*image by Ben Harubin

 

 

And now some news from Wall Street (a definition, in fact):
Being human: A glut on the market.

While men, not without foundation, refer to the mind's abilities as being
"limitless," they yet do not fully comprehend the real basis for the observations,
nor recognize the subsequent ramifications arising there from.

Even in the land of commercial sweet shops, there is a distinction between
super-hero bakers with real super-hero powers and those with but frou-frou ones.
Those who never learn to distinguish the apparent lack of horizons from a
landscape solely conjured will forever be victim of distorted sight.

All-and-all (always-as-always): It doesn't matter how hard you look if you continue
to look in the wrong places.

A kid asked the older guy who was always around (apparently family),
"Can men actually help one another?"
"Physically," he replied.
"How about otherwise?" asked the boy.
"Technical advice," he replied.
"Anything else?" further inquired the lad.
"Well...maybe telling someone else to shut up," he answered.

 

A woman asked her friend, "When people say that they ‘don't get it’,
are they telling the truth?"
"Yes," he replied.
"Well how about when they say that they do get it?"
"Then too," he replied.
"Humph," she exclaimed, "Well then..."

A chap asked a mystic, "If I could remember everything that ever happened to me,
would I be awake?"
"Yes," he answered.
"Well if I could forget everything that ever happened to me, would I be enlightened?"
"Yes, again," he again replied.
"Hmmm...," hmmmed the fellow, "well just -- 'hmmm' then."

And the headline to that story was "It's All A Matter Of...Well, You Know."

A man asked himself, "What's the difference between trying, and talking-about-trying?"
"None -- not as long as you remain ME," some part of him replied.