WHY NOT? Why Were You Born? - David Jon Hill - April 1977

David Jon Hill

Murray was a nice enough fellow. He was president of a company that sold printing supplies, and I was in the printing business. We were at a printers' convention in Los Angeles. Printers are a strange lot: half their blood is ink and the other half alcohol. They've seen the world, know all about it-if you don't think so just ask one-and they don't like any of it. They are hard-bitten, but generally friendly and most have a sense of humor. It's from them I learned the phrase: "For the man who thinks, the world is comic; for the man who feels, it is tragic." Since most of them thought they were thinkers, but many were secretly concerned, it was an interesting tragicomic time. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library