Poverty's Potential For Character Building Is Far

He'd Once Heard A Story About A Monastery On The Top Of Some Mountain In Japan Or Somewhere. After A Long Trek In The Cold To Get There, The Monks Would Offer To Sell You A Cup Of Coffee. You Had A Choice: There Was A Two-dollar Cup - Or A Two-hundred- Dollar Cup. When Pressed To Explain The Difference, The Monks Were Reported To Say, 'a Hundred And Ninety-eight Dollars.'

There's Always A Price For What You Want.

I'm No Spring Chicken. The Same Arthritis That Ate Up My Left Hip That Finally Got Replaced Hasn't Stopped There... And Touring Is A Lot Of Work. I'm Impressed When I See People Like Eric Clapton Out There. Gee Whiz, Eric, Give Me A Break! I Know It's Gotta Hurt Somewhere.

There May Or May Not Be A God Or Gods; The Siblings Do Not Concern Themselves With Proving Or Disproving Such A Thing. By Definition, Gods Are More Powerful Than Men, And Thus Quite Able To Fend For Themselves Without Help.

Poverty's Potential For Character Building Is Far Overrated.