Bob's liminal space

For the most part, people do what they want to do, and don’t do what they don’t want to do.

Drama teacher extraordinaire Gertrude Slack used to tell us not to worry if we blew our lines because nobody in the audience really knows the script.

It’s not what you don’t know that gets you in trouble. It’s when you “know” something that actually isn’t true.

Summed up in an African proverb that says: He who steps in cow dung does not die.

I love this proverb! Embarrassment is temporary. 🙂

Sometimes, an ounce of inaccuracy can save a pound of explanation.