Realists are always getting intro trouble. They miss the sweet, easy victories of the daydreamer.
- James Thurber, "The Case for the Daydreamer," pp.325 in Writings and Drawings
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Realists are always getting intro trouble. They miss the sweet, easy victories of the daydreamer.
- James Thurber, "The Case for the Daydreamer," pp.325 in Writings and Drawings
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