Sometimes You Have To Lose To Win

There's A Theory That Snoring At Night In Sleep Is A Subconscious Defence Reflex-a Warning Sound That Frightened Potential Predators Away From The Mouth Of The Cave When Our Lower-paleolithic Ancestors Huddled In Vulnerable Sleep. That Group Of Nomads, Cameleers, Sheep And Goat Herders, Farmers, And Guerilla Fighters Lent Credibility To The Idea, For They Snored So Thunderously And With Such Persistent Ferocity Through The Long, Cold Night That They Would've Frightened A Pride Of Ravenous Lions Into Scattering Like Startled Mice.

I Don't Know What Frightens Me More

We Have A Saying In Marseilles: A Man In No Hurry Gets Nowhere Fast. I Have Been In No Hurry For Eight Years.

Poverty And Pride Are Devoted Blood Brothers Until One, Always And Inevitably, Kills The Other.

Every Virtuous Act Has Some Dark Secret In Its Heart; Every Risk We Take Contains A Mystery That Can’t Be Solved.