Do you think throwing this in would help?
If I am understanding you correctly, perhaps, but better not add too much.
I just want them to know what I am making here.
The reports coming in sound like they are confused by what you are telling them.
How much plainer should I say it?
It’s up to you, but I hear some are already falling into the gulf of misinformation.
I'd request special dispensation for the repeat use of a comment this week*, the answer: they have forgotten that the world is a mirror.
ReplyDelete* to my reading you and Mimi have a similar vibe or whatever the word for Six-sympatico would be.
After reading your comment I read Mimi's post and then realized that Susan's comment fits perfectly. 🙃
Delete"I just want them to know what I am making here."
ReplyDeleteGreat line. and don't we all just want that.
Thanks, and yes, yes, we do.
DeleteOne could take your six several different ways. Love posts that make me think.
ReplyDeleteUntil I saw Clark's comment above, I didn't realize that there were different ways of interpreting this. Now it is making me think. :-)
DeleteNo matter how "plainly" we speak or write, once the words are there, often there's no telling how it's "interpreted". Personal filters can't always see the "plain" from the plain :D
ReplyDeleteHaHa, so true.
DeleteWe both went for short this week, I see.
ReplyDeleteThe gulf of misinformation--good use of the prompt!
Yes we did. Thank you.
DeleteInteresting six. Got my gray matter scrtiching.
ReplyDeleteJust speak from the heart and tell your truth. No time for dilly dallying.
ReplyDeleteOh, there are undercurrents and riptides in that gulf! Tread carefully and save your strength.
ReplyDeleteCertainly we all want to be understood. Sadly, the trouble is that too often we don't work hard enough to understand. Good thoughts.
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