Thursday, June 14, 2012
Cocktail napkin wisdom
Oh so true.
I currently have 3 benefits of a good forgetter that I've collected over time and quote quite often. I'm not sure if I should replace one with this or add it to the list or just know that there are additional benefits.
My 3 benefits:
1. Forgive and forget is easy. Skip forgive, go straight to forget, and you can't hold a grudge.
2. When your old auntie tells you the same boring story for the 20th time, you can listen intently as if hearing it for the first time.
3. You can hide your own Easter eggs.
Consistency
Not sure if this is really true or just a great excuse for those who are inconsistent and imaginative. (As seen in Irvington VA.)
A fanatic
In Irvington, VA on the Chesapeake Bay, we ate breakfast every morning at a cute little shop in town called "The Local." It was in a row of quaint shops all connected yet all separated by white picket fences and these cute little signs with insightful quotes poked out of the ground in strategic spots. Just as you finished chuckling at one, there was another.
Tacky but clever
More wisdom from a come from a tea towel? (Seen in the gift shop at The Tides Inn in Irvington, VA on the Chesapeake Bay.)
Southern Diplomacy
Who knew such wisdom could come from a tea towel? (Seen in the gift shop at The Tides Inn in Irvington, VA on the Chesapeake Bay.)
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