Monthly Archive: July 2008

Jul
24

It’s All Relative

A friend at work recently asked me how often I jog. My sneering answer: “Never.” When he looked quizzically at me, I stated bluntly, “I don’t ‘jog.’ I ‘run’.” I could tell by the look on his face — or was it the roll of his eyes? — that he thought I had ratcheted up …

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Jul
22

Champing at the Bit

Have you ever watched a thoroughbred horse race? Just before the start, the horses are prancing, bucking and jumping behind the starting gates, eager to get running. It usually takes a horseman to slap the horse on the rump to get him (or the occasional filly) to go into the gate. Once he’s in, you …

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Jul
10

The Straw That Broke the Camel’s Back

You’ve heard the idiom, and probably even said, “that’s the straw that broke the camel’s back.” Come on! Does that even make sense? I mean, what the &*%# is a camel doing with a straw?! Camels live in the desert and are known for their ability to go for long periods without drinking. Suddenly they …

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