You get to a point where you'd settle for life, liberty and the pursuit of can't-complain.
Overheard: "I have nothing against the human race. I just think there are better role models for our children."
There's a point in life when it's probably easier to leave the clutter where it is and put yourself out on the curb.
You have to believe that there's a little good in everyone, although, if there isn't, that would explain everything.
It is still possible to be a blind optimist. And there's word, recently, of optimism among the hard-of-hearing.
From Reflections
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