Sometimes We Even Have To Risk Making

Every Job In The World Has Some Built-in Boredom. No Man Can Stay Excited About Something Every Minute He Is Doing It. Routine Is As Necessary To Life As Water Is To Beer; It Is The Base That Holds The Flavors And Spices Together.

Biding One's Time Is A Very Different Thing From Patience.

Because Way Down Deep They Know That Civilized People Have To Preserve Rare Birds.

The Way I See It, The Difference Between Farmers And Suburbanites Is The Difference In The Way We Feel About Dirt. To Them, The Earth Is Something To Be Respected And Preserved, But Dirt Gets No Respect. A Farmer Likes Dirt. Suburbanites Like To Get Rid Of It. Dirt Is The Working Layer Of Earth, And Dealing With Dirt Is As Much A Part Of Farm Life As Dealing With Manure. Neither Is User-friendly But Both Are Necessary.

Sometimes Silence Is A Habit That Hurts?