As Though it Never Happened

A certain person was asked why they never mentioned a certain tragedy that had recently befallen them, and they said, “As though it never happened.”  “You surely can’t mean that,” came the reply.  “It was so long ago,” said the person.  “It was only yesterday,” insisted the reply.  “So long ago,” said they, “as though it never happened.”

As he sent his boy off to tend to city affairs, a father advised, “Remember, think mediocre.”

Forget vampires, zombies, and the un-dead, the real ripe character is the Revolutionist, “He Who Returns From The Living.”

When it’s all
an act,
it’s all
bearable.

It’s one thing for a man to forget his duty, another to forget pay day.

J.