Ahh very good PVZ. Stay curious and never eat 3D chicken! Kinda crazy epitaph someone like Oscar Wilde might put on his tombstone. Hmmm … that gives me an idea 😉
I am fond of that aphorism, Lauren, that says to be interesting, one must be interested. I used it in the post of course. And when I meet people who exhibit interestedness in abundance, I always want to be more like them.
Regarding the Campbell's Soup piece, I coined an expression many years ago that speaks to this:
"If mould doesn't eat it neither should you!"
Geoffrey, that's a great rule that I haven't heard before. Thanks for sharing it.
Ahh very good PVZ. Stay curious and never eat 3D chicken! Kinda crazy epitaph someone like Oscar Wilde might put on his tombstone. Hmmm … that gives me an idea 😉
Now, 2D chicken, count me in....
I read the dairy farm piece in the NY Times. well done. bone dry humour, and a real sense for the guy. thanks for this.
Laurie, bone dry is best form of humor, I find. The audience decides what to make of it. Thanks for reading. Keep going.
this one was my favourite; I had to do a double take, then laughed out loud.
' ''Don't want to give up,'' said Mr. Rich, in a relatively long-winded explanation...'
If we lose our curiosity, we become boring! Love this post Paul.
I am fond of that aphorism, Lauren, that says to be interesting, one must be interested. I used it in the post of course. And when I meet people who exhibit interestedness in abundance, I always want to be more like them.