how much of it you deem yourself the master of, you are still the world's student.
tis true.
Amen Joe. DId something happen to your blog?
No, this just popped in my head for some reason.
Ehh, I think I need some context. I kinda don't know what you're talking about.
And that very need for context is why you are still this world's student.
Nah, it's just another way of saying there's always more to learn.
For sure, Joe. I don't think we ever stop learning, or at least, I feel like we never stop having the opportunity to learn, anyway. :)
Yup.
A wise man knows that he truly knows nothing...or something like that.
Heeeey, oh, whoa oh oh oh ooooooh.
- Anthony Kiedis
You've gone very Zen here, Joe.
I think I've been watching too much Last Airbender. I am starting to think in terms of what I imagine would be Uncle Iroh quotes. lol
At least you didn't couch it it pai sho terms, lol.
No, but I have at one point thought to turn some land my mom now owns in Wisconsin after my grandpa's passing into a ginseng farm. I have no idea if said land would really support that well or not though, I just know she's told me there are ginseng farms in Wisconsin, and I thought it would be cool to open a real life Uncle Iroh tea shop.
In fact, that would be a great addition to an Avatar-themed amusement park. Someone should get on that.
Actually I don't consider myself a master of anything. I'm more of a jack-of-all-trades: proficient in anyting yet a master of none.
I myself am a jackass-of-all-trades. Carry on.
