Detached Amusement

That seems to be my default setting lately--detached amusement--by necessity as a survival strategy. I don't have the energy to get attached to many thoughts or issues, and I can keep my agreeableness and good humor with those around me by finding as much amusement as possible in the mundane.






Most recently, I've been particularly enjoying theidiomatic.com, which combines two traditional idioms in random combinations. Some that I've enjoyed so far:

• Brevity is a root of all kinds of evil.
• Music can start a great fire.
• Stupid is what you make it.
• Ignorance is made to be broken.
• Worrying is sweet.
• An apple a day is a thin line between love and hate.
• Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words breed contempt.
• Revenge is born every minute.
• Procrastination comes to those who wait.
• A woman's place must come to an end.
• Money is the best medicine. 

I think my favorite might be, "Procrastination comes to those who wait."