So instead, what I ended up writing in that notebook were witticisms, pithy sayings, and my own special brand of cynical observations. A large influence on this book was Mrs. McGrath's Honors English class, also in Tenth grade. This is the first English class that led me to believe that English could be fun, where the focus was on literature and discussion rather than grammar and vocabulary. Mrs. McGrath would allow us to write things on the chalkboard prior to class, pretty much whatever we wanted, and many of the things I wrote on the chalkboard ended up in this book. In the art of simplification, science has the dubious distinction of making things the most complicated.
Society is nothing more than an accumulation of human nature.
Life primarily consists of things we have not done. It never hurts to review the basics. Inconsistency is the hobgoblin of those whose minds cannot keep up with their mouths. The first five letters of the Greek alphabet. There are more.