Postcards to Strangers

Actual postcards sent to people I don't know ... and some that YOU do.
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Here's the collection of "pithy quotes" thus far appearing on various postcards ...

--Happy is the man who is not sad.--

--Heavy is the head that wears the anvil helmet.--
--Like wave-battered clams, so is he who tosses and turns with pearls.--
--Where the river flows there is moistness.--
--Better to be dumb and wise than smart and foolish.--
--One must shear the sheep to wear the wool.--
--Even burnt toast can be softened with enough butter.--
--He who reaches for the stars has poor depth perception.--
--Pigeons and crows are the salt and pepper of earth.--
--You are full of what makes me happy, says the dung beetle.--
--Those who stuff their pockets with rocks should wear tight belts.--
--He who laughs last, laughs alone.--
--A noisy noise annoys a noisy oyster.--
--Better to understand little than to misunderstand a lot.--

--He who walks with his chin up oft gets gum on his shoe.--

--Confounded is he who seeks a word to rhyme with "silver"--
--If one takes a grain of salt with a grain of salt, one amasses much saltiness--
--If your goal is failure, then to fail is to succeed--

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