Too much attention
Pedantry and
facetiousness, the bothersome discomfiture of seeking the proper and correct
out of the disordered and the ignorant.
Maybe, it just the
lack of attention to detail, the kind of detail that means if and consideration
were paid to the minutiae no one will be pulling their hairs out in frustration
trying to fix problems that should never have been there in the first place. Hey!
I literally live in a working world of the Wild West.
Letting it be
Yet, for my sanity
and sanity indeed, I find that some things are not worth venting over, we
resort to doing what we know best to do and hope that our troubles are assuaged
to some extent by the gratitude of some who can deign to appreciate that our
intentions and deeds are for more than the good and tending towards the best
that could be done in the circumstances.
Another thing one has
decided to tolerate and probably ignore is that has been a bugbear for too
long, the ignorance of the sartorial, all buttons done up on a suit jacket.
A Shibboleth of difference
One must accept that
not everyone will know and there was a time I did not know too, but I have
known for too long now that I can hardly remember when I didn’t know what to
do.
Then again, like a
watchword or a password, tolerance has given this to the Shibboleth, those who
are aware are appreciated for knowing and those who are not are left on the
scrapheap of the separated and ignorance.
For this and for that
There is no lifelong
aim to bring culture to the Philistine just like not every glistening stone can
be cut into a precious gem. You choose your stones with care before you fashion
the stone for greater value. I can live with the fact that we cannot all be
meticulously pedantic to a fault and annoying irritation.
If I do not have to
exercise the emotional negativity of prejudging those outside the tent of
proper and right, I can accommodate difference enough to know that we would
never all be the same, that kind of diversity makes for what our humanity is
all about.
It is with great
difficulty that I can carry this mental disposition into my professional life
and long may it be that this will be the hallmark for which one is known and remembered
for.
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