Isn't elegant posture the greatest?

Okay, after much ado and brain perspiration, I found the missing quote. I found it by scrolling down my list of Facebook friends and then I saw a person who was a likely candidate, the gal who has the Save Money Now blog, except it's really called The Ways of Her Household, or something similar to that. Yes, I thought, she might be the one. Thankfully, she was.

"Concentrate first on doing the right things, then on doing things right. There is nothing so wasteful as doing the wrong things well." ~Peter Drucker

Doesn't that just sound like the answer to life? Tomorrow I'll have a follow-up quote. Also Debra Lyn Dadd, the Green Lady, has a website and she references quotes, too. One she posts frequently says something about how you can't make a path in the woods by walking through one time. You have to walk over the same underbrush time after time until a real path is carved. In the same way, these good thoughts and quotes and Bible verses won't make a permanent path in our minds unless we repeat them multiple times, until they become ingrained in our way of thinking. That is how we revolutionize ourselves, God helping us.

So, I need to go buy my beach chair and go down by the bay and meditate on these excellent principles every morning. Because so far, they are rolling around upstairs but haven't quite taken root. I need defined paths and not just a mass of spaghetti thoughts. Know what I'm saying?

Nice chatting with you,
KEM