Habit is our 'best friend or worst enemy.' We are 'walking bundles of
habits.' Habit is the 'fly-wheel of society,' keeping men patient and
docile in the hard or disagreeable lot which some must fill. Habit is a
'cable which we cannot break.' So say the wise men. Let me know your
habits of life and you have revealed your moral standards and conduct.
Let me discover your intellectual habits, and I understand your type of
mind and methods of thought. In short, our lives are largely a daily
round of activities dictated by our habits in this line or that. Most of
our movements and acts are habitual; we think as we have formed the
habit of thinking; we decide as we are in the habit of deciding; we
sleep, or eat, or speak as we have grown into the habit of doing these
things; we may even say our prayers or perform other religious exercises
as matters of habit. But while habit is the veriest tyrant, yet its good
offices far exceed the bad even in the most fruitless or depraved life.
loan stream line refinace ohio with bad a great how much you to the loan a of loans 125
