yawnimia

There is no reasonable alternative to growing old.

yawnimia, Geoffrey W Wright, in Life and Death and Health and Disease

One who cannot find the time has lost himself.

yawnimia, Geoffrey W Wright, in Wisdom and Ignorance and Happiness and Misery

That which is necessary may not be indispensable.

yawnimia, Geoffrey W Wright, in Wisdom and Ignorance and Altruism and Cynicism

There are so many fewer words than there are things to say.

yawnimia, Geoffrey W Wright, in Art and Literature and Wisdom and Ignorance

We say so much and tell so little.

yawnimia, Geoffrey W Wright, in Wisdom and Ignorance and Altruism and Cynicism

I need a lot of things; the least of which is advice on what they are.

yawnimia, Geoffrey W Wright, in Wisdom and Ignorance and Altruism and Cynicism

One who speaks for himself may not think for himself.

yawnimia, Geoffrey W Wright, in Wisdom and Ignorance and Success and Failure

One who has something to say about everything has little to say about anything.

yawnimia, Geoffrey W Wright, in Wisdom and Ignorance and Success and Failure

The most expensive commodity is experience; we pay for it with our lives

yawnimia, Geoffrey W Wright, in Success and Failure and Wisdom and Ignorance

It is not the tallest man that casts the longest shadow- it is the last man standing at the end of the day.

Geoffrey Wright, in Success and Failure