The Exit sign is not part of a public place to regulate traffic, as one would expect it to be. The darned sign is a prominent part of office interiors, where other circulars on office discipline, compliance etc. are displayed. It is meant to remind employees that non-compliance leads to the door. Three Line … Continue reading Compliance
Michael’s take on Patience ….
They say it’s a virtue but at times a very testing one.
At present, I am awaiting surgery on my left foot. I have a plantar fasciitis issue and require surgery, but I also have a commitment to assist in the supervision of the end of year exams for senior high school students, and I need to be mobile for that.
The surgery is becoming more pressing as my foot is not getting any better, in fact, it’s getting worse, so my patience is being tested well and truly.
I think in most situations I am a patient person, to have survived a marriage and not gone insane is one indicator. Though some may differ with me on that one.
On the other hand, I do get anxious and impatient when it comes to travel. I like to think everything is in place and I am in control.
As a…
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