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two of my favorite quotes

Are three prunes enough or is four to many? (Chevy Chase)
A man's got to know his limitations (Clint Eastwood)
 
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Those are funny! Wish I had one along those lines. My favorite for years has been:

Let your life lightly dance upon the edges of time like dew on the tip of a leaf.
--Pabindranath Tagore

So I guess agree with seeing life as a lighter thing and not taking oneself too seriously.

(Though I happen to know someone who does not like this Tagore quote - thinks it's a bit syrupy, I suppose. )
 
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