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Big Cajun Man sings the praises of slow thinking. I know I make better decisions when I take my time and think things through.
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But you do have the capacity to make good quick decisions, except when under duress, like say being told your wife is in labor... $20 tip for a beer eh?
ReplyDeleteMichael, thx for the link.
ReplyDeleteAs someone who has practiced tax for 25 years, you have no idea how your comment this week "I learned later that none of the three of them ever filed the election. Tens of thousands of dollars were at stake and they did nothing. Yet they continued to squabble over who had paid how much for various trivial cottage repairs" rings true.
@Big Cajun Man: When adding up the cost of raising a child, nobody adds in the cost of doing something dumb on the day of the birth.
ReplyDelete@Mark: I bet you've seen a lot more of this behaviour than I have.
Thanks for the link Michael.
ReplyDeleteStay cool this weekend, and pray for Ottawa rain..geez, we need it.
Cheers,
Mark