haven't been happening fast enough
in my life.
I sighed when this little slip fell from the torn cellophane.
Patience?
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Wisdom in a Fortune Cookie
haven't been happening fast enough
in my life.
I sighed when this little slip fell from the torn cellophane.
Patience?
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I know exactly what you mean! Patience is not as easy thing to come by, either.
Ah, sometimes it's funny how spot-on fortune cookies can be. We all need a little patience :)
The holographic universe in which everything is connected to everything else, all one has to have are eyes to see, and ears to hear! ;)
I truly understand you, it's the same here in Spain, I think you must star a novel. It wold be a succes.
Such a great post - we always seem to get the message we don't want to hear!! Thinking good thoughts for you!
Yep. I know how you feel (for the past 5 years...).
Just returned 3 minutes ago w/friend taking me for Chinese. It sais something about love life going well (or will). Ha.
xo
Thanks for sharing the fortune! Definitely need to follow that one!
The waiter writes them depending on how quickly the chef is cooking !! ;) Ha !
not the Chinese that's for sure.. it's totally an American thing which is hilarious when you see what your's says!!
You're supposed to read them and add "in bed" to the end... hhhmmmmm
I need that reminder every day!
oh, you make me laugh!
my son loves fortune cookies, so we just bought a box at the grocery. [we eat Thai and Indian before Chinese]
anyway, one of them told him to expect a large package in the mail. whhhaaa? so everyday, he asked if he got a large package. finally, my husband ordered something from Amazon to end the whole thing. i mean, isn't that a LITTLE specific? shouldn't it have said something like 'expect a big surprise' or be more VAGUE?
who writes these things, indeed!
haha...brilliant!
That's a very prophetic fortune cookie!
It's funny how those things always seem to tell either the most obvious things or the last thing you want to hear right then, and sometimes both!
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