activity the better off one will be in the long run. —R-U.S.

You will be sorely missed.

Happy Birthday, Matthias Christian Scherer!

Chapter 13 Verse 11:

When I was a child, I spoke as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child. But, when I became a man, I put away the things of a child.

I would rather think that I might be wrong than to think I know I’m right, I think. 🙂
–R-U.S.

When facts cloud your judgment, confusion reigns.
–R-U.S.

Shouldn’t it be “For better or worse, richer or poorer, in health and in sickness?” Why did they switch that whole first is better thing, i.e., “For better or worse, richer or poorer and in sickness and in health.”

I guess whoever wrote those vows wanted to end it on a good note. 🙂

Also I think there is a thin line between give and get and give and take. In fact, there may just be 4 types of people in the world. Those who give, those who get, those who take and those who get taken. 🙂

Sometimes “getting it” can mean you don’t really get it and “not getting it” can mean there’s nothing to get. 🙂
–R-U.S.

You can’t have good without bad but as long as you have more good than bad it’s all good.
–R-U.S

There is a fine line between changed for the better and fixed for the worse.
–R-U.S

Wouldn’t it be great if the more things changed the more they didn’t stay the same?
–R-U.S.

DEHABILITATED (adj).

Used in a sentence: The righteous need to be dehabilitated constantly. This dehabilitation will probably never get off the ground since the state of righteousness usually comes about through rehabilitation. And therein lies the rub. 🙂