Objective Stimulation
One of my teachers always kept telling "Ignorance is bliss." Unfortunately, we have all taken a bite or two off the "K"nowledge apple. And the taste of kapple is as addictive as any other evil. Wish our minds were like hard disks, so we could format it anytime. Now we can appreciate why most of our grandmas were the happiest souls on the face of earth. They knew nothing else but to love their kids and the kid's kids.
Okay!! Now that the prologue has set us as human beings with half-baked dough in place of brains, its time to go on and read the article by Larry Salzman, a senior writer for the Ayn Rand Institute in Irvine, California.
Okay!! Now that the prologue has set us as human beings with half-baked dough in place of brains, its time to go on and read the article by Larry Salzman, a senior writer for the Ayn Rand Institute in Irvine, California.
posted by Venki at 2:51 PM
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Was that really all our grandma's knew? I think they did a lot of multi tasking.
My grandma among other things could cut and style hair, make jelly, garden, make jewelry, tend bar, she ran a bookie business. . ., cooked, owned a restaurant, waitressed, did pro floral arrangements - I could go on.
Nice to know about your wonderful grandma.
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