Personally I prefer the expression "too much, too soon," rather than "too soon, too much"  to say the "what" before the "when" rather than saying the "when" before the "what"..

even though, I can imagine there there are times that we say the "when" before the "what".  For example,

1) "many times, I have sold too many of my bitcoin too soon."

or maybe better:

2)  "Many times, on Sundays, I have read haikus, yet rarely have I written any."

O.k... Let me try to say this in another way:

questions have been raised
do we say too soon, too much
or too much, too soon?

Sundays, what a days?
they used to be for relax
now, reading writing doing haikus

go figure it out
if you must do such a thing
"we" adaptening

Are you serious?
Sirius?  



#3.5 sunday haikus.. (half of what AlcoHoDL does, per week)


Does uncle Richy charge a fee for his services or does he do it for free?

Sure it may well depend on the value of the services and also how much work and/or costs it might be for uncle Richy to carry out such services.

Personally I prefer the expression "too much, too soon, " rather than "too soon, too much"  to say that the "what" before the "when" rather than saying the "when" before the "what.. even though, I can imagine there there are times that we say the when before the what.  For example, "many times, I have sold too many of my bitcoin too soon.".

"Many times on Sundayseven though, I have read haikus, yet rarely have I written any.can imagine there there are times that we say the "when" before the "what".  For example,

1) "many times, I have sold too many of my bitcoin too soon."

or maybe better:

2)  "Many times, on Sundays, I have read haikus, yet rarely have I written any."

O.k... Let me try to say this in another way:

questions have been raised
do we say too soon, too much
or too much too soon?

Sundays, what a days?
they used to be for relax
now, reading writing doing haikus

go figure it out
if you must do such a thing
"we" adaptening

Are you serious?
Sirius?  



#3.5 sunday haikus.. (half of what AlcoHoDL does, per week)


Does uncle Richy charge a fee for his services or does he do it for free?

Sure it may well depend on the value of the serviceservices and also how much work and/or costs it might be for uncle Richy to carry out such services.

Personally I prefer the expression too much, too soon,  rather than too soon, too much  to say that what before the when rather than the when before the what.. even though, I can imagine there there are times that we say the when before the what.  For example, "many times, I have sold too many of my bitcoin too soon."

"Many times on Sundays, I have read haikus, yet rarely have I written any."

questions have been raised
do we say too soon, too much
or too much too soon?

Sundays, what a days?
they used to be for relax
now, reading writing doing haikus

go figure it out
if you must do such a thing
"we" adaptening


Does uncle Richy charge a fee for his services or does he do it for free? Sure it may well depend on the value of the service and also how much work and/or costs it might be for uncle Richy.