To serve Christmas dinner to a person who has nowhere else to go, but who believes she is being "eaten alive in this place" holds a quality of sadness that I think exists only within the mental health system.
The first is a boundless quality of Equanimity, which holds a quality of even-mindedness, regarding all beings with a quality of equal, non-preferential regard.
Instead of firing off angry emails, it's time to air our grievances ear to ear, just like we used to in 1994, sitting at a desk that held only a quality pen in a holster, a swinging metal ball ornament and one of those smart leather blotting-paper holders bound in leather.
You'll want your offshore trust held by a quality trustee in a country with a decent history of trust law, not some place that just set the asset protection wheels in motion last year.
During the election, the organisation ran a campaign called "Flick 'Em 'Put the Majors Last,'" which was set up to "reduce the Primary Vote for Queensland Labor and the Liberal National Party... [and] deliver a minority government with the balance of power held by a quality cross-bench".
Future contingents appear to hold a strange quality when compared with present or past tense statements, such as "it is raining" or "Napoleon lost at Waterloo", whose truth-value does not depend on future states or events.
Nevertheless, their debut still holds a vital quality that none of their work since has come close to recreating.
Fortunately, I learned nothing from the experience, and it was the last time I held a job where the quality of my work influenced my income.
In the dark days of Soho's gastronomic life, Andrew Edmunds held a candle for great quality, simple, seasonal cooking, and the flame has never really gone out.
