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September 13, 2018

Sit Back and Relax! Chrisisms Are Back!!!!

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Chrisisms are these witty little phrases that my beloved Mr. Diamond utters from time to time.  He has been a little off his game these days and hasn’t been as prolific as normal but I do have a few to offer up to entertain my readers.

So pour yourself a cup of coffee or tea and enjoy a few words of wisdom.

You have to have pipe dreams or what is the point of working for the tobacco man.  (Not that Chris has ever worked in the tobacco industry.  I think the North Carolina living has gotten to him.)

It is a very fine line between empowerment and anarchy. 

Death is a pre existing condition. 

If you grew up in the Lesser Antilles would you have an inferiority complex?

Business is no different than war. You gotta know who your enemy is.

For me if it didn’t have an equation it didn’t exist. 

I hate even and odd years. (After an especially trying and difficult day at work.)

It isn’t raining.  It is moisturizing.

You don’t want to keep feeding your worms to the bass and just give them away. 

Buddy is an invasive species. (This was said after he came home and I had been gone for awhile. Buddy is pretty needy at times.)

Thanks for stopping by and enjoying a few humorous moments that my husband shared with me over the past weeks. Don’t forget to leave a comment for Comments for a Cause – Books for Africa.  Each comment means a 50 cent donation at the end of the month.

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