I never make the same mistake twice.
I do it three or four times just to make sure it was a mistake.
More wisdom next week.
Andrew
I never make the same mistake twice.
I do it three or four times just to make sure it was a mistake.
More wisdom next week.
Andrew
Wouldn’t want to make a snap decision… π
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I don’t do snap – anything. π
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Now that’s excellent advice! π
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It’s like measure 2,3,4 times, cut once… (I’m sure you do this!)
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That’s the theory, often it’s measure 6 times, cut three.
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Haha. I hear the comments coming up from the new βworkshop/mans caveβ when the measurements are wrong…π¨
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It becomes an exercise in “creative vocabulary”
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I’ve actually done that. Like “this jacket seems like it should be waterproof but it sure didn’t feel like it. But it looks like it should be, so I’ll take it out in this storm just in case.” Then I came home soaked. Pretty sure I got rid of it after that to avoid the inevitable repeat attempt.
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There you go, learning by rain.
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Andrew, I love this. I should copy and hang on my wall overlooking my writing desk and Desktop computer. Thank you for posting!
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Maybe I should get tee-shirts made … π
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That, is a great idea!! Karen π
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Neat post, Andrew. Painter Bob Ross called his mistakes ‘happy’ accidents.
All the best. Chris.
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A couple of my coworkers follow this path.
Not me, though. Nuh-uh.
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Of course, those OTHER people do this all the time.
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Now thats copied!
π
Yet your previous own writings were great sir
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The best wisdom is, “borrowed.” π
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One can never be too sure. Excellent advice.
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always check and recheck.
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Haha haha! I love these words of wisdom.
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me too. π
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Reblogged this on Mitigating Chaos and commented:
Andrew and I, twin brothers of different mothers.
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Thank you!
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I think I’ve been channeling you this week.
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Been there a bit myself.
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Ouch. Is this out of the Wile E. Coyote handbook?
Live & learn, if we’re lucky (just like Wile).
Ξ©
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I have to say that I learned more from Wile than the roadrunner. Hate to admit how many bits of electronics blew up in my face.
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