At the intersection of making possibilities

You can count your blessings
and count your mistakes
but don’t chase your losses.

Reviews

[mou]

The greatest life lesson that can be delivered in the shortest and sweetest way
- mou

[andrew mitchell]

Thank you mou and happy Easter to you and yours.

[mou]

Happy Easter to you and yours too :)

[Ken e Bujold]

unless u wish to cash them in for poetic reasons. least that's my way of handling life's err, i shouldn't have done thats.
wise words of wisdom A

ken

[andrew mitchell]

Haha thanks Ken

[Miss Sharon]

Awesome! Short and sweet and filled with wisdom. ~Sharon

[andrew mitchell]

Thank you Sharon.

[Sami Khalil]

My gains are few, my losses are plentiful. I learn and that is wonderful.
I gain insights from your poems.

[andrew mitchell]

Thank you Sami

[Sami Khalil]

You are welcome Emperor

[Poetic Beauty]

Chasing mistakes only leads to an even greater failure

[andrew mitchell]

Belated thank you.

[Poetic Beauty]

Ahh no problem. We get busy in life. Completely understood

[Betty Hermelee]

Interest concept here Andrew… losses are so varied that one must clarify….if you lose in the stock market, you can take those losses off your tax return…. However if you lose someone near and dear, well you certainly will chase your losses and probably for a long time with memories plentiful ……so it really depends on what type of loss you may or may not chase….. short but an interesting concept …
Warmly, B

[andrew mitchell]

Thank you Betty, I always hear gamblers say it will be the next one.

[Betty Hermelee]

You’re very welcome
Warmly, B