Sometimes things strike you funny  but they are so true.  As I was reporting some of the span comments that are plentiful on Active Rain these days,  I noticed this gem among the nonsense the makes up these comments.

Cheese - milk's leap toward immortalitycheese mouse

What do you do with milk? You drink it, you spill it, you keep it too long and let it spoil and throw it out.  No matter how delicious it is, especially when teamed with chocolate cake, you seldom ever think of it after it's gone. It's the cake you remember.

Cheese, on other hand, is memorable. Though originally milk, cheese is fermented , processed, and aged through a little art, a little science to become a delicious food product in its own right.    Cheese wins blue ribbons at county fairs and adds a unique flavor to many prized dishes.  Even kids want their fluorescent mac and cheese to be the cheesiest.

So what do you want to be in you personal and professional life?  Milk or cheese? A flash in the pan or someone with integrity that stands for something?

Bob Corcoran

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2 Comments on Milk or Cheese?

SEP
02
2009
238,128 Points 6 Featured Posts Called Shot Master

Bob: I want to be a flash of cheesy integrity without being too stinky or soft. Cheers!

11:14pm • #1
SEP
03
2009
143,987 Points 3 Featured Posts

Thank, Bob! Here's to cheese!

5:16am • #2


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