Some things die hard. Therefore, from time to time I will offer a pop quiz question. Fear not... no grading, just the opportunity to dust off some of the old grey matter. If you'd like to venture a guess, leave it as a comment.
Question: who said, "There are risks and costs to action. But they are far less than the long range risks of comfortable inaction."
About Me
- Muddler
- I was born and raised in Kenilworth, New Jersey. I attended high school at Johnathan Dayton Regional in Springfield, NJ, and graduated from Union College in Barbourville, KY. After 30 years of teaching I retired in 1994. following retirement, a partner and I owned and operated a Sears Dealer Store. I have two terrific daughters and two wonderful grand daughters.
2 comments:
I believe that I uttered those very words this morning as I debated the wisdom of staying in my warm bed vs.losing my employment at the hardware. I did not know the I had been overheard.
Hope this answers the question.
Larry
I'm not sure who said it first, but, like Larry it's something contemplated each day. I hope Larry went to work and still has a job.
Andi
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