Words Of Wisdom

My son's Grandfather on his Mom's side always said a few things that made me chuckle.

One was "When you work with the masses you work with the ***es".

And the other was "I always expect the worse that way I am never disappointed".

My Dad was a good man but didn't share a lot of his thoughts unless angry and then you didn't wait around to hear them any longer than you had to. The one thing I will always remember him telling me when I was in high school and started to date was:

"We ain't taking in no borders".

That pretty much summed up my birds and bees conversation.
 
Do not date at the office (That is where I met my wife).

It is hard to soar with eagles when you are herding turkeys.

God is very good at helping them that help themselves.

Life is a garbage sandwich, the more bread that yu have, the less garbage that you eat.

Money is not everything, unless you don't have any.

It's not the things I did that I regret, but the things that I did not do.

I will take luck over skill any day.

The harder that I work, the luckier that I get.

If I thought that I was going to live this long, I would have taken much better care of myself!
 
Never discuss politics and religion with people is the one piece of advice my parents gave me that has always stuck with me. Best thing they ever taught me, really. I follow it to the letter...mostly...except when under cover of anonymity on the internet.:D
 
"You're not the only pebble on the beach."
"It is better to be alone than to wish you were."
"If you ever need a helping hand, there's one at the end of your arm."
Regarding discussing politics and religion:
1. Don't discus religion because most people don't understand it well enough to discuss it intelligently
2. Don't discuss politics because the two sides are so polarized today.
 
1. Look twice because what good was the right-of-way if your dead
2. Debt is a commitment to your past investing/saving is a commitment to your future.
 
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