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hello :)
And so the saying goes
Tuesday, March 01, 2011
7:19:00 am
Liar, liar, pants on fire.
Ever wondered where such sayings came from? Or why the things little kids learn are so morbid?
Nursery rhymes, where running an errand leaves u falling down a hill?
Fairy tales, they call them. Getting eaten by evil witches because one likes candy?
Funny, if you'd read the little poem 2 posts down in a totally different perspective, from one who likes to eat healthy, that can actually be offensive!
Perspective. The dictionary defines it as a metal view or prospect.
Well, i'm heading to the office to finish up another 700 companies and so let me end with a saying which goes:
a leopard never changes its spots
that's been something i've always agreed to!