2 Wrongs Dont Make A Right But Three Lefts Do

As a child I was in awe at the intelligence of adults. I thought grownups knew just about everything. Even in light conversations, I took their words as serious and meaningful. Later I became more impressed with the wisdom recorded in the Bible, such as Solomon’s “Cut the child in two.” How about the supreme wisdom spoken time and time again by Jesus, “Render unto Caesar,” for example? Years ago I came up with wisdom of my own, albeit twisted, “Two wrongs don’t make a right” (a wise man ahead of me said that), but I added, “but three lefts do.” I think that came to me after I crashed my bicycle. The front fork was bent backward so that I couldn’t turn right, but I could accomplish the same result by circling left. Anyway, I thought that would make a great title for a book. All I needed was a subject: wisdom and wit! I expect that you will like this book as much as I enjoyed writing it.