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Savvy Words

Just a few savvy words of advice on any topic familiar to you:

A. Anticipate the least likely with weather, events and people.

B.


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My shoes got stolen. I guess they needed them more than I did?

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Though you may not always fully understand the bits and pieces of information and insights and suggestions,

trust your subconscious

(especially when you awaken from deep sleep to receive the Night Shift's Work Report: Summary and Detail).

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Salvey Wurdz

Balm

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Originally posted by ChessPraxis

Salvey Wurdz

Balm
Hey, C.P. Salvey, everybody who does something well deserves to be recognized.


Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Hey, C.P. Salvey, everybody who does something well deserves to be recognized.
Few do well Bob. Human fallibles always surface.


Originally posted by apathist
My shoes got stolen. I guess they needed them more than I did?
I was sad because I had no shoes--until I saw a man who had no feet.

😛


Originally posted by ChessPraxis

Few do well Bob. Human fallibles always surface.
Friends we choose reflect much about who and what we are (and, if we have the courage and will, may one day become).

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Advise, given to all women by White Russian Cosmetologist in Belgrade exile during 1930's:::

Women, be good if you wish, be smart if you can, but beautiful you under any circumstances must be.

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There are no ugly women, just lazy ones.

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Originally posted by Paul Dirac II
I was sad because I had no shoes--until I saw a man who had no feet.

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That is a strong thought, except that all the suffering in this world eases my pains not one tiny bit. 🙁

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You do what you can.

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Trust but verify

Ronald Reagan, 40th US President

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Measure twice, cut once.

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