CadillacJack says--I made an egregious error! It was right under my nose and I didn’t even
see it. What was I doing? It was soooo obvious and I didn’t even see
it; I didn’t see it coming at all. CreamPuffJosie
says--What is going on. Am I blinded
‘cause I pretend to be ignorant? There
is an ad on TV about two parents talking about their young son and his recent
football game. The dad says something
like—Isn’t he great; did you see him today!
The mother says in her head—He is not a football player but maybe he can
be an announcer. That sorta kinda makes
me laugh. SusieQ says—Ya, sometimes we
are blinded by our bias. ~ Jr went to the military and his parents were
sooooo proud of him. They went to visit
him. When they got back his parents' friends asked him how they found him. Oh!
His mother said--They had a parade with maybe 1,000 troops marching. Jr. was the only one in step!
I asked a middle school gal how school was. She said it was ok; we have a teacher who
grades us on how hard we try and not what score we get on the tests. What?
I don’t want those kids who just try hard doing a procedure on my heart
let me tell ya. It’s like participating
trophies to everyone (i.e. we don’t want anyone to realize that they are not as
good as some else). Are participating
trophies good or bad? What do you think.
Are we helping kids or hindering them? I read this in the paper soooo it
must be right—Study after study has shown that millennials, the first of the
trophy generations, are stressed out and depressed. They were sold a bill of goods when they were
kids, and discovering that the harsh realities of life apply to them too (i.e. had
to have been like a punch to the gut). Oh that reality. They didn’t see that coming! They were living
in la-la land and it’s gone. Bingo.
WorldClassLary asks—What should we be teaching our kids
anyway?
Shush! MissPerfect
says--Don’t try to correct me. I am a sycophant and I like it. Saturday question—Are you a real deal or a
phony? I read in the paper, soooo it
must be right, that without any sense of meaning, people become dangerous to
themselves and others. Viktor Frankl
says—Every moment involves choices, and consciously using that moment to make
positive choices makes all the difference.
Such is life. Shhhhhhhh! LuckieEddie says--I don’t like to think about
stuff like that; …happens and then I say—I didn’t see that coming! Da!
What audience do we play to (e.g. politicians please
different audiences at different times—it’s all about getting the vote)? ItchieBitchie
says--If we seek to play to different audiences at different times, we become
susceptible to situational ethics and motivations based on the need for the
moment. The audience at the time becomes
a pawn in our hands because we know what they want. What do you think? Saturday question—What
audience are you trying to appease today? I think for me, my audience changes
as I get older and as my situation changes.
How about you? Maybe I’m just becoming an independent old fart or maybe I
have gained more wisdom. I don’t know
for sure which one it is! Maybe some of
both. That could be. Such is life.
I read in the paper, soooo it must be right, that Mrs. Clinton is proposed to capture 48% of the female Democratic caucusgoers, 49% of those with no college degree, and 55% of seniors. It appears maybe that a lot of her advertising is targeted to those groups. KnowItAllSally says--Hey, ya got to do what you got to do to get elected; ya got to kiss up to the folks who will vote for you! Ouchy ouchy!
EngineerJim (i.e. anybody can be a Jim) sent me this--erv, for some reason I thought that this might interest you. Check out the website. I always welcome new words. This one is particularly fitting in light of national events.
I read in the paper, soooo it must be right, that Mrs. Clinton is proposed to capture 48% of the female Democratic caucusgoers, 49% of those with no college degree, and 55% of seniors. It appears maybe that a lot of her advertising is targeted to those groups. KnowItAllSally says--Hey, ya got to do what you got to do to get elected; ya got to kiss up to the folks who will vote for you! Ouchy ouchy!
EngineerJim (i.e. anybody can be a Jim) sent me this--erv, for some reason I thought that this might interest you. Check out the website. I always welcome new words. This one is particularly fitting in light of national events.
I was running the other morning and
thinking about a guy. All of a sudden he
drives up from behind. I waved him down
and told him I was just thinking of him (i.e. happenstance, na I don’t think
so)--Oh ya!--I was just thinking that you are one lucky guy to stare death in
the face and win—ya, I didn’t see that cancer coming—how many years has it
been—14—wow, you seem to live a good quality life—pretty much but age is taking
it’s toll—how old are you—81; I’m pretty thankful alright.
Sadly the pastor said to the official board. “I feel we may as well drop the midweek
prayer meeting.” This caused a furore among the elders and they indignantly
refused to agree. “But, brothers and
sisters,” said the minister, “what you don’t seem to know is that no one has
shown up for the midweek prayer meeting
for the last six months.” They didn’t
see that coming! Ouchy ouchy!
GeorgeTheCrook says--Sometimes we live in an illusionary world. Joesixpack
says—what’s good for the goose is good for the gander!
Pam and Bill |
Have a FUN day my friends unless you have other plans. (-:
erv
MyFriendJean says--Conscience is the still small voice that makes you feel still smaller.
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