You Can . . .
. . . get a lot out of life
by helping other people
get what they want
out of life.
An Excellent Way . . .
. . . to avoid
or end any argument:
just say,
“Maybe you’re right.”
Instead Of . . .
. . . asking “Why?”
all the time,
once in awhile
you might try asking
“Why not?”
It’s Interesting . . .
. . . to note that
good judgement comes from experience
but
experience comes from bad judgement.
There Was A Fellow. . .
. . . in our gym class
that was so lazy
all he did
was diddly-squats.
I Don’t Worry . . .
. . . about
what people think
because
they don’t do it very often.