Richard Lee King

Book of Dick Richard Lee King 1.º edición

The BOOK of DICK contains 200 short and to the point aphorisms or "idioms" which the author refers to as "DICK-IDIOMS." They are interesting original quotes of the author, gleaned from his many years of jotting down little bits of wisdom from his daily encounters. DICK-IDIOMS can be humorous, solemn, enlightening or instructive and many straddle those lines, however they are always intended to be of an entertaining and educational nature. A few examples would be DICK-IDIOM #189 LIFE'S TRUTH - REALITY - "Money buys classy things, but class ain't one of em." OR DICK-IDIOM #174 LIFE'S LESSONS - A TOAST - "May you never face the dire need... to cross a bridge you've already burned." OR DICK-IDIOM #142 PHILOSOPHY - LIFE'S PLEASURES - "Too much talk, spoils a good walk." OR DICK-IDIOM #140 MILITARY SERVICE - BASIC TRAINING - "The relevance of today's accomplishment shall validate the essence of yesterday's preparations."