Engima

Well, Christmas, it seems is over. This strikes me as a bit of a shame, since although it was highly enjoyable, we now have to tidy up and get on with things. Of course we only have to wait a few days before it's New Years Eve and we can celebrate again. With the New Year will come parties, singing silly songs, large dinners and feeling obliged to make New Years resolutions. I never do anything which the majority thinks should be done, since nine times out of ten the majority is mistaken. (A good example is in horse racing, the bookies all have the same favourite, but how often does it actually win?) For this reason any resolutions I happen

I've been thinking (smething that occurs fairly often), and I've decided two things: 1. That I can't be expected to be sane all the time, and 2. That very few things actually make sense, but that it's ok, because they don't really need to. Thinkng makes things simpler. I'm in a simple mood today.