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Politics — A crooked politician gets into office because honest people fail to do their part.
A politician is a person who works up their gums before the election and gums up the works afterward.
We are not so much interested in where a politician stands as we are in which direction he is moving — if any.
Nothing is politically right, which is morally wrong — Abraham Lincoln.
Polite — Politeness is an expensive way of making friends.
A lady gave a little boy an orange. His mother asked, “what do you say to the lady?” The boy thought for a moment and said, “peel it.”
Praise — Men, try praising your wife even if it does frighten her. — Billy Sunday
Destiny — The future destiny of a child is always the work of his mother. — Napoleon
The devil’s meal is all bran.
Do you have time to kill? How about working it to death?
Writing — Writing requires an application of glue to the seat of a chair.
Say it with flowers
Say it with mink,
But never, Oh never,
Say it with ink.
Though authors use the same words, some seem to string them together better.
An author is never successful until he has learned to make his words smaller than his ideas. — R.W Emerson
It’s not the It’s the
Ability Aim
Beauty Book
Delivery Decisions
Hate Harvest
To serve — What we can do for Christ is the test of service; what we can suffer for him is the test of love.
Poverty — Being poor is a problem, but being rich is not the answer. — C. Grant
Ego — A high brow is a person educated beyond their own intelligence.
An egoist is an “I” specialist.
When people are wrapped up in themselves, they make a pretty small package.
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Manny appears throughout the Noir universe, and hints of his past are shown but never fully revealed, that is, until now. He needs to be seen as he was, what he came to, and how he got there. It is no secret this is my favorite book to write to date. In fact, if I am not mistaken, my very first full origin story, and I loved every minute of it. So much so that I did not want it to end, and because it is an origin, I had to decide where I wanted his story’s cutoff. I had many ideas but settled on this one. I hope you agree with my decision and assure you you will see Mr. Van Johnson again. The series continues with my most significant endeavor yet; see you there.
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