Jan 30
Aristotle supposedly said one swallow doth not a summer make.
His disciple Theophrastus then wrote a treatise on precisely how many swallows it took.
Don’t be Theophrastus.
The Zen master Joshu told his student to throw away anything in his mind.
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Former editor of Gilbert Mag and columnist for NC Register. Freelance for many print pubs. Publishes here every Monday, plus. Paid Medium Member.
