Last week, I wrote a post on clichés (see here), and how I was hearing some clichés differently.
I am learning that clichés have much to teach me. (Other things that can teach me a lot: this blog; other people’s blogs; other people in general; machines including phones, fax machines, and pacemakers; and animals including cats, zebras, black rhinos, and small rodents including this one, which — if my memory is correct — is a dwarf hamster whose official title includes one of the countries in the map I posted yesterday:
Anyway, I would like to add another cliché to the ones in that previous post:
6. The best things in life are free.
Yes, indeed. Including water. And love.
Thanks for reading, everybody! (And to quote Jonathan Hilton, a loyal and appreciated reader, all’s well that ends well.)
I have just a few drafts of blogs I haven’t finished or posted. One is called “A Cliche Worth Being.” ha!
Maybe we’re so in sync because we shared so many childhood experiences together ?
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