The Senility Prayer
Rockingham Remembered
Short Stories
God grant me the senility to forget the
people I never liked anyway, the
good fortune to run into the ones that I
do, and the eyesight to tell
the difference.

Now that I'm 'older' (but refuse to grow
up), here's what I've
discovered:

ONE - I started out with nothing, and I
still have most of it.
TWO - My wild oats have turned into
prunes and All Bran.
THREE - I finally got my head together;
now my body is falling apart.
FOUR - Funny, I don't remember being
absent minded.
FOUR - Funny, I don't remember being
absent minded.
FIVE - All reports are in; life is now
officially unfair.
SIX - If all is not lost, where the hell is it?
SEVEN - It is easier to get older than it is
to get wiser.
EIGHT - Some days you're the dog;
some days you're the hydrant.
NINE - I wish the buck stopped here; I
sure could use a few.
TEN - Kids in the back seat cause
accidents.
ELEVEN - Accidents in the back seat
cause kids.
TWELVE - It's hard to make a
comeback when you haven't been
anywhere.
THIRTEEN - The only time the world
beats a path to your door is when
you're in the bathroom.
FOURTEEN - If God wanted me to
touch my toes, he would have put them on
my knees.
FIFTEEN - When I'm finally holding all
the cards, why does everyone
decide to play chess?
SIXTEEN - It's not hard to meet
expenses ... they're everywhere.
SEVENTEEN - The only difference
between a rut and a grave is the depth.
EIGHTEEN - These days, I spend a lot
of time thinking about the
hereafter... I go somewhere to get
something and then wonder what I'm
here after.
NINETEEN - I AM UNABLE TO
REMEMBER IF I HAVE SENT THIS
TO YOU BEFORE
OR NOT