Between two evils, choose neither; between two goods, choose both.
A paradoxical saying that when facing two evils, one should choose neither, and when facing two goods, choose both.
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One evening a young Cherokee went to his grandfather with a heavy heart. He told him that lately he has been struggling …
No choice is also a choice.
— Jewish Proverb
A fisherman walked past a game warden with a line of fish over his shoulder. The game warden said, “Great looking fish. …
— Steve May
Many a have and have-not of today are the did and did-not of yesterday.
There's an old story about a fisherman who was very successful. Every morning he went out on the lake in a small boat an…
— Unknown
Destiny/Future: There is much sterling truth to the adage, “Every man is the architect of his own fortune.”
— Ellen G. White
