They say a cup is half full, or half empty depending on how you look at it. I always thought mine was full of joy. Here's a celebration of cups large and small, always full of life!
Ninetieth Birthday of Manik Gokhale
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2 comments:
as an engineer you could also say - the cup is twice as big as it needs to be.. eh?
Good idea! Yes!!
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