Originally Posted By chickendumpling When solving problems, dig at the roots instead of just hacking at the leaves. ~ Anthony J. D'Angelo
Originally Posted By chickendumpling So true, Mrs ElderP. Now if everyone in politics could just agree on *what* and *where* the roots are!
Originally Posted By mele Lately, I just keep this thought in my head: Worry narrows, gratitude expands.
Originally Posted By Lisann22 In the Bay Area, there was a DJ team called Frank & Mike that hosted a morning show for over 25 years together on a the SF Giants flagship station. I listened to them as a young girl with my dad everyday driving to school and then to work with my mom all summer. Mike did a bunch of characters and my favorite was O'Bradley O'Bradley - his tagline was fitting to chicken's quote above; "digging down deep to get to the bottom to stay on top." I have no idea why but that just tickles me and I never forget it. ;>
Originally Posted By chickendumpling Those are both really good quotes! Thanks for sharing them. I love good quotes in case you hadn't noticed.
Originally Posted By Lisann22 I love quotes too. At Christmas when I was shopping for my secret pal for the Bash, I wanted to get a quote on a plaque that had some good meaning behind it. I was standing at this rack looking at the all the quotes, saying them softly to myself and I guess deep in contemplation. One of the clerks said "Like I think you just like broke the record for like reading and like totally thinking about each quote on the rack." She and another clerk started laughing and she said "Like I don't even know what half of those are like about." I smiled and said "If you understand, things are just as they are; if you do not understand, things are just as they are." I think they are both still standing there. It's a Zen saying, BTW. ;>
Originally Posted By jdub >>One of the clerks said "Like ..." She and another clerk started laughing and she said "Like ...."<< I'd, like, have made that my last visit!
Originally Posted By Lady Starlight A great deal of intelligence can be invested in ignorance,when the need for illusion is deep.
