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Glenn Morison's Blog – 9th mo. 2017 Archive (1)
Trust everybody, but cut the cards
Identified as a Russian proverb and attributed to various people, this aphorism implies that trust has its limits. Or, at least, trust should not be tempted. One of the most common things I ever heard as a chaplain was: “I didn’t come to jail to make friends.” There are also a lot of cards played in jail to pass the time. I think those who have experienced…
ContinueAdded by Glenn Morison on 9th mo. 6, 2017 at 10:39am — 1 Comment
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