Tuesday Tidbits #134



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Welcome to the limited series, Tuesday Tidbits. A collection of quotes to provide inspiration, determination, and elevation. I hope you find something that brightens your day!

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Our judicial system is for sale. Justice becomes whatever outcome you can afford to purchase.


I hope there are not any extraterrestrial beings. We can’t get along with the people who share our only planet. Outsiders don’t stand a chance.


We must pass on our flawed history without polish to the generation we raise. It is only the truth of our failures that gives providence to a better future.


Careful with the dosage. Your favorite scent should linger in the mind, not in the room.


A single day does not forever make. All things, both good and bad, pass in their time.


Sometimes, when I am talking to myself, I think the other guy is an idiot.


There is nothing more vivacious on a woman than a well-rounded intellect.


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Now get out there and write something!

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Comments
16 Responses to “Tuesday Tidbits #134”
  1. beth says:

    love the single day line. things can turn on a dime

  2. Hehehe…I often think the same when I am talking to myself! Great tidbits my friend!

  3. Each and every one of these tidbits is great! The one about our judicial system being for sale really punched me in the gut, because that is 110% true.

  4. kristianw84 says:

    I loved all of these! The first one about the judicial system is sadly true, the one about the single day is deep, I absolutely loved the one about dosage, “fragrance should linger in the mind, not in the room” is such a great line! The one about talking to yourself made me laugh, and the last one made me smile!

  5. Jim Borden says:

    I know that feeling of talking to an idiot!

    and it’s always good to know that a bad doesn’t last forever…

  6. petespringerauthor says:

    “Those who fail to learn from history are doomed to repeat it.” How can we learn from history when we rewrite the present?

  7. All so good. Many posts could be written with all these punch lines. Unfortunately, the price of justice is getting outrageously expensive!

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