Friday, June 4

Wear white shirts

I was going to post a strait jacket, but it was in use
Today I begin an intermittent series of memorable quotes and forgettable corollaries, where I pair a famous pearl of wisdom from some luminary of the worlds of art, literature, philosophy or music with my own personal interpretation.

Madness is the first sign of dandruff
— by Dr. Winston O' Boogie (aka Nonnel Nhoj)

"Wear white shirts"
— Lorenzo






This week's Theme Thursday writing prompt was "white". Go visit the bleacher seats at other Theme Thursday participants by clicking here.

9 comments:

  1. which is wonderful until you drip marinara down it at lunch and they the dandruff really does not matter...smiles.

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  2. Yes, Brian, a tactical dash of marinara sauce is also one of my favorite ploys for distracting attention from the telltale dandruff flakes of madness...

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  3. I think dandruff is the first sign of madness!

    Looking forward to more of your pairings...

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  4. No, no, Bonnie, I think Mr. Lennon had his chronology and symptomology right, first comes madness, which is bearable, but then it leads to dandruff.

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  5. My brain started getting loopy reading and rereading the quote to see which came first. Whichever comes first, madness might be easier to disguise. Is that the point?

    Oh, and I love a man in a bib-napkin.

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  6. Haaaa! I enjoyed your quote, but I'm also enjoying these commments. Just be sure you pack a Tide to Go pen with all that white, or you will go mad.

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  7. Great post, great comments. Just the levity I was looking for to start the weekend.

    The Tide pen, for sure, although sometimes we just use the straight on liquid hand soap.

    Happy Friday, Lorenzo!!

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  8. That's good news. I can now stop looking for hair on the palms of my hands

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