Recent Ponderables
by Alan Harris
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Matter veils spirit as daylight veils the stars. |
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Two axioms: The atom is infinitely divisible.* Oneness is infinitely aggregative. *Paraphrased from H. P. Blavatsky |
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Life is approximate. |
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The law of track and caregiving: when you jump one hurdle, the next one is not far ahead. |
| Darn evil to heck. |
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Your body is clothing for the soul that is you; your house is a suitcase for traveling through. |
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The thickest jungle to hack through is people's ulterior motives, including one's own. |
| There are two sides to every coin, and there are far too many coins. |
| Life is wonderful, but it's awfully time-consuming. |
| Clichés certainly take it on the chin. |
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If you have a body, you'll be fine. If you are your body, trouble ahead. |
| Was yesterday's forever a day longer than today's? |
| Dandelions bring comic relief to the more serious lawns. |
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You know it's going to be a bad day when you look at the bathroom mirror and there's nobody there. |
| Cities happen. |
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If it weren't for life, a lot of things would be harder to do. |
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To learn what a penny is worth, throw it away and list the things you can no longer buy. |
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While some people search for the Holy Grail, others search for a good buy on plastic cups. |
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Perhaps the airlines hire men with deep, confident voices and teach them how to fly. |
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Trusting the universe might be easier if we could find it. |
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