Heavy Summer Rain

In a radical kitchen, only a Real Revolutionist can separate his whites from his yokes without breaking his eggs.

The organization of interests can prove to be their demise.

(Systematize it and kill it…poor little darlings.)

A chap in the City once stated, “The good thing about plans, and talking about plans, is that they don’t cost anything.”  (But, contra, Pierre, they often cost EVERYING, that is, the proposed project IS replaced by the talking.)

A person considering a huge purchase excitedly notes that a friend has offered to help arrange the financing.  A listener thinks to himself, “I’m not at all sure that having someone prepared to help you go in debt is any cause for celebration.”

In the City, even during a heavy summer rain, you should not casually mistake kindness for a ’52 Lincoln.

J.