Leo Pappappadago

Thinking is hard for me. It tires my brain and then I have to take a nap. I got to thinking the other day about how important it is to be "normal." I had just finished a phone conversation with a good pal who is president of a $100 million-plus printing company. My buddy is very "normal." I'm talkin' head-screwed-on-straight rational, without any peccadilloes. There's nary an eccentric bone in his body. Conversations with this guy are fun and refreshing because he's "normal" and, of course, I am "normal." All this thinking about being "normal" prompted me to do some high-level, in-depth research and here's what I