Quack_Quotes

Talk about duality of meaning. The author meant it as a lament. It expresses the frustration of forced procrastination, of delays unintended and of opportunities lost. It expresses how every thing is meant to be done tomorrow. But I read it quite the opposite. Tomorrow means another opportunity, of potential and possibilities. By promising yourself tomorrow, you are promising hope and look forward to the future. And to do it every day is express how hope springs eternal. It also says about how tomorrow is yours and yours to make of it, of promising yourself your destiny.

.. but listen quietly please. Nothing gets people more riled up than religion and people of other religions talking about them. I have been reading comments at Amazon.com on a book about a religion. It shall be nameless here because I don't want to do what the author probably intend to do, use controversy to draw attention to itself. But from the comments themselves, you can draw your own opinion of the people who are espousing them. Undoubtedly, the more ignorant the comment, the more entertaining. The problem is, the majority of the comments are entertaining. I think the virtue of listening to fools is to know how not to sound like one.