Six-Word Saturday

for Six-Word Saturday

Too tired to walk.

I’d planned to participate in Jo’s Monday Morning Walk, but after getting home from work and then having to resolve a computer issues, I’m beat and need to go to bed. So instead, I’ll share this bit of wisdom gleaned from the ramen restaurant where we ate on our first night in LA after getting picked up from the airport. The food was delicious, BTW.  Today I hope you have time to sit, eat, and be happy!

10 Ways to Love

This is excellent advice, regardless of your religion or lack thereof.

10 ways to love:

1. Listen without interrupting ( Proverbs 18 )

2. Speak without accusing ( James 1:19 )

3. Give without sparing ( Proverbs 21:26 )

4. Pray without ceasing ( Colossians 1:9 )

5. Answer without arguing ( Proverbs 17:1 )

6. Share without pretending ( Ephesians 4:15 )

7. Enjoy without complaint ( Philippians 2:14 )

8. Trust without wavering ( Corinthians 13:7 )

9. Forgive without punishing ( Colossians 3:13 )

10. Promise without forgetting ( Proverbs 13:12 )

Young or immature?

As the Weekly Photo Challenge theme is now two hours late in posting, I’m going to free myself and do a post anyway.  That likely ensures that the prompt will come up as soon as I post, but so it goes.  I’m tired of waiting.  Instead, I’ll share an Ogden Nash quote.  Have a wonderful weekend!

Sunday sayings for Saturday

Shared joy is a double joy, shared sorrow is half a sorrow.

~Swedish saying

Wednesday wisdom

Here are a few quotes I like that I ran across recently in books I was reading.  The books were fiction, not non-fiction; mysteries, not classics or philosophy; demonstrating that there is wisdom to be found in many places.

Sunday sayings

Money without honor is a disease.
~ Balzac

Poverty wants much, but avarice, everything.
~Publilius Syrus