“I thoroughly enjoyed reading this novel. Some of it, I can relate to in my younger years. The author, B G Howard, takes you on journey through life’s mysteries. When I got the book on Friday and started reading, I couldn’t put it down. It was as if I was in the story. I look forward to the sequel.”
—Keith Roberts UK
Points To Ponder
Points to Ponder 42
The point one establishes that he has nothing more to learn is the moment all growth ceases.
Points to Ponder 41
It's ironic that most people drink in an attempt to mask or forget their troubles. Problem is, when they wake up, they're faced with the same issues in addition to those stemming from all the dumb things they can't remember doing while blasted.
Points to Ponder 40
It wasn't until I discovered how little, regarding life, is truly understood that my being began to have significant meaning. Relinquishing our hold on life merely certifies that we have an insightful grasp on the overall concept of living.
Points to Ponder 39
A grave error is, by default, manifested when one assumes intellect equates to wisdom.
Points to Ponder 38
Why is it necessary to immediately decide whether we like or dislike a person within the first few minutes of meeting them?
Points to Ponder 37
Invariably, we are destined to write the script that becomes the drama revealed as life; be it voluntarily or mandated by circumstance.
Points to Ponder 36
In the quest to find balance it is most formidable to be neither an optimist nor a pessimist, but a realist with a twist.
Points to Ponder 35
An intellectual man knows precisely what to say at the most opportune moment. A wise man understands the benefit of knowing exactly when he should refrain from speaking.
Points to Ponder 34
Anxiety is evidence of an unyielding quest for achievement. Peace results from acceptance of one's limitations.
Points to Ponder 33
Words spoken are most comparable to the air one would breathe; upon escaping the mouth, they can never be recovered.