Sunday, June 25, 2023

Sunday Thoughts

Just because you support an injustice doesn't mean you will one day become a victim of it yourself, but that would be the opening line in Las Vegas.


We are all biased when it comes to judging ourselves, although it is questionable whether this actually favors the defense.


It is always just one thing.  When it goes right, it seems that everything is going right.  When it goes wrong, it seems that everything is going wrong.  But it is always just one thing.  The rest of the "everything" is inconsequential.


Tuesday, June 20, 2023

Tuesday Tickler


"One of the hardest things to do when you have no explanation is to keep it short." 





Tuesday, June 13, 2023

This Happiness Thing

The greatest obstacle to joy is a fully paid-up joylessness.


You can look ahead to happiness, or you can look back on it, but it's so hard to notice it to your left or right. 


We fancy that we would be happier in some far away place, as if you could catch a plane to a state of mind.


The key to happiness is pretty much the same as the key to worry and anxiety -- you must learn to make a big deal out of nothing.

Monday, June 12, 2023

Mirthful Monday

"One thing you learn in a long marriage is not to assume someone is dead just because they're unresponsive." 



Saturday, May 8, 2021

Saturday Sampler

 You come to see that aging is not a graying of the hair or a wrinkling of the skin but, rather, a tiredness that comes over the eyes. Renewed youth is not a cosmetic to be applied to your cheek; it is a rebirth of interest and engagement that shines in your outlook.


Robert Brault

Monday, April 19, 2021

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

Thursday, April 15, 2021

Thursday Tickler

It is not a great work of art if it shows the work or, for that matter, reveals the art.

Robert Brault