MythTickle by Justin Thompson for October 27, 2010

Hmmm…. Was that Coach Lombardi? Or Coach Lawless at my high school?

Sorry man. Didn’t think anyone was listening.

Don’t ask Google, it doesn’t know either.

Give peas a chance.

Visualize whirled peas!

Actually, I agree with the turtle - it would be nice not to struggle sometimes.

I tend to think most “sayings” by “wise men” were actually jokes played upon us by “wise guys”.

I think the point is that struggling is the same as fighting and fighting ain’t peace. My guess is that most people are peace lovers but not peaceniks.

Luci Lawless was a coach at your High School, Sisyphos? Lucky you!!!!

Quote is from John Burroughs. It actually is “For anything worth having, one must pay the price.”

John Burroughs Born April 3, 1837(1837-04-03) Roxbury, New York Died March 29, 1921 (aged 83) on a train near Kingsville, Ohio Occupation writer, essayist, naturalist John Burroughs (April 3, 1837 – March 29, 1921) was an American naturalist

I think it was a guy named Justin somebody who said it.

Justinnnnn…Tomgren…Ronson, something like that

I just LOVE Boody’s wings, Justin! He’s a very lucky dragon.

Not Lucy, Runs with Brew (although having her as my coach might be fun). Tony Lawless.

True peace must come from within–only then can you reach peace with someone else.

Daily life may be a struggle, but it does have its rewards.