Sermons-First Unitarian Universalist Society of San Francisco
Religion & Spirituality
Yiddish has hundreds of colorful words. One of them, the adjective farpotshket, describes
something that’s all fouled up, especially as the result of an attempt to fix it. If Rube
Goldberg was a repairman instead of an inventor, he would be a master of the art. How we
sometimes make things significantly worse when we try to make them better?
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something that’s all fouled up, especially as the result of an attempt to fix it. If Rube
Goldberg was a repairman instead of an inventor, he would be a master of the art. How we
sometimes make things significantly worse when we try to make them better?
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