Tending the copper kettle
April 29, 2009 8:53 am Leave your thoughtsThe difference between good and great, between ordinary and skippy, may well be the willingness to settle, to compromise, to cut corners, to take out the joy.
The difference between good and great, between ordinary and skippy, may well be the willingness to settle, to compromise, to cut corners, to take out the joy.
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