Franzie Thoughts (Previously Thought Bubbles)

Sometimes it is great being an adult, because you can be like a kid with money, when there is that one toy that you want.

Working for the government is a strange thing. The government is the only employer that you pay to work for.

It is great when people can come together to work toward a common goal.

A hero is not a person with exordinary abilities. A hero is a normal person, just doing their best to help other people.

The smartest man is not the one with the most intelligence, but the one that recognizes he does not have all of the answers.

It is easy to be a follower. It is hard to be a leader.

Sex is always better after you get married.

Love as many as you can. Trust only a few.

Change is something that is inevitable. Change can be good. Change can be bad. You don't know until it is too late.

You can choose your friends, but you can't choose your family.

Hearing is easy. Listening is hard.

When picking a profession, it is best to look at what you will enjoy doing the most instead of how much you will make.

You learn more by failing than succeeding

Addiction is Addiction no matter what the form.

Children are a blessing and a curse.

There is nothing more frustrating than when the technology that you rely on lets you down by stop working.

On a cold winters day, there is nothing better than drinking hot chocolate snuggled in a nice warm blanket next to a roaring fire in a fire place.

Coming to work after being on vacation is like walking up a hill. To get over it, it just takes placing one foot in front of the other.

One of the worst days of the year is the day you have to go back to work after being on vacation.

Name change to Franzie Thoughts from Thought Bubbles with same great content.

It sucks to be sick on vacation.

The hardest thing in life to change is ourselves.

The greatest thing in the world is seeing your children's faces as they open up their gifts on Christmas.

In the end, the only true judge of a plan, is the result.

Ice is pretty on trees, but not on the roads.