Personal experience is sometimes the best ticket in town. I am refering to the old adages etc when applied to your own life turn out different than what the author experienced.
Early to bed and early to 'rise' makes me very tired during the day. Forget health; wealth and wisdom are a distant second and third perhaps.
This without any 'yeast' infection either.
A bird in hand is positively dangerous especially if its still flapping. What with the spread of H1N1 and its ugly cousins in this viral world of ours.
Those in the bush are your best chance. I say beat your way out of the bush than around it and back to civilization (alive).
I am not sure about a stitch in time either - you see time itself is a make believe concept designed to keep the humans running on the treadmill of life. I am not about to go stitching it.
An early bird is a rarity these days... tell me when has your flight actually come on time?
Another word of caution for all wanting to touch base - they are dirty so don't go there.
Our first foray into Central America. That elongated isthmus that forms the geographic boundary between two vast continents of North and South America. Specifically landing for NYE 2026 in San Jose, Costa Rica. Capital city for this region that does not have its own army, instead relying on its big bro the Estados Unidos to the north is a metropolis of approx. 500K people. Largely wilderness and with both a Pacific and Carribean/Atlantic coast the country is rich in bio diversity. In Spanish it means the rich coast so named by Columbus landing in early 16th century and being mesmerized by the local tribes sporting gold jewelry. Our stay included visiting the foothills of a large strato volcano called Arenal and enjoying the naturally heated thermal baths for a while. Lunching amidst lush forest and watching indigenous species of avian noise makers fly overhead. Toucans, some sort of pea hens, multiple song bird species completed the spectacle. Iguanas and a lonel...
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