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TO BE kept waiting seems fit for a modest one that is still able to tread water. Things, happenings, and people that are not yet ripe in their own designs, can be worked on and harvested through force. Maybe we should counteract that more.
ALL THE same, let the hood of nice-looking self-interests crown your days.
ContentsBriefingTo avoid a certain dryness: the maturing family
A VERY good series of days is not to be ruined or put to hazards
from one's thriving on those days.As life is the ongoing task of not finishing everything all of a sudden, the phases of this and that when certain major things are nearing completion, are times to be greatly alarmed - enough to let some seeds of delicate, own new beginnings stir to sprout inside oneself. Expert writers acknowledge that principle by trying to have at least one new book to write as they get near the completion of the manuscript at hand. This is to try to avoid a certain dryness. Thus, to understand the very basics of family living and expert writing, is to have ones eggs one at a time, as the time seems fit if not ripe. This outlook seeks to take advantage of the principles involved in a general life process, its major designs, family living and expert writing - to name main, ongoing projects in a life, and how to deal with them. In part the good things in your way is rooted in the momemtum of some "not yet finished" or "unfinish(ed) still" or "keep at things as willingness dictates" - and being ready to mature into good shape and fit order. It's individual. As for the dead ones in one's family or clan, they evidently got finished unless they got awfully attached to family estate and things like that. Let's hope not. Sage Words
Birds in their little nests agree. [Isaac Watts]
Need makes the naked man run. (Proverb)
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