Osophy on Specialness, Everydayness of
Something doesn’t have to be unique to be special.
Something doesn’t have to be unique to be special.
A window washing man washed my car windows outside the theater tonight. I offered him some change but he just said to “pay it forward,” adding later that he was a “spiritual window washer.” Perhaps he also meant karmic window washer? But he probably washes spiritual windows, too.
louder ≠ more truthful
Please, people: if you ask someone to do something for you, you know, like a really cool job that is paid with money, please be sure that you want him to do it. Asking someone if he wants a particular job (and he responds with an enthusiastic “yes”) only to take that job away from that person soon after is not cool. Not cool at all. In fact, it is decidedly uncool.
There is this girl
And she sings real nice
And she smiles real big
And she keeps it real
There is this girl
And she works real hard
And she walks real tall
Even though she’s real short
There is this girl
And she has a dog
And she makes good french toast
And she reads this blog way too much
And I love her
The person who said “a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush” obviously wasn’t a very good shot.