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I’ve noticed that those with vices are much more tolerant individuals.
That made me laugh–I’ll bet we are!
I honestly don’t think you can make generalizations. Plus some people might consider something a vice that other may not. I’m just saying, its an individual thing and has a lot of dimensions. If you call vices bad habits- we all have them.
Yeah, but the thing about perfection is that it’s dull. In the immortal words of Billy Joel, one of our generation’s best-loved musicians: “I’d rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints….the sinners are much more fun…” 😉
Well, if perfection is dull, then the perfect sinner would be dull, too. Right? 🙂
yes!
Heehee! Gimme some spice!!! 😉
Me, too!
Billy Joel said he’d rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints.
‘zactly. See my reply to Boomer Tuber’s comment.
I love a little ‘spice’ in my mix- just not so much that my life is on fire.
No jalapeno for you? 😉
Same old, same old gets very old. And boring. Absolutely.
Especially as we age and have years of same old same old!
I like the spice!!