Thank you!

Thanks :)

ha ha - I bought a car like that once - fixed it up and sold it for quite a profit - mind you, Deb didn't appreciate the spray paint marks on the driveway - no paint shop for me, lol

I will not send this last one to Deb - she tried copying me and doing keto - then, intermittent fasting - Um, let's just say she can't get past the idea that eating fat makes your pants fall off, lol.

Ha ha love the first one - sending it to Deb - she hates Smart Cars - actually gets angry when she sees one - I try to avoid parking lots with her, lol. It's probably b/c I bought her a 3 cylinder Suzuki

THANK YOU

Thank you so much!

You like that line? Ha ha, it's true though.

Thank You!

Thanks, @steemityourway, but fiction is a whole lot truer than life and the best lives imitate art :)

Two sets of pagodas from totally different eras--it reminds me of a MacNeice poem: Soundlessly collateral and incompatible: World is suddener than we fancy it. Two different dynasties and two different

thanks

Thank you!

Thank you! Seems daunting :)

Ha ha, NSFW to be sure, but face it, my friend, your lovely wife is your life. As for money, I just heard on the radio today about a fellow who won 55 million in a Lottery - Too much responsibility - He's

Well, Alan, I make my own - mind you, it's taken a year to perfect but Deb told me recently she prefers my pizza to the store bought ones - It takes about 45 minutes from start to finish including clean-up

Thanks, Alan - I think life experience is the equivalent of a university education, but you may still be paying years afterwards :)

so true - and as for the interpretation, well, it's public property and it's up to others how they use it

ha ha - at least you're not putting your reading glasses in the fridge :)

An intriguing post, @slowwalker - the importance of work. You may be surprised to learn that the Buddhist saying is an almost verbatim restatement of a passage in the New Testament - 2 Thessalonians 3:10