This morning I realized that not only do I not like everything that is “wrong” as I said in the previous post, (of course, how could I?) but it goes the other way, too. Everything I don’t like is just plain “wrong.”
Here’s the equation for the collapsed concepts: not liking = wrong. Interesting how completely true this is for me.
I’ve got to do a Breakfast with Sandy segment on this.
[Look at that! Mixed fonts. That’s just plain wrong!]
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