Ever played the quitting game?
It’s the hang-in game reversed:
I quit – you quit,
and there’s nothing left.
It’s a fast one
and works well
with players of like mind.
– James Steerforth
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Succinct and true – but only with that big “if” in the last line.
Like minds are a definite need for the game to work. Life would be so easy if we all just backed off a bit.
i had to change my domain name to whypaisley.com please change your links and or feed as necessary
all you will have to do is remove the – from between why and paisley,, everything else will remain the same and will redirect you to the correct page…. sorry for the inconvenience…
james, glad to hear from you! I’m sure you’re enjoying the UK…I like the quitting game – there’s a certain amount of freedom in quitting you know. 😀