If a thing is worth doing, it is worth doing badly . attributed to: G.K. Chesterton , From What’s Wrong with the World , which was written in 1910. Part Four of the book is entitled, “Education: Or the Mistake about the Child.” The famous, and much abused, line comes up at the end of Chapter 14 of that section. I first heard this quote from the brilliant spy novel " The Company " by Robert Littell. But like the quote, I could be wrong but the isn't going to stop me from mentioning it. This quote seemed appropriate today because I have to pound out the blog entry. I have been thinking about all the passive entertainment I have been doing (movies, tv, and HORRORS of a video game) Waste, Waste, Waste. Also, I don't have time to fully think about the blog today. I was wonderfully surprised to find that Littell isn't credited with the quote, and today I'll work on digging into the author. So, I did a little research on does TV make up happy, which I