If and But

If I had the money, I’d probably taken the bus. But as usual, I didn’t have the money, so I traveled by thumb.
If I had the choice to make all over again, I’d make a better choice; now. But I didn’t then, and now I’m digging out again.
If and but. The two most critical words in the English Language.


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