Typically we thing of doubt as a 'bad' thing. But is it? What if we doubt a lie, is that 'bad'? What if we doubt what we've always believed but no longer works and stopped doing the same unworkable things over and over hoping for a different result? Doubt can be a 'good' thing. For more of this kind thinking, please read: The New Professionalism: Connecting Science and Spirit, available at www.WisdomAtWorkUSA.com.
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Definitions
Aquadextrious:
The art of turning the bathtub tap on with your toes.
Pain:
A cat licking your sunburn.
Budget:
A method for going broke methodically.
Willpower:
The ability to eat only one salted peanut.
Profanity:
The linguistic crutch of inarticulate idiots.
Boat:
A hole in the water surrounded by wood into
which one pours money.
Bachelor:
One who treats all women as sequels.
Cigarette:
A pinch of tobacco, wrapped in paper,
fire at one end, fool at the other.
Flashlight:
A case for holding dead batteries.
Taxpayer:
Someone who doesn't have to take a public
service exam to work for the government.
Consciousness:
That annoying time between naps.
Stress:
The confusion created when ones mind overrides
the body's basic desire to choke the living daylights out
of some idiot who desperately needs it.
Jury:
Twelve people who determine which client
has the better lawyer
Chickens:
The only animals you eat before they are
born and after they're dead.
Hospitality:
Making your guests feel at home,
even if you wish they were.
Adult:
A person who has stopped growing at both ends
and is now growing in the middle.
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