What can’t die is not alive. Food that can’t go bad, isn’t any good. To the extent that a thing is not perfect, it is real.
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Do the Easiest Things First. I’ve long recognized the value of this principle for ticket management situations, but I haven’t given it much thought in my personal life. I do tend to do “easy” things first, but then I run into problems once I run out...
Earlier this week, reader Betsy Nein had this comment:I’m 68 years young living in Fla. and wanting to do much more in my remaining years. Problem is, I’ve always knew what I didn’t like to do, but not exactly it was that I did like to do. What’s my...
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