Publication date: Spring, 2008 |
Maxims & Counsels A compilation of observations, criticism, and advice for living in the modern world. Selections from the projected volume, updated as time and inspiration permit.
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From Maxims & Counsels ... It has been written by some of the wisest men that one ought never to laugh too much lest one give the impression of being a fool: It has been written by some of the wisest men that one ought never to laugh too much lest one give the impression of being a fool: but life is so uncertain, its pleasures, too often, so limited, that the real foolishness would be to deprive oneself of the pleasure of laughing. * Whenever it seems the world contains nothing but deceit, selfishness, and betrayal, one ought to keep in mind that one can always buy a dog. * "Even a dog can get nasty." — But unlike humans, hardly ever to one to whom it owes the most! * "I don't like dogs, I like cats." Anyone who hears this can be sure he's listening to someone either very stupid or a little depraved. * |
Other books by Renald Iacovelli: LILY SNOW |
| (c) 2006-2007 Renald Iacovelli |
