The Best of 2009
We get these lists of the 'best whatever' between Christmas and New Year's, and I'm not immune from doing one of them just to have an easy post. But I blundered across this bit of genuine wisdom from the late Charles Schultz, creator of the "Peanuts" comic strip, and I just had to share it.
Take a moment and read the whole thing. Don't get overly concerned about answering the questions at the top.
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What others think is important often turns out to be little more than a illusion. The "Top Stories of 2009", including the Tiger Woods saga or Lance Armstrong's return to the pro peloton, are minor, and ultimately forgettable events compared to those that have a genuine impact on our lives. But I won't elaborate on this any further. Just go read Mr. Schultz.
Take a moment and read the whole thing. Don't get overly concerned about answering the questions at the top.
LINK
What others think is important often turns out to be little more than a illusion. The "Top Stories of 2009", including the Tiger Woods saga or Lance Armstrong's return to the pro peloton, are minor, and ultimately forgettable events compared to those that have a genuine impact on our lives. But I won't elaborate on this any further. Just go read Mr. Schultz.
posted by Ed W at 10:39 AM
2 Comments:
I found it interesting how the only part of the list above I could do was the Nobel Prize winners.
Which raises the question - why didn't John Kerry win the Nobel Peace Prize?
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