Bundyisms
Thoughts to Ponder over Your Morning Coffee
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Here are a few sample Bundyisms"
"Life may look greener on the other side of the fence, but it might be due to a whole lot of manure."
"People who offer words of kindness without acts of kindness are like a barber shaving you with a blade-less razor. It feels good when it's happening, but when it's over you still need a shave.""Laughter lubricates the working parts of our personality so we don't sound like a creaking old door every time we open our mouth."
"Prejudice is generational enslavement of one's heart of which many cannot break free. If you cannot break the enslaving bonds of prejudice, then at least love your children enough not to enslave them likewise. Be silent and let them be free to love everyone equally as Christ does."
" Worldly wisdom - 'If you can’t think of anything good to say, don’t say anything.'
Godly wisdom - 'If you can’t think of anything good to say, it’s time to change your thinking!'"
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“Laughter lubricates the working parts of our personality so we don’t sound like a creaking old door every time we open our mouth.”
This is just one of the insights you will find in author Steven Bundy’s Bundyisms: Thoughts to Ponder over Your Morning Coffee. When his children were about to graduate from high school and college, Bundy gave them a book of idioms, thoughts, and sayings he had come up with over the years. Soon, others wanted to read his words of advice, observations, and humor, too. These insights cover a variety of topics, including soda pop, godly wisdom, and indifference. Bundy comments on each saying, often provoking further thought.
Bundyisms: Thoughts to Ponder over Your Morning Coffee adds flavor to your life any time of day. These observations, based on his Christian faith and experiences, will leave you thinking about them for a long time to come. And adding a little humor to your life doesn’t hurt, either.
About the Author
Steven Bundy is a retired pastor and human resource executive. He ministered at numerous churches throughout the Midwest. In his human resource career, he conducted many training programs and wrote several training manuals. He and his wife, Debbie, have been married for forty-five years. They have two children and five grandchildren.