Quote of Note Do Not Take Life Too Seriously
A wry observation marked as a notable quotation: Do not take life too seriously. You will never get out of it alive. The line plays on mortality with humor and timeless reflection.
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Newspaper
Quay County Sun
Location
Tucumcari, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 2014
Page
4
A wry observation marked as a notable quotation: Do not take life too seriously. You will never get out of it alive. The line plays on mortality with humor and timeless reflection.
A veteran columnist recalls learning soccer in high school and chronicles the sport’s rise in America. He notes early misgivings, a Kenyan teacher, growing leagues, and the 2010 World Cup excitement from group stage to knockout rounds. He reflects on watching with a DVR and a skeptical mood about the rainforest venue.
A traveling performer details life on the road with Friday and Saturday gigs, Sundays on the road, and a pattern of flights from rental cars to major hubs. He chronicles seeing varied country across the U.S. and Canada, taking photos for the office Facebook page including cows on pasture, deserts, forests, swamps, and the frozen north.
A reflective piece recalls road trips across the country visiting farms and towns from Duluth to Albany and Las Vegas to Denver. The narrator travels weekly to rural communities, sharing faith and fellowship, grateful for American roots and the camaraderie of supporters.
The Quay County Sun from Clovis Media Inc. notes its mission to give voice to all residents. It emphasizes freedom for everyone and reflects a community oriented editorial stance on local issues.
U S District Judge James Browning ruled that a village of Ruidoso rule banning negative comments about personnel or officials during public meetings violates the First Amendment. The decision, in an 89 page opinion, says meetings are a limited public forum and speech limits must be reasonable.
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