Reaching midlife is something we Baby Boomers take for granted, mostly. What’s allowed us to survive, mostly, is a lower-grade of common sense. What gets in the way of us thriving in midlife is a complete and utter avoidance of a higher-grade common sense.
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2 replies on “jeff noel Asks, If You See A Very Large Unfamiliar Spider, Should You Touch It?”
It’s great to be the first to do something. But poking an unfamiliar spider, in my opinion, is not a great exercise in common sense. To be the first one to say they survived a bite from arachnid-deathicus-almost-certaincus might be an accomplishment for some. For me? I’ll read about it in the paper later.
David, you are so funny. 🙂
The low grade common sense is an awareness and random application – don’t touch the stove, it’s hot.
The high grade common sense is a constant start of awareness that every action has a daily predictable response – spend more than you earn = debt.