One Kind Of Good Book

Our Jobs Make Relentless Calls On A Narrow Band Of Our Faculties, Reducing Our Chances Of Achieving Rounded Personalities And Leaving Us To Suspect (often In The Gathering Darkness Of A Sunday Evening) That Much Of Who We Are, Or Could Be, Has Gone Unexplored.

People Who Readily Accept The Need For A Gym Will Resist That Their Personalities Might Need Some Work Too.

True Love Is A Lack Of Desire To Check One's Smartphone In Another's Presence.

There Is Always The Option Of Being Emotionally Lazy, That Is, Of Quoting.

A Danger Of Travel Is That We See Things At The Wrong Time, Before We Have Had A Chance To Build Up The Necessary Receptivity And When New Information Is Therefore As Useless And Fugitive As Necklace Beads Without A Connecting Chain.