Truisms From Down Under
Don't put your best years behind you.
Failures are best made on our own terms.
Success tells one they can succeed.
A warm person is often the happiest.
Money puts escape holes in one's pocket.
Hugs are better than shrugs.
Common ground leaves less bones underground.
Fiends thrive in the absence of friends.
Age is nothing, health is everything.
Straight talkers don't usually slouch.
Life without passion seems to be in fashion.
Love wins the top prize for endurance.
Those who read labels are mostly more able.
When people eat at the table conversation holds the floor.
One's level of fitness depends on the distance between the couch and the
fridge.
Wisdom lets one know the right time to end a good piece of poetry.
Copyright © David Smith | Year Posted 2021
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