Lousy Day and Other Thoughts

Lousy Day

I have just read a booklet about how to be a feature article writer. A feature article, it says, is one that contains facts and ideas. So I read some articles and it’s true that they are full of facts, but the ideas, if there are any, are so mediocre and boring that I would rather read the treatises of Aristotle on various subjects or The Prince of Machiavelli.

I have a severe migraine now-I wonder if that’s the consequence of reading that booklet. What will I do? Lie in bed. The trouble with migraine is that you don’t know when it comes. But when it comes, prepare for a lousy day.

In the evening, the migraine eases up a bit. I can now resume my work. Am I having a real work? How can a homebody have a real work? It’s better not to pursue these questions lest the migraine would come back.

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Open New Doors:  Quotes on diverse subjects.

Creativity: “Creativity is intelligence at work.”

Innovation: “Open new doors. Don’t stick to old ones.”

Pain: “Pain, when seen positively, will guide us.”

Direction: “Always read between the lines. You won’t be at a loss.”

Problem: “If there’s no solution, then there’s no problem.”

Being Right: “I do my thing because it is right, not because it is acceptable to many.”

Confidence: “We have had enough information and ideas. Now, it’s a matter of who’s

                     got the nerve.”

Drinking: “I condemn the person, not the wine, if it makes him more stupid.

                Wine is neutral. It fuels either stupidity or intelligence.”

Being Gifted: “A gifted person is not expected to clean the house all day.”

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