Disgrace
“A person who dies rich dies disgraced.” Andrew Carnegie Carnegie was an early advocate of charity...
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Chance
“Chance favors the prepared mind.” Louis Pasteur Pasteur’s is a more elegant way of saying “luck...
Old Age
”Old age and the wear of time teach many things.” Sophocles There are advantages to being old. In some...
Doing Business
"The chief business of the American people is business.” Calvin Coolidge The photo is from Mesa Verde NP....
Not Shocked
“Perhaps one has to be old before one learns how to be amused rather than shocked.” Pearl Buck American...
Arguing
“There’s no sense in arguing over what you can’t change.” On the other hand it is only through arguing...
Despair
“Despair is a mortal sin.” William F Buckley I could list all of the government actions that could cause...
Words Seldom Seen: Liminal
Liminal Adjective: In-between, in transition, in an early stage of development. Example: "Since they were...
Getting Ahead
People who go with the flow are more likely to get ahead. This is certainly true in most employment situations...
Words Seldom Seen: Lacuna
Lacuna Noun: An unfilled space, a gap. Example: "The lacuna in the book was the lack of discussion of where...
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