The principles of structured stone
convey a scheme for living
like when to bear the weight alone
or when to be forgiving,
and how to harness common sense
when squaring strong foundations
a level is your best defense
stay true in all relations.
Are You Reading Me?
Best advice I've heard all day. You can learn a lot from stones! Especially smart ones.
ReplyDeleteI was a stone once. Hey spunky new title on your page !
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Glenn
I am reading you most every day. Nice new look and the poem is indeed a good blueprint.
ReplyDeleteNice Header...reading you like a blueprint! Do you believe that Glenn was once a stone? How do you suppose he came back as a big ugly cricket? Makes ya wonda.
ReplyDeleteYes I was a foundation stone in a medieval church near Dorset.
ReplyDeleteWell I'm glad it rocked you Shirley ;-) Now I think you should tell Glenn you're sorry, it's not like he's a big hairy spider, besides crickets make sweet music.
ReplyDeleteI've always meant to ask you Glenn, is weta pronounced with a long or short e? (don't ask me what that has to do with your comment) Spunky huh, I like that! And how praytell did you extricate yourself from that church without bringing the whole thing down, or is this a past life thing?
Hey Billy, well I'm glad someone is and thanks for all your efforts!!
Nice bit o Wednesday wisdom there.
ReplyDeleteoz, does it matter that I posted it on Tuesday? 8^P
ReplyDeleteWell, I read it on Wednesday so for me it is Wednesday wisdom
ReplyDeleteAww shucks it weren't nothing for a little ol' piece of metamorphic rock:-)
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Crunchy We(short e)ta
Maori words use basically the same vowel sounds as Japanese.
Ahhh, that explains it. And I just wanted to say woohoo, my first comment section in double digits, thanks to everyone who has ever stopped by and took the time!
ReplyDeleteOK...let's make it 12. Sorry Glenn. I'm sure you were a most gracious stone. (Happy Now?)
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