May cut into strips and insert in next recipe for deep-fried life*
- New roofs and new trees are a new sky.
- New sky renews the heart. New actions renew the mind. Together they are a renaissance.
- To look straight ahead is as simple as putting on a mask.
- The road to hell may be paved with good intentions.
- The road to material success may be paved with bad intentions.
- The road to true success is always cobbled, and when one arrives, all intentions have been overcome.
- Wading in shallow places may find you deep in thought.
- One’s intentions must be kept well-organized like your papers.
- Some to sign, some to wrap, some to wipe.
- An unclear diamond can be used in a saw.
- An unclear mind tells many stories.
- Small misfortune displacing many great misfortunes is great fortune.
- Listen to the voice telling your story, and you may not tell it again.
- If we speak to hear something said, we are surprised when it is true.
- The organized person and the disorganized person always have enough time.
- Muddy thoughts waste time. He that steals your time, steals your freedom.
- The value of your home is not the value of your thoughts but the state of your home is the state of your mind.
- Wooden shelves were invented to put stray thoughts away.
- To forgive our parents, we often will repeat their mistakes.
- When a day can seem a month a year may be just 12 days long
- One’s innermost needs may be met by one’s outermost needs–and conversely.
- Plastic shelves work just as well as wooden shelves.
* Without lucky numbers. Without daily Chinese lesson.
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