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  • roving man

    he was a roving man,
    a man of the sea,
    chasing the women
    in his ports of call,
    wild,
    except when he went to sea
    and
    became the get-it-done guy,
    showing his expertise
    in the ways of the sea;
    some say he would talk to the sea,
    which he did not deny;
    and then,
    his days at sea
    came to an end:
    he would talk to Amphitrite no more;
    but
    by happenstance,
    he met his own goddess
    and
    he was wild no more;
    the former roving man
    settled down;
    the two grew old together
    and
    they found joy
    just in living, loving, caring,
    needing no reveling,
    no crowds,
    just the two of them
    living together,
    which he discovered
    is what love is all about.

  • Richard’s Complementary Rules of Ownership

    1. If. you keep anything long enough, you can throw it away.

    2. If you throw anything away, you will need it as soon as it is no longer accessible.

  • Anthony’s Law of Force

    Don’t Force It; get a larger hammer.

  • Grandpa Charnock’s Law

    You never really learn to swear until you learn to drive.

  • Bucy’s Law

    Nothing is ever accomplished by a reasonable man.