Little intent receives little reward, for it is neither thought, nor utterance of one’s intentions that adds visible tranquility to a given situation, but rather what actual activities produce.
— Papi Proverb 410
The end of one’s week should be viewed often even as the end of one’s life. The beginning of one’s week should be viewed often long before the end of one’s week; in what place to spend it –...
The complacency of the fool is to his shame, whereas; the inquiry of the wise is to his reward. Just ask directions!
The blossoming uses, of disrespect from the mouths of fools, invariably discovers fruit being detained and clinging from the very point of release.
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