Proverbial phrase

Weekday Lindism

Shoemaker's kid

Today's Lindism is a riff off of "It's the shoemaker's kid that has no shoes."  The original saying is an observation that it's often the person who does something professionally whose kids don't benefit from what he makes.  Best beware that something that you do for others during your work day for pay, doesn't get passed down to your own family at home.

My Lindism makes the same warning but uses different wording.

Get it?  Until next time...

Think on it!

 

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Weekday Lindism

This Lindism is a play on "I think, therefore I am", which suggests that our ability to think is what proves our humanity.  My spin on the original is to say that my thoughts prompt me to dance.  I think of myself as trying to keep in step with the rhythm of life and following the beat of my own drum!

I'd love to hear your thoughts if you have any on either.

Until next time...

Think on it!

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