The Importance Of Being Regular
February 11, 2007
Would you feed your child once a day? Would you insist your child go to school only every other day? Would you be happy with a washing machine that left clothes dirty, or a dryer that left clothes damp? Of course not.
There is a lot to be said about routine and the importance of regular schedules.
The same can be said for readers of Dr Sanity’s Carnival Of The Insanities. Not reading each and every week is like taking only half your meds- and will have the same effect. You won’t get better and you certainly won’t get smarter.
Regular readers of Carnival Of The Insanities are well adjusted, well groomed and tend to be better looking, and in better shape/ They is more than enough scientific evidence to prover that regular readers are also better housekeepers, cooks, astronauts and physicists.
Political leaders, religious leaders, business leaders and citizens all over the free world endorse the Carnival Of The Insanities. Each week, freedom, the stock markets and the quest for the meaning of life are addressed- questions are asked and answered, and millions go to bed that night having found inner peace.
There are hundreds of millions of people, in countries led by dysfucnctional and repressive leaders, who in their hunger for liberty, truth and KFC buffets, risk everything each week so that they might drink from the COTI well. They find meaning and the sdtregnth to go on by reading the COTI each and every week.
As you peruse the offerings and riches of the internet available to fortunate and free people everywhere, remember there are people in Africa, the Middle East and China tha will go to bed hungry tonight, deprived of the intellectual nourishment of only Sanity’s Carnival Of The Insanities can provide.
Go in humility and with a sense fo gratitude and partake in yet another feast that the buffet of freedom has to offer.
