Wednesday Wildcard

Self-respect is spending a half-hour deciding what to wear when it's been twenty years since anyone noticed. 

Robert Brault

Sunday Sermonette

In the parade down Main Street, we celebrate the heroism of the moment, failing to notice, in the faces lining the curb, the courage of the day-to-day. 

Robert Brault

Thursday Tickler

 We are all multiple personalities, sanity being an agreement as to which one will represent us in public.

Robert Brault

Sunday Sermonette

 It is good, occasionally, to remind yourself of what you most cherish in life and ask yourself what you did today to cherish it.

Robert Brault

Saturday Sampler

 Nostalgia:  the more or less fond memory of anything in our lives that does not kill us.

Robert Brault

Wednesday Wildcard

You can recall a joy in your life without feeling the same rush of elation; you can recall a sorrow without feeling the same crush of grief; but you cannot recall the slightest social gaffe without feeling the same flush of embarrassment.  

Robert Brault

Monday Musing

 The human body is 60% water, and like water everywhere it is forever recycling.  The teardrop that evaporates on your cheek falls again as a drop of rain nourishing the plant that another eats.  As human beings we not only share the same sorrows, we may, in the end, cry the same tears.

Robert Brault