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YOU TELL ON YOURSELF
You tell on yourself by the friends you seek,
By the very manner in which you speak,
By the way you employ your leisure time,
By the use you make of dollar and dime.
You tell on yourself by the things you wear,
By the spirit in which your burdens you bear,
By the type of things at which you laugh,
By the records you play on your phonograph.
You tell what you are by the way you walk,
By the things of which you delight to talk,
By the manner in which you can bear defeat,
By so simple a thing as how you eat.
By the books you choose from the library shelf,
By these things and more, you tell on yourself.
--Author Unknown
All but the last two lines of this poem appeared in the Tribune-Star, in Tere Haute, Indiana (which the newspaper said was sent in by Bert Boswell) in the early 1970s.
It's always a good reminder to me that "You get only one chance to make a good first impression."
WELCOME!!!
We are always searching the global market for the best savings and I invite you to chime in and leave your comments on any products we feature, or share your latest values, so that others can reap the savings, too!
http://www.BestBuysAlways.net/
Thanks for dropping by and I hope to see you again soon.
Bob Silkworth
YOU TELL ON YOURSELF
You tell on yourself by the friends you seek,
By the very manner in which you speak,
By the way you employ your leisure time,
By the use you make of dollar and dime.
You tell on yourself by the things you wear,
By the spirit in which your burdens you bear,
By the type of things at which you laugh,
By the records you play on your phonograph.
You tell what you are by the way you walk,
By the things of which you delight to talk,
By the manner in which you can bear defeat,
By so simple a thing as how you eat.
By the books you choose from the library shelf,
By these things and more, you tell on yourself.
--Author Unknown
All but the last two lines of this poem appeared in the Tribune-Star, in Tere Haute, Indiana (which the newspaper said was sent in by Bert Boswell) in the early 1970s.
It's always a good reminder to me that "You get only one chance to make a good first impression."
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