The Complete Book of ZINGERS (Over 5000 Perfect One-Liners) ~ By: Croft M. Pentz


Today, I'm going to choose 6 random zingers to write down.
Let me know which one you like best and why.

Here they are:

Subject: Peace

"How strange that men fight for peace and work for leisure."


Subject: Faith

"If God sees the sparrow fall, paints the lily short ad tall, gives the sky its azure hue, surely then he cares for you."


Subject: Pride

"The best kind of pride is that which compels a man to do his best even though no one is looking."


Subject: Kindness

"Never be afraid to be gracious. Look what a little polish can do for scuffed shoes."


Subject: Thinking

"Of all parts of man's body, the brain is used the least."



Subject: Kindness

"There is no sympathy so deep and strong as that which springs out of common suffering."

The Complete Book of ZINGERS (Over 5000 Perfect One-Liners) ~ By: Croft M. Pentz


Today, I'm going to choose 6 random zingers to write down.
Let me know which one you like best and why.

Here they are:

Subject: Holiness

"Trash isn't made---it accumulates."


Subject: Thanks

"Appreciation is one of the rarest but one of the most beautiful virtues."


Subject: Happiness

"You can attract sinners to Christ when you have his song in your heart."


Subject: Wisdom

"A clever person is one who put his problems away for a brainy day."


Subject: Criticism

"Don't mind criticism. If it is untrue---diregard it; if it is unfair---don't let it irritate you; if it is ignorant---smile; if it is justified---learn from it."



Subject: Temperance

"Don't dig a grave for someone else---you may fall into it."

Sooo...first 14 people to comment will be featured with 3 pieces of their art ~ BUT
In order to get featured you has to feature the person who's doing the featuring of you (me) so basically if you do this you're gonna be stuck with it too.


Edit: Basically, I will feature the first 14 people who comment on this journal. In return, you feature me in your journal, along with the first 14 who comment on your journal. Just copy & paste what is above this edit in your own journal.
I had commented on s journal, that had the above posted on it, as she did for the one before her, and now I am doing this feature journal too.

I find this a good way to give and get exposer to/for our artwork.
If you have any questions, please, note me. Thank you.


I don't have a subscription, so I'll post the links instead.



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Fire Starter

Lunar Affection

Midnight Rainbow

The Complete Book of ZINGERS (Over 5000 Perfect One-Liners) ~ By: Croft M. Pentz


Today, I'm going to choose 6 random zingers to write down.
Let me know which one you like best and why.

Here they are:

Subject: Money

"Try to live within your income---it's easier than living without one."


Subject: Faithfulness

"Man measures success by numbers; God measures success by faithfulness."


Subject: Thinking

"An empty stomach won't rest until you put something into it---too bad this isn't true with the empty head."


Subject: Example

"It's a shame---but it's true---that a mirror doesn't make some folk see themselves as others see them."


Subject: Old Age

"You've reached middle age when weight lifting consists of just standing up."
(I find this one true, in my parent's case. They are always saying so.)


Subject: Sin

"True repentance means not only a heart broken for sin but also from sin."

The Complete Book of ZINGERS (Over 5000 Perfect One-Liners) ~ By: Croft M. Pentz


Today I'm going to choose 6 random zingers to write down.
Let me know which one you like best and why.

Here they are:

Subject: Nostalgia

"Nostalgia is trying to recapture the feel of the good old daze."


Subject: Love

"The power of loving is strongest in those who suffered most."


Subject: Fear

"Obstacles are those frightful things we see when we take our eyes off our goal."


Subject: Principles

"Better to have poisoned blood than to have poisoned principles."


Subject: Trouble

"It's not the liberty we have, but the liberties we take that cause most of the trouble in the world today."


Subject: Education

"Education means developing the mind, not suffering the memory."