| What's the line between passion and pontification? Arrogance. |
Copyright 2014 Christopher V. DeRobertis. All rights reserved.
| What's the line between passion and pontification? Arrogance. |
| In a War of Principles, zealotry is a weapon, compromise a landmine, and "divine right" the propaganda. |
| Better to chase your rainbow, than chase your tail. |
| Sanctity and synchronicity — the former feeds (and fuels) the latter. |
| I found my "center" the other day. Too bad it was in a doughnut hole. |
| Epigraphs, no matter how poignant or inspirational, mean nothing if they're not lived. |
| There's a fine line between belaboring a point and babbling. |
| Wants and whims are the fracture lines of short attention spans. |
| Using "hands free" devices while driving still means you're not 100% focused on the road. |
| I found my "center" the other day. Too bad it was a black hole. |
| Trends often rise like rockets, then drop like rocks. |
| Cynicism. Sarcasm. Pessimism. Defeatism. All in a day's grind for those that toil in a Dilbert-like world. |
| Trends are fair weather friends. |

| Wants and whims often lead us to the paths of least resistance. |
| I found my "center" the other day. Too bad it was a bull's-eye. |
| If ink wells could cry, their tears would stain a page in ways never imagined. |
| History, the news, and the Internet have taught me, collectively, at least one thing — the sky is always falling somewhere...and "some when." |
| If walls can have ears, then eyes can have knives. "If looks could kill." |
| Hate is like a hungry tiger — and you are its prey. |