Avoid the Arduous One: It's All Writing

subtitled as Everybody Wants to be Manager

Well, this was too much perhaps. I guess any righteous individual would love to do something big, huge, but - one is then reminded so would a mass murderer on rampage. I have always found it funny that Slobodan Milošević listened to My Way while imprisoned.

As I once sang, "everything great [actually] cannot be seen." I wrote of wind and love; I guess you could do the same for say wrath. "You can only see how they sear the body."

Those who do charity work are familiar with the fact the following paradox applies: the less of you there is, the greater you become. If you don't take credit, the credit is greater. If you renounce power - you're worthier. (This however works until life is frayed: Gorbachov once again might be a silly old fart to some.)

I was told this sounds quite Christian; I was actually interested in pragmatics only. But please note any marketing or fashion works exactly the opposite way. With my radio show, I should strive to become a celebrity.

I also once read beauty of art is when, despite the bald and the sweating one in front row, orchestra sounds like heaven for a moment. Life is so inclusive.